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Originally published by The Standardtop
April 30, 2026
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Report exposes the quiet crisis facing women journalists in Kenya
A new report by AMWIK reveals that sexual harassment remains a persistent issue, shaping not just how women work, but whether they stay in the profession at all...
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A new report by the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) reveals a silent crisis facing women journalists in Kenya, with significant challenges hindering their professional growth and retention in the media industry.
- 38.7% of women journalists cite sexual harassment as a major concern, impacting their decision to stay in the profession.
- High turnover is evident, with only 13.2% of women journalists remaining in the industry for over 15 years, despite high initial attraction.
- AMWIK Executive Director Queenter Mbori highlighted persistent structural barriers, including pay disparities, unsafe environments, and inadequate support systems, which contribute to limited advancement, especially in leadership roles (only 3.7% hold senior positions).
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