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Kioria: It's very important that the safety and independence of the media industry is protected by the actors both in politics and the policy level. For the policy makers and legislators, the media is not operating to massage your ego, the media has a primary duty to inform Kenyans, it may not be good to you but that's generally our job.
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Kioria: For the legislators, the media is not operating to massage your ego but to inform Kenyans
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