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A fresh storm has erupted over media freedom in Kenya after the government moved to cancel broadcasting licences belonging to the Standard Group.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), in a letter dated April 9, accused the media company of failing to clear outstanding fees of Ksh. 48 million.
However, the media house has rubbished the claim, saying the debt is being settled under a structured payment plan.
Chaacha Mwita, the company’s Chief Executive Editor, revealed that a formal agreement was signed with CA in December 2024.
He insists the company has been meeting its obligations without fail.
This unfolding dispute has reignited debate about the role of media in holding power to account.
As public pressure builds, all eyes are on President William Ruto to see whether he will intervene — or let the silence
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