Sustainability

Our commitment to communities

To ensure that our business is feasible in the long term, not just for our consumers, but also for the communities around us, The Nation Media Group is committed to ensuring that each of its business processes has a sustainable approach. As an organization, we have aligned ourselves to key areas within which we seek to have impact. These are as follows:

Our programmes

Newspapers in Education

Newspapers in Education (NiE) is a ‘Young Reader Development’ initiative that involves the use of newspapers in schools for purposes of improving literacy and developing a reading culture among children
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Nation Media Foundation

The Nation Media Foundation (NMF),is the organisation's social impact arm and will steer the Group’s focus on positively influencing the society by accelerating its contribution to, and upscaling initiatives aimed at attaining the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Activity reports
Wednesday, 31 January, 2024

NMG and Family Bank join hands to plant 2,000 trees

Nation Media Group (NMG) and Family Bank Foundation teams braved the freezing cold morning weather and a light drizzle to plant trees in Ngong Hills in Kajiado County, during the inaugural Tree Planting day held on 13th November 2023. Heeding the government’s call, NMG CEO Stephen Gitagama led his team in planting trees on a […]

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Tuesday, 07 September, 2021

NMG donates textbooks to Nakuru Workers Primary School

Pupils at Nakuru Workers Primary School received learning materials and mobility devices from the Nation Media Group and its partners. The media company, in partnership with other organisations, donated textbooks, wheel chairs, masks, pens, shoes and balls to the school.

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Tuesday, 26 March, 2019

NMG visits Murumba Primary School

Nation Media Group (NMG) on March 22, 2019 donated textbooks to pupils at Murumba Mixed Primary School in Ugunja, Siaya County, as part of its corporate social investment activities. Staff from the Kisumu bureau and Nairobi office, led by Regional Editor Caroline Wafula, took part in giving out books. The visit was also meant to motivate the 612 pupils at the school to aim higher in their academic performance.

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