Aggrey Mutambo is an Editor - Africa & International at the Nation Media Group. He specializes in Kenya's foreign relations, diplomatic affairs, and regional humanitarian issues, while also covering politics and public policy. Aggrey's work has been featured in Monitor Publications Limited, Business Daily Africa, The Citizen Newspaper, NationAfrica, The EastAfrican, and Zawya.
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Aggrey Mutambo's coverage predominantly focuses on international relations, African politics, East Africa, diplomacy, and foreign policy. He frequently reports on government announcements and evolving stories related to world affairs, government & politics, as well as finance & economy.
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In 2023, 17 heads of state and government attended the St Petersburg summit Aggrey Mutambo The East African
By: Aggrey Mutambo
Sall is looking for support at home that could give momentum to his bid for the UN’s top job.
By: Aggrey Mutambo
It accuses the court of unfairly targeting American citizens and interests.
Industry players fear that any disruption at the port could reverberate across East Africa's supply chains.
Uganda is banking on Otunnu’s long UN career as his strongest qualification.
Back in 1981, when there were fewer UN members, Otunnu suggested informal balloting to ‘discourage’ weaker runners from continuing.
By: Aggrey Mutambo
Mineral and oil wealth in the continent has often come with a curse.
By: Aggrey Mutambo
They want leaders who reflect local realities and work to elevate the population from poverty by creating jobs and enabling thriving business environments.
By: Aggrey Mutambo
Excluding local communities from mining economies is fuelling conflict, illegal trade and lost revenues.
By: Luke Anami, Aggrey Mutambo
The AU is faced with the dilemma of appearing to alienate one candidate while also betraying a region that most countries had agreed to back.
