Last week a reporter had the audacity to write that the southern bypass is meant to ease traffic at JKIA while we know that it is meant to divert traffic from entering the City Centre.

Check out the story on the three suspects shot on Lang'ata road as reported by the Standard.. Yaani, they went to the Police asked them what happened and quoted them verbatim "exchanged fire with my mboys"

They should be dying of embarassment considering the Nation frontpage..

No investigative journalism at all.. and we wonder why the Kiriinya confessions died with him.

Not that the editors at Nation are doing any better, I've noticed spelling mistakes in nearly every edition sold last year and this year.

in todays Nation there is a guy who is saying that a plot in syokimau goes for 250,000..These guys need to research on their content. No one can sell you a plot in syokimau for that price.

My parents encouraged me to read the newspapers [Standard & Nation not the kanu crapsheet] but I do not think I would want my kids reading today's newspapers. The Standard has the creepiest/salacious stories written by journalists who flunked their English exams!

@VVS,

Journalistic standards are falling world wide. If its not paying people to pose, its poor editorial or irresponsible editors.

I still curse the day KTN TV showed 3 women being sexually abused by beach boys molested at the Coast. The footage was very clear bith the panic stricken women fully identifiable.

Spelling mistakes are usual
poorly researched articles
Sensational reporting (Just watch Njoroge Mwaura any day)

Too many problems.

One day I sat down with some reporters who had come to cover an event I was organising. A cursory look at the young boys and girl was enough warning for me not to expect anything useful from the news that evening or neswpaper the next day. Sadly, they have acess to so many people at once