ORGANISATIONAL PROFILE

The Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ) is an organisation seeking to improve working of conditions of journalists. It also protects and promote media freedom, professionalism and ethical standards in the media industry. Members work across the industry – as freelances, writers and reporters, editors, sub-editors and photographers. Members are drawn from broadcast, print and online.
The KUJ is affiliated to the Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU) and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ).

OUR VISION

A champion of workers’ rights, free and responsible media

OUR MISSION

To secure, promote and protect the welfare, interests, and rights of all journalists

CORE VALUES

  • Respect for the Rights and Privileges of workers
  • Social Dialogue and Tripartism
  • Professionalism and Integrity
  • Collaboration and Team Work
  • Respect for Diversity
  • Transparency and Accountability
  • Participatory Leadership
  • Innovation and Continuous Learning

THE SECRETARIAT

KUJ  is managed under a Constitution by a Governing Council that is responsible for the directions of the Executive Committee and the National officers to whom the daily management of the union shall be committed.

It is composed of the National Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary-General, Deputy General Secretary, Labour Secretary, International relations Secretary, Gender Secretary, Training Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, POranissing Secretary and ten members of the council elected at the Quinquennial Conference.

The principal role of the Council is to provide a strategic framework within which the ICJ Kenya secretariat executes programmes/projects. The secretariat staff are professional people employed on an equal opportunity basis.

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

35

Service Years

47

Counties Covered

1140

Membership