World Radio Day 2026 | Radio, AI, and the Future of Trust
FELT Africa partners with media organizations and regulators on research, curriculum development, and professional standards training fit for an AI-driven media landscape.
Media Relations
Radio presenters gain skills on putting public good over political interests
With Kenya’s general elections drawing near, election fever has swept across the country. Political activity is in full swing, politicians…
Why brands must embrace content creator platforms in 2026
It all started with smartphone entertainment, then trends, then a possibility of earning from making content becoming a reality and…
An executives’ guide to mastering media interviews
One poorly handled media interview can unravel years of reputation building in a matter of minutes, In the modern world…
Staying objective in the face of editorial interference
The training successfully equipped journalists with skills in media law, conflict-sensitive reporting, and adherence to journalistic ethics codes – directly addressing the critical need for responsible media practices.
Promoting cohesion: FELT Africa training heads to coastal Kenya
The training attracted seasoned broadcasters who gained practical skills in media ethics, fact-checking, and sensitive reporting that promotes national cohesion and integration.
Northern Kenya journalists gain skills in promoting integration
The training successfully equipped journalists with skills in media law, conflict-sensitive reporting, and adherence to journalistic ethics codes – directly addressing the critical need for responsible media practices.