[Jonah Onyango, Standard]The spat between Football Kenya Federation (FKF) and media has reached a tipping point. But this was not the first time that FKF was targeting journalists. It is the responsibility of journalists to inform the public and it is the role of media houses, not FKF, to choose who should do that. Instead of kicking journalists out of football pitches, FKF should table whatever grievances it has against them through the right channels such as the MCK, Media Owners Association, Kenya Editors Guild, Kenya Union of Journalists, Kenya Correspondents Association, Sports Journalists Association of Kenya or even the courts of law. FKF should stick to its lane and stop meddling in journalists' work.

Source: Standard Digital December 13, 2020 21:01 UTC