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Kipsang Joseph
Verified
Photojournalist, The Standard (Kenya)
Nakuru
Beats
Biography
I am an accomplished photojournalist and storyteller, passionate about capturing compelling African narratives through my lens. With nearly a decade of experience, I have built a reputation for excellence in documenting a wide range of stories, including wildlife, culture, conservation, education, science, human interest, nature, conflict, politics, and sports. As a journalist with the Standard Group, my work is featured prominently in The Standard Newspaper, Standard Digital, and across all Standard Group online platforms. My radio features and news stories are broadcast on Radio Maisha and Berur FM, where I connect with Kalenjin-speaking audiences. I am also skilled in camera work for KTN News, showcasing my versatility in visual storytelling. My dedication to storytelling has been recognized with multiple accolades. I won the Sports and Action category at the inaugural Nation Photo Awards, sponsored by Tecno and organized by Nation Media Group. In the same competition, I also earned the first runner-up position in the same category, a recognition of my ability to capture raw, action-packed moments of emotion during sports events. In 2023, I was honored as the first runner-up in the Sports Reporting category at the Media Council of Kenya’s Annual Journalism Excellence Awards. My work spans diverse themes, from the impacts of climate change and the richness of Kenya’s cultures to moments of disaster and insecurity and the everyday stories that shape our society. Through my storytelling, I aim to inspire, educate, and spark conversations on critical issues, all while preserving the beauty, diversity, and complexity of Africa
Health, Sports, Politics , Wildlife, Education, Culture, Climate Change , Agriculture, Science
Content
By Kipsang Joseph| The Standard (Kenya) Verified As the crowd roared with excitement and feet pounded the newly laid tartan track at the Nakuru's Afraha Stadium, the fourth leg of the Betika Athletics Kenya (AK) track and field meet over the weekend offered more than a showcase of speed of speed, strength, and skill. It was a celebration of both rising stars and seasoned champions lighting up the stadium. But behind the cheers and championship dreams, another race was quietly unfolding, a race not for medals, but for integrity.
By Kipsang Joseph| The Standard (Kenya) Verified The fourth edition of the Betika/Athletics Kenya Track and Field Weekend Meeting concluded in electrifying fashion at the newly refurbished Afraha Stadium in Nakuru, showcasing Kenya’s depth of talent and readiness for global competitions. Over 1,500 athletes graced the two-day event, the largest turnout since the series began, highlighting the country’s growing momentum ahead of international assignments, including the World Relays and World Championships.
By Kipsang Joseph| The Standard (Kenya) Verified As the crowd roared with excitement and feet pounded the newly laid tartan track at the Nakuru's Afraha Stadium, the fourth leg of the Betika Athletics Kenya (AK) track and field meet over the weekend offered more than a showcase of speed of speed, strength, and skill. It was a celebration of both rising stars and seasoned champions lighting up the stadium. But behind the cheers and championship dreams, another race was quietly unfolding, a race not for medals, but for integrity.
Company Info
The Standard (Kenya)