Theses/Dissertations from 2022
News media presentation of basic education teachers during the covid-19 pandemic: a content analysis of the daily monitor and the new vision in uganda, Andrew Arinaitwe
How the print media in Kenya framed state of the nation addresses on covid-19 pandemic by president Uhuru Kenyatta, Victor Odhiambo Edwin
Digital media and terrorism: analysis of online visual images of Kenyan security forces in the battle of EL adde, Edwin Anjago Herenga
How the social media phenomena of publishing private and personal information about prominent public figures is influencing ethical decision making by legacy media editors, Evelyne Nyakiega Kahungu
The adoption of artificial intelligence in newsrooms in Kenya: a multi-case study, Peter Mwangangi Kioko
An analysis of the programming of local and foreign content in kenya’s tv programming, Christine Kasiva Muthee
Priming of government policy: a case study of media coverage of the demonetisation of 1,000 bills by the nation and the standard, Stanley Wabomba Nasokho
News consumption habits on social media: a study of unemployed Kenyan millennials at National Employment Authority in Kasarani sub-county, Teresia Wambui Ndonye
Digital native media: growing online audiences and challenges of monetization, Martin Wachira Njoroge
Social media and journalism: how twitter impacts news coverage in Kenya, Philip Mwaniki Njung’e
The inclusion of medical and health experts in the coverage of Covid-19 in print media in Kenya, Sarah Okuoro
Reporting on sexual orientation and gender identities in Kenya a study of factors that influence ethical and legal decision-making by print media journalists, Paul Omondi Otieno
Online audiences and gatekeeping: user comments and their influence on editorial processes in newsrooms in Kenya, Beryl Anyango Oywer
Monetising digital content: lessons from Nation Media Group, Augustine Kipkosgei Sang
Sharing the news: the role of social media in news diffusion and audience building in media houses in Kenya, Isaac Swila
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Whatsapp in the newsroom: utilisation of WhatsApp in journalistic practices in Kenya, Valerie R.A. Koga
Fact-checking in the digital era: a multi-case study of how newsrooms address disinformation during breaking news, Mary Nyambura Kulundu
Coverage of climate change issues in Kenyan print media: a case of Daily Nation and Standard newspapers, Esther Wanja Mungai
Place of solutions journalism in coverage of a crisis: examining reporting of covid-19 pandemic in Kenyan newspapers, Rebecca Mutheu Mutiso
Viability of free newspapers in the Kenyan market: a case of The People Daily, Veronica Wambui Mwangi
Drought and food security in Kenya: content analysis of the Nation and the Standard newspapers 2018-2019, Mark Simiyu Namaswa
News media framing of femicide: an analysis of Kenyan newspapers’ reports on the killing of two women, Rose Wangui Ng'ang'a
Assessing market readiness and uptake of VOD among university students in Nairobi, Joan Wetumi Njaro
A content analysis of the coverage of covid-19 in the first seven days, Chrystal Celestine Kerubo Onkeo
Exploring the effects of digital disruption on radio revenues among urban radio stations in Kenya, Baron Khamadi Shitemi
Viability of digital subscription in Uganda: an analysis of Chimpreports’ paywall, Alex Taremwa
The impact of data smog on editorial processes: an assessment of journalists’ coverage of Covid-19 pandemic in Kenya, Anita Chepkoech Tesot
An exploratory study of fake news and the 2017 presidential elections in Kenya, Anthony Kuria Wanjiru
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Ethical decision-making in the digital age: the case of graphic images in Kenyan print and online newspapers, Patrick Gathara
Challenges of implementing convergence in Kenyan newsrooms: a case of The Standard Group PLC, Julian Wanjiru Kamau
A changing profession: examining newsroom roles and skills in the digital age, Kenfrey Mwenda Kiberenge
Online audience as gatekeepers: the influence of web analytics on content selection in Kenya’s top five news websites, Joel Mulonzi Muinde
The Power of Satire: an analysis of Gado’s Cartoons in The Standard newspapers, Kenneth Kipruto Ng'etich
Coverage of the Big Four Agenda in the Daily Nation and The Standard newspapers in Kenya, John Kuru Ngirachu
Self-censorship and Journalism practice in mainstream media in Kenya, James Odhiambo Okong'o
Online audience feedback and media accountability in Kenya’s mainstream media, Ann Adhiambo Okumu
Opportunities digital technologies present for women in media: multi-case study of newsrooms in Kenya, Faith P. Oneya
Newspaper’s quest for survival in the era of digital disruption: the case of the Daily Nation, Dave Oluoch Opiyo