Report by Aga Khan University’s Media Innovation Centre analyses the country’s millennials and digital natives’ media consumption habits.

Kenyan media houses continue to reel from the economic downturn that has forced them to scrap some of their operations, reduce the number of staff, and merge some departments,  all in a bid to stay afloat. And as EAST Site writer Isaac Swila found out, some, like the Standard Media Group has witnessed talent hemorrhage with journalists yet to be paid for over four months.

There is hope and cautious optimism among Burundian media practitioners that the state of media freedom in the tiny East African country could improve post Pierre Nkurunziza. East Site writer Isaac Swila recently visited Bujumbura and paints the picture of how things are panning out in post Nkurunziza