[kictanet] The role of Media in political developement

[bitange at jambo.co.ke]

Mutsi,
I thought the role of Media is to educate, inform and entertain.  Further as a Fourth Estate, Media provides checks and balances.  Already this is happening and we need to support David Makali to continue with his balanced view of Kenyan politics in his programmes with Citizen.  It is our responsibility to ask more Kenyans to watch.

These programmes are not only informative but an education to the people of Kenya.  We simply need to scale up and have competing candidates respond to issues.

Ndemo.


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