Media relations in Kenya, on TV, radio and in print.
We get your story onto Kenya's TV screens, radio airwaves and front pages, told accurately and on your terms. From narrative building to the studio chair, Razorgrowth handles the whole journey.

Narrative building, press office and broadcast placements
Good media relations starts with a story worth telling. We shape it, then put it in front of the editors, producers and presenters who decide what Kenya sees and hears.
Narrative building & messaging
A core narrative, key messages and proof points that journalists can use and audiences remember.
Press office
Press releases, statements, media advisories, press conferences and handling inbound media requests.
TV interviews
Pitching and preparing you for news features, prime-time interviews and panel discussions on Kenyan TV.
Radio interviews & tours
Breakfast shows, talk shows and call-in segments on national, urban and vernacular radio, individually or as a regional radio tour.
Media training
On-camera and on-air coaching: bridging, handling hostile questions, and staying on message.
Op-eds & thought leadership
Opinion pieces and expert commentary positioning you as a credible voice on your issues.
Our process
Brief
We learn your goals, audiences and sensitivities in a confidential session.
Shape
We build the narrative and decide which stations, shows and outlets fit.
Place
We pitch, schedule and prepare you, and attend interviews where needed.
Report
Coverage reports with reach, tone and key messages carried.
Kenyan TV & radio stations we work with.
Interviews, talk-show appearances, news features and call-in segments across 10 TV stations and 20 radio stations, in English, Swahili and vernacular languages.
Television 10
- Citizen TVNational · Swahili & English
- NTVNational · English & Swahili
- KTN HomeNational · Entertainment & talk
- KTN NewsNational · 24-hour news
- K24 TVNational · News & current affairs
- TV47National · News & current affairs
- KBC Channel 1National public broadcaster
- Inooro TVVernacular · Kikuyu
- Kameme TVVernacular · Kikuyu
- Ramogi TVVernacular · Dholuo
Radio 20
- Radio CitizenNational · Swahili
- Radio JamboNational · Swahili
- Classic 105National · English
- Radio MaishaNational · Swahili
- Milele FMNational · Swahili
- Kiss 100National · English
- KBC English ServicePublic · English
- KBC Radio TaifaPublic · Swahili
- Radio 47National · Swahili
- Capital FMNairobi · English
- NRG RadioUrban · English
- Hot 96Urban · English
- Nation FMNational · English
- Homeboyz RadioUrban · English
- Kameme FMVernacular · Kikuyu
- Inooro FMVernacular · Kikuyu
- Ramogi FMVernacular · Dholuo
- Chamgei FMVernacular · Kalenjin
- Mulembe FMVernacular · Luhya
- Bahari FMCoast · Swahili
Station names are trademarks of their respective owners. They are listed to show the outlets we engage with and do not imply endorsement or a formal partnership.

Can you get me interviewed on TV and radio in Kenya?
We pitch you to producers and editors across national TV and national and vernacular radio, prepare you with media training, and manage the logistics. Editorial decisions always rest with the station, so we focus on making you a guest worth booking.
Do you pay for coverage or buy airtime?
Earned interviews and features are editorial and can't be bought. Where paid airtime or sponsored segments suit your goals, we plan and book them separately and transparently.
Which radio stations reach rural and county audiences?
Vernacular stations such as Inooro FM, Kameme FM, Ramogi FM, Chamgei FM and Mulembe FM, together with national Swahili stations like Radio Citizen, Radio Jambo, Radio Maisha and Milele FM, are key for reaching audiences outside Nairobi.
Is my engagement with Razorgrowth confidential?
Yes. Enquiries and engagements are handled by a need-to-know team, NDAs are available on request, and we never name a client or share their work without written permission.
The conversation about you is already happening. Lead it.
Book a private consultation with a senior strategist. We'll listen, assess where your narrative stands, and tell you honestly what it will take to move it.