The Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board (KYEB) has today signed an MoU with the Media Council of Kenya (MCK).
The agreement signed by KYEB CEO Lilian Kimeto and MCK’s CEO David Omwoyo outlines areas for collaboration namely: Training and Capacity Building, Research and Data Sharing, Strategic Communication, Stakeholder Engagement, and Resource Mobilisation.
Mr Omwoyo appreciated the step, noting that the MoU will facilitate joint efforts between the two sister organisations to better serve journalists and citizens.
On the other hand, Ms Kimeto said that the agreement will enable both organisations to leverage each other’s skills and strengths through knowledge exchange, emphasizing that collaboration fosters growth.
Through the partnership, she noted KYEB and MCK will better communicate government policies, programmes and projects being implemented in line with the Bottom-Up Transformation Economic Agenda (BETA).
KYEB is mandated to document the government’s achievements, projects and initiatives and tell the story about Kenya’s soul through its publications including the “Yearbook”, “AgendaKenya” and “InfoBytes”.
