The Kenyan government announced a new initiative to honor veteran broadcasters like Daudi Kanja, Khadija Ali, Topi Lyambila, and Sakina Mohammed for their significant contributions to the nation’s media landscape. This recognition follows a meeting between the broadcasters and William Kabogo, Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy, where they discussed preserving Kenya's rich broadcast heritage.

• The initiative will establish a national repository to document the profiles of pioneering broadcasters and showcase historic broadcast equipment and memorabilia.
• This repository could be housed at the National Museums of Kenya, the National Archives, Uhuru Gardens, and other national monuments.
• The move is also part of restructuring the KBC to strengthen its role as an educative, entertaining, and informative national institution.