With minds open and pens ready, Kabarak University students gathered once more to immerse themselves in the art of modern media storytelling, led by some of Africa Uncensored’s most influential voices. At the helm of this transformative experience was Mrs. Dorcas Kebenei, a dedicated lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication under the leadership of Dr. Ndonye, whose vision for the program is to shape students into fearless truth-seekers and innovative communicators. Renowned investigative journalist and Africa Uncensored co-founder John Allan Namu shared powerful insights into social media, media management, and the relentless evolution of new media, equipping students with tools to thrive in a fast-paced, information-driven world.

Discussions on social media set the room abuzz as students explored the power of digital platforms to shape narratives, connect communities, and amplify voices. They learned strategies for building authentic engagement, fostering trust, and harnessing analytics to craft stories that resonate in today’s digital age. Meanwhile, media management sessions encouraged students to think like visionaries, balancing journalistic integrity with the challenges of modern-day storytelling. With practical insights into managing content, resources, and ethical considerations, students gained a new appreciation for the weight of responsibility on every media professional’s shoulders.

The mentorship concluded with a captivating look into new media, urging students to embrace the cutting-edge tools that define today’s media landscape. Africa Uncensored’s guidance illuminated how digital journalism and adaptive storytelling are essential in a world constantly reshaped by technology. This transformative experience, meticulously organized by Mrs. Kebenei and the Mass Communication Department, has left Kabarak University students armed not only with knowledge but with a profound purpose to tell stories that matter and uphold the integrity of the media profession.