APRM • SECOND COUNTRY REVIEW REPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA Profile of print and electronic media in Kenya PRINT MEDIA Dailies: Business Daily, Daily Nation, People Daily, Taifa Leo, The Standard, The Star. Weeklies: Coast Week, Financial Post, Inside Kenya Today , Standard on Sunday, Sunday Nation, The Standard Group‘s The County Weekly, which in August 2013 was replaced by The Counties, The East African, The Sunday Express, The Weekly Citizen, Truth Weekly. Monthlies: Business Monthly EA, Business Woman, CEO Africa, CIO East Africa, Drum, Kenyan Kitchen, Management, The Nairobi Law Monthly, Parents, Passion, Prime Parenting, Small and Medium Enterprise, Sports Monthly, The Diplomat, The Insyder, True Love, Finance, Healthy Woman, Salon, Motors, African Woman, Africa Medical Review, Animal Welfare, Business Post, Construction News, Destination, Travel, Expression Today, Focus on Getaways, Focus on Property, Homes Kenya, Nairobi Business, Pregnant, Sacco Review, Smartlife, Swara, Agrolink, Corporate Intelligence Africa, The  Exchange, Property Zone, Think Business, Tupike, Twende Tu, Unique Homes Bi-monthlies: Biashara Leo, Business Africa, Business Post, Go Places, Safari Digest, Sokoni Regional and county  publications The Sun (Kabamet), The Eye/Mwangaza (Siaya), The Eastern Star (Machakos), Ngao (Nakuru), Sauti (Kericho), Sauti ya Gusii (Kisii), Nuru (Isiolo), Nyota ya Magharibi (Vihiga), Sauti ya Pwani (Mombasa), Maarifa (Murang’a), Habari (Garissa), The Truth and Education News (Nairobi), Kajiado County News and Narok County News, The Link (Migori), South Rift Times (Kericho), the Nyanza Weekly (Kisumu), Horizon Weekly (Bungoma), Trans Nzoia Magazine, Trans Nzoia Times.  Slopes Weekly, County Leader, Highlands Tribune, and Business Express are found in Central Kenya, while The Anchor is in Machakos. Imenti News, Wembe, and County Focus are found in Meru, while Mombasa has Coast Week and Pambazuko. TV Stations KBC, NTV, KTN, Citizen TV, K24 are the biggest TV stations in Kenya in terms of coverage and viewers. Kiss TV is also on air. 136. Kenya has demonstrated a remarkable growth in the use of social and digital media by members of the public, bloggers and media houses. Social media platforms have been used to cultivate societal discourses on socio-political issues, helping to disseminate information widely and expeditiously. | 94 |