TUKO’s submission, The Lost Sons of Kenya highlights the plight of young Kenyans who are unknowingly recruited by Russia into the frontline of Russia’s war against Ukraine. The category seeks to recognize powerful video journalism that makes strong use of the format to serve editorial goals, tell original stories, and engage audiences across digital platforms.

The students sought to gain real exposure and the workings of a digital media house and expressed interest in understanding what goes on behind the production of our human-interest stories

As part of playing its watchdog role as media, TUKO has been recognized for a series of stories that cover how Kenyans are being duped into Russia’s frontline

The meeting provided a critical look into the key components of a modern Digital Newsroom focusing on several pillars that have defined TUKO’s success.

Celebrating Champions of Change: TUKO Launched the Third Edition of Business Leaders Awards 2025. It is dedicated to businesses driving Kenya’s economic future.

In November 2025 TUKO.co.ke managed to score an exclusive first interview with US Acting Ambassador Susan Burns, strengthening diplomatic media ties.

TUKO participated in the Digital Media Africa 2025 conference, hosted by WAN-IFRA, where we presented a strategic blueprint behind the company's success.

TUKO.co.ke MD Julia Majale joined the 7 July Media Sustainability Dialogue in Nairobi, highlighting our commitment to the future of media in Kenya.

TUKO.co.ke’s Sports Editor Martin Moses has been selected among 27 journalists worldwide for the 2025 World Athletics Media Academy in Tokyo, Japan.

TUKO.co.ke emerged as one of Kenya’s most trusted news sources at the Bobea Awards, which honour leaders and institutions creating lasting impact.

TUKO.co.ke is proud to announce the winners of the TUKO Humanitarian Awards, a celebration of extraordinary individuals who are creating meaningful change.

TUKO.co.ke has been ranked first in online media reach across the country for the third year in a row, according to the 2025 Reuters Institute Digital News Report.

In Kenya, scribes working for online news outlets are often discriminated against by traditional media journalists when covering parliamentary proceedings.

To mark International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025 members of the WAN-IFRA WIN Guild have committed to a series of transformative actions to advance gender equality in newsroom leadership.

Launched in July 2024, the course has already enrolled over 110 participants. Through interactive lessons, mentorship opportunities and free masterclass webinars, the TUKO Copywriting Course has equipped aspiring writers with practical skills while creating a new revenue stream for TUKO.co.ke.

Ruby Orimba emphasised the power of collaboration, advising professionals to contribute guest posts to reputable websites and publications to gain brand credibility

Rachael Nyaguthie, TUKO.co.ke's Head of Human Interest Desk, distinguishedly represented the news platform at the recently concluded Conference on Combating Violence Against Women in Africa in Arusha, Tanzania.

The INMA Elevate Scholarship Programme, now in its fifth year, focuses on driving diversity and inclusion across the global news media industry.

A newsroom’s brand is its personality – it’s how it talks to its audience, the values it upholds, and the way it tells stories. Is the tone conversational or formal? Is the focus on hard news or human-interest stories? Branding answers these questions and ensures that whether someone visits a website or scrolls through social media, they know what to expect.

To understand the state of digital news consumption in Kenya, Odipo Dev analyzed metadata from over 28,000 posts across the Facebook and Instagram pages of 31 English-speaking and vernacular news outlets in Kenya. The data was collected from May 1 to July 31, 2024 coinciding with the Gen Z uprising in Kenya.