The EAC intergovernmental organization includes seven countries, like
Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, the DRC, and South Sudan.
In this country, there are still not enough newspapers because they are not in native English.
so they don't understand what those media are writing about. Today, we collected newspapers' names.
Most have many readers and website visitors and are well-performing enough to be found in search engines.
KENYA-NATION
The Daily Nation is mostly East Africa's largest newspaper.
It works in Kenya, and the whole of East Africa has many branches in different places.
It was founded in 1958 by Englishman Charles Hayesn as East African eyes.
It's played a big role in mass media in Kenya and is considered the top news paper in Kenya.
UGANDA-DAILY MONITOR
Uganda is a registered media news company owned by the Nation Media Group.
The Daily Monitor writes in English and is located in an industrial area of Kampala.
Uganda. It's also included other media, such as the Sunday monitor and the Saturday monitor.
Is currently the leading news site in Uganda and outside of the country.
RWANDA: THE NEW TIMES RWANDA
is a news company that works in Rwanda. it's mostly
written on politics, entertainment, and sports in 1995. The main topic about Rwanda featured on The New Times
They launched Izuba Rirashe (sun raises) weekly in Kinyarwanda, as reported by The New Times Rwanda.
It's featured many Rwandan artists, including Bruce Melodia, The Ben, and Meddy.
also has popular journalists who are most followed on Twitter. Many upcoming artists are considered to be featured in The New Times's news.
BURUNDI-IWACU
is a Burundian press that writes in French and English.
You can access it through a visit.
or to go to the Google News app, mostly highs earched in Burundi.
WACU are all the voices of Burundi. Not just political voices but also interested in the economy, society, justice, and health in Burundi.
TANZANIA-Daily News
The Taanzanian media was published in 1930 as the Tanganyika Standard.
Daily news has Habali Leo registered in 2007.
It's associated with all East African news daily.
It's featured on Wasafi Media, owned by musician Diamond Platinumz, and mostly gets high streams in
digital music platforms.
SOUTH SOUDAN: THE JUBA POST
is an English newspaper owned by Juba Media Company.
The chairman of the board is Charles Rehan. It's works two places in South Soudan's capital city, Khartoum and Juba, as long as it's name.
It's common to post news about South Sudan.
DRC-L'Avenir
The Democratic Republic of the Congo
Originally launched as a weekly publication in 1996, L'Avenir switched to a daily format in 2006.
is mostly written in Swahili, Lingala, and French.
It's regarded as one of the top social news sites. The chief editor thinks highly of Joachm. Diana Gikupa
Some of them work in support of other sectors, such as sports, as well as politicians, comedians, and actresses.
Newspapers promote innovations and the difficulties that Africans experience together. The most popular news papers and e-papers in English and French are as follows:.
Every nation has laws and guidelines that journalists and media organizations have to abide by. Similar to Rwanda, anyone planning to print or broadcast
Public-access journalistic content on YouTube
registration requires an application.
Members of the public should avoid uploading or
disseminating content that is inciting hatred of
whatsoever form, racial, tribal, ethnic, religious,
gender, social status, and disability.
Anything that encourages violence, is vulgar, or
inciting conflict or supporting illicit activity.
must be stayed away from.
Despite having powerful voices, there aren't many newspapers in East Africa.
in the finest manner possible to visit search engines.