It’s not often that journalists can truly claim that their stories created action or policy change. But this happened after the broadcast of a story on condom shortages in Isiolo, by Violet Otindo at K24. First, the story was picked up by many other news houses, local and international. And more importantly, those who could make a difference to condom supply in that region, took action. Have a look at this to see real story impact. Well done, Violet!

 

 

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