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Of the three Kenyan suspects for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC), one of them is radio Journalist Joshua Arap Sang. The ICC prosecutor has again issued an arrest warrant on yet another Kenyan journalist Walter OsapiriBarasa for allegedly corruptly influencing the ICC witnesses. These raise questions about the Kenyan Journalism training standards. This Case study set out to establish Kenyan Middle Level Media Training standards based on: the availability of the training facilities and the competencies of newly trained Journalists in Media houses. The study’s objectives include: To establish if Middle Level Media Training Colleges have necessary training facilities and; to find out if the Kenyan Media houses are contented with the capabilities of newly trained journalists. The study established that there is an acute shortage of training facilities in Media Colleges, with less experienced trainers. The Newly employed Journalists could only do well in news reporting because it is more artistic than technical; while print editing and studio operation were poorest performed. Trainers, Students and Media house respondents were sampled, data collected from them and then interpreted.

An Evaluation of Training Standards in Kenyan Media Colleges: A Case Study of Public and Private Middle Level Media Training Colleges in Nairobi.