Moses Otieno writes about Kenyan radio from the inside out. Based in Western Kenya, he covers the stations, stories, and people that make up Kenya's broadcast landscape — with a particular eye on community radio, vernacular broadcasting, and how radio continues to shape life in counties beyond Nairobi.
At radio.co.ke, Moses contributes guides and features on Kenya's radio industry — from how stations operate and earn, to the culture of breakfast shows, the role of community broadcasters, and the growing presence of campus and youth-led media. His writing draws on firsthand experience in student newsrooms, digital content production, and script writing for broadcast audiences.
As a writer from western Kenya this gives him a ground-level understanding of how journalism functions outside the capital. That perspective shapes everything he writes: radio as a public service, not just entertainment.
What Moses Writes About
- Kenyan radio stations — regional, vernacular, and community broadcasters
- The business and regulation of radio in Kenya
- Campus and youth voices in broadcasting
- Radio presenters, breakfast shows, and on-air culture
- How radio connects Kenyans at home and in the diaspora
- Digital streaming and the future of audio in Kenya
