As Kenya’s media industry reels from shrinking newsrooms, layoffs and the rapid shift to digital platforms, hundreds of young journalists and creatives are being forced to reinvent themselves outside traditional media houses. In Kisumu, one organisation is quietly stepping into that gap — offering struggling storytellers not just workspace, but survival. At the heart of…
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