Standard Group remains a trusted source of news
Standard Group PLC remains a trusted news source in Kenya despite shifting audience habits and declining print readership, according to a new media report...
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A Media Council of Kenya report indicates that Standard Group PLC's media platforms remain a trusted source of news for Kenyans, despite shifts in media consumption habits.
- 18% of Kenyans reported reading The Standard newspaper in 2025.
- Standard Group PLC, including KTN News and Radio Maisha, is ranked among the most trusted information sources by 8% of Kenyans.
- The report also highlights a significant digital shift, with 39% of Kenyans now getting news from social media, and raises concerns about a 63% digital literacy gap regarding AI-generated content.
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