Dinnah Ondari

Worth of God's Inheritance/Mum/Media/Digital transformation

[Dinnah Ondari @DinahOndari]

Media consumption has gone mobile, has media content? We talk formats, interoperability between platforms etc
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[Kenya Editors’ Guild @KenyaEditors]

Finally, coming to your space. #TheKenyaJournalismReview

[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

Today's headlines: it's all about Ol Kalou, framed by every major daily as a Ruto-Gachagua showdown ahead of 2027 👇
1. @StandardKenya "Rigathi vs Ruto" focuses on over 1,000 police deployed as opposition cries voter intimidation amid weeks of vote-buying claims and IEBC bias allegations.
2. @NationAfrica highlights "Rumble in the Mountain" as UDA vs DCP rivalry tests political dominance in Mt Kenya, with implications for shifting 2027 alliances.
3. @TheStarKenya "Why Ol Kalou Vote Is a Litmus Test for Ruto and Gachagua" focuses on 6.3M Mt Kenya voters, Gachagua's malpractice claims, and heightened IEBC scrutiny.
4. @PeopleDailyKe "The Vote That Could Change Ruto and Gachagua's 2027 Race" frames the by-election as pivotal to both leaders' political futures.
5. @Taifa_Leo "Nani Atatamba Leo?" highlights DCP vs UDA rivalry rooted in old fallouts, with regional influence and party alignment on the line.
6. @BD_Africa "Civil servants face salary freeze over secret wealth" highlights proposed regulations on conflict of interest, allowing the EACC to freeze salaries of public officers who do not comply.

Full brief 👉https://t.co/8ZuVR7Ui2u

[Dinnah Ondari @DinahOndari]

@K24Tv Senator*

[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

Could you name every candidate on the Ol Kalou ballot? Most viewers can't. TV coverage has turned a local race into a Ruto-Gachagua proxy war — and left real voter concerns unheard.
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[Abba🫀 @engr_imm]

My coworker makes $92,000 a year and still brings lunch from home every single day.

For two years, people in the office made fun of him.

“Bro, you make good money. Live a little.”

Meanwhile, they were ordering DoorDash every afternoon, financing new cars, upgrading their iPhones, and taking weekend trips they couldn’t really afford.

He never argued.

He drove the same 2012 Honda Accord.

Wore regular clothes.

Used coupons at the grocery store.

And every Friday, a huge portion of his paycheck disappeared into savings and investments.

Then our company announced layoffs.

Half the department was gone by Monday…

[Abba🫀 @engr_imm]

People were panicking.

One coworker admitted he had less than $400 in his checking account.

Another immediately started worrying about her $780 monthly car payment.

But the “cheap” guy?

He packed his desk, shook everyone’s hand, and went home.

Three weeks later, I ran into him at a coffee shop.

I asked if he’d found another job.

He smiled and said:

“I’m not looking yet. I have enough saved to cover my bills for almost two years.”

That sentence completely changed how I looked at money.

A high salary can make you look rich.

A new car can make you feel rich.

Designer clothes can make strangers think you’re rich.

But real financial security is having enough money to walk away from a bad situation without your entire life falling apart.

Sometimes the person who looks “broke” is actually the wealthiest person in the room.

What’s one money lesson you learned later than you should have?

[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

MPs who couldn’t explain the clauses they were voting on. When lawmakers don’t understand the law, journalists become the last line of defence for citizens.
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[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

Editorial: Words are weaponised before the first shot is fired. As Kenya’s political rhetoric heats up ahead of 2027, Media Observer asks: is the press muting the fire, or fanning it?
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[Media Council of Kenya @MediaCouncilK]

Election Partnerships: Sustaining the journey towards 2027 and beyond!

[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

Journalists crossing into politics. From Jalang'o to Wamuchomba - public trust is becoming political capital. Will MCK's 2027 guidelines protect journalism's integrity?
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[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

Utumishi coverage - miss or hit? Citizen TV and NTV protected juvenile identities. TV47's "Wednesday of reckoning" headline was a clear ethical miss. ▶️https://t.co/qrGLQbkpfK

[Dinnah Ondari @DinahOndari]

Today I tried to test 80kph on the XPway. I wanted to park and walk to town coz honestly, it is the same thing. Alafu all the other drivers including wa Altos were flying past me. But honestly 110 on Thika Superhughway and 80 on XPWay makes no sense. Hata kama ni revenue

[World Association of Press Councils @WAPC2025]

Stop The Press Persecution!

[Media Observer @MediaObserverK]

He tried four times. Was never shortlisted. Then one story from Turkana changed everything. Meet Christopher Kipsang, AMEA Journalist of the Year.

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[Media Council of Kenya @MediaCouncilK]

Let Journalists Join Politics! @MediaCouncilK Ethical Guidelines will protect Balance and Objectivity.

Are you a journalist, editor, or media practitioner planning to vie for office in 2027? @MediaCouncilK wants to support your journey! Media professionals are invited to formally register their intentions by emailing [email protected]  1/4

[World Association of Press Councils @WAPC2025]

No journalist should be threatened, surveilled, or forced to betray sources.

[World Association of Press Councils @WAPC2025]

Honouring sacrifice, devotion and generosity...

[Association of Media Women in Kenya @AMWIK]

“Legacy media revenue models are failing—advertising no longer sustains them, as evidenced by ongoing layoffs. There’s an urgent need for innovation. Clinging to outdated approaches to content and interviews risks sustainability. High-quality content is non-negotiable, and success depends on understanding and serving your audience—there is no one-size-fits-all," @DinahOndari,"Media Monitoring & Research Manager- @MediaCouncilK. #MediaWomenConfKE @jhrnews @MoICTKenya @InternewsKE

[Association of Media Women in Kenya @AMWIK]

“The real challenge is knowing where our audiences are and how to format content for them. Media houses must understand how people consume information—primarily on their phones—and tailor content accordingly. If our platforms are cumbersome, we lose them," @DinahOndari, Media Monitoring & Research Manager, @MediaCouncilK. @MoICTKenya @FNF_Africa @InternewsKE @jhrnews #MediaWomenConfKE

[Jane Godia @janegodia]

A great day indeed for women in media @DinahOndari talking about #diversity and #Inclusion #womensrights #genderequality @AMWIK @WanifraWIN