Practical support for reporters working on their own
WYMORE IT SOLUTIONS LIMITED works with freelance and independent journalists across Kenya on the parts of the job that rarely get taught: building a beat, checking a claim properly, and keeping years of work usable. No pressure, no packages you don't need — just methods that hold up.
A working method, not a workshop
WYMORE IT SOLUTIONS LIMITED was set up around a simple observation: most journalism training covers writing and pitching, but very little of it covers the quieter groundwork — knowing your beat properly, checking a fact before it becomes a correction, keeping records that still make sense in three years. We work directly against your own material rather than in the abstract.
- Sessions built around your own drafts and beats
- Written material you keep and reuse afterward
- Grounded in how Kenyan institutions and records actually work
Three areas of focused support
Beat Development Advice
Map what your beat actually consists of and where the coverage gaps sit.
Learn more →Fact Verification Support
A working method for checking claims, taught against your own draft.
Learn more →Archive and Continuity Setup
Arrange your body of work so it stays usable for years.
Learn more →Notes on the craft
Reading a County Budget Without Losing the Thread
A practical walk-through of where the real numbers hide in a county budget document.
The Single Source Problem
What to do when one voice is all you have, and how to say so honestly.
Naming Files So Future You Can Find Them
A modest naming system that has saved more stories than any backup drive.
Method over mystique
- We work with what you already have, not a generic template
- Every session ends with something written you keep
- No claims we can't stand behind, and no shortcuts on process
If you'd like to talk through what your work needs, we're glad to hear from you — no obligation either way.
Get in touchA few words from people we've worked with
"The beat map session changed how I plan my month. I stopped chasing whatever came up and started working from a list of what actually needed following."
Wanjiru Kamotho
Freelance, Nakuru
"I'd been checking facts the same rough way for years. Having someone go through an actual draft with me showed the gaps I couldn't see on my own."
Otieno Abincha
Independent, Kisumu
"Six years of notebooks and folders, finally in an order I trust. Found a 2021 interview in under a minute the other week, which felt like a small miracle."
Chelangat Mutai
Freelance, Eldoret