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Kenyans must protect media freedom now more than ever

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What you need to know: Media is regarded as the Fourth Estate because it’s expected to act as a ‘watchdog’ over the three arms of government – The Executive, the Judiciary and the Legislature. The term was originally coined by The Times Editor John Delane in 1852. Before the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya (2010), the…

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