Alfred Onyango is an Author at Radio Africa Group and The Eastleigh Voice. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, government and politics, health and wellness, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and sustainable agriculture. Alfred's work has been featured in notable platforms such as Radio Africa Group and The Eastleigh Voice.
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Alfred Onyango's coverage is heavily focused on local economic and business news, particularly in Kenya and Nairobi. He frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given his focus on the economy, unemployment, international organizations, debt, GDP growth, business, trade, development as well as agriculture and youth employment topics; he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into these areas within the Kenyan context. Pitches could include interviews or commentary from local economists or industry experts who can offer nuanced perspectives on Kenya's economic landscape.
It’s important to note that Alfred may prioritize locally relevant stories with actionable insights for businesses operating in Kenya over broader regional or global analysis.
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By: Maureen Kinyanjui, Erick Kariuki, Bashir Mbuthia, Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Mary Wambui, Lucy Mumbi, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Abdirahman Khalif, Margaret Wanjiru, Amina Wako
Under the settlement, Kerich has already paid Sh30 million, with the remaining balance to be cleared through agreed instalments under a payment schedule filed in court.
By: Erick Kariuki, Margaret Wanjiru, Alfred Onyango, Carolyne Kubwa, Abdirahman Khalif, Lucy Mumbi, Mary Wambui, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Amina Wako
Once completed, the report is expected to provide the government with a reference point for measuring progress in openness while helping shape future policies aimed at improving governance and strengthening public trust in state institutions.
By: Abdirahman Khalif, Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Margaret Wanjiru, Erick Kariuki, Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Lucy Mumbi, Charles Adinda, Amina Wako, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi
Their strong performance reflects continued efforts to improve transparency, investor communication and the disclosure of debt-related information.
By: Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Charles Adinda, Rachael Mutabasi, Mary Wambui, Amina Wako, Margaret Wanjiru, Bashir Mbuthia, Lucy Mumbi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Abdirahman Khalif, Erick Kariuki
While the changes are expected to reshape how Android users in the United States discover and download applications, there will be no immediate changes for Android users in Kenya or other markets outside the US.
By: Erick Kariuki, Margaret Wanjiru, Alfred Onyango, Carolyne Kubwa, Abdirahman Khalif, Mary Wambui, Lucy Mumbi, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Amina Wako
A video showing Abdia saying goodbye to Aisha has since attracted widespread attention online, with many Kenyans expressing sympathy and praising her for rescuing the bird.
By: Bashir Mbuthia, Erick Kariuki, Maureen Kinyanjui, Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Mary Wambui, Lucy Mumbi, Amina Wako, Charles Adinda, Abdirahman Khalif, Margaret Wanjiru, Rachael Mutabasi
Angry residents also intercepted several police officers and forced them to open their bags over claims that they were transporting election materials during the parliamentary by-election.
By: Maureen Kinyanjui, Erick Kariuki, Bashir Mbuthia, Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Mary Wambui, Lucy Mumbi, Barack Oduor, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Abdirahman Khalif, Margaret Wanjiru, Amina Wako
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has been stripped of his position as Senate Deputy Minority Leader days after the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties approved his removal as Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Secretary General.
By: Erick Kariuki, Margaret Wanjiru, Alfred Onyango, Carolyne Kubwa, Abdirahman Khalif, Lucy Mumbi, Mary Wambui, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Amina Wako
Security officers have been deployed to maintain order as polling clerks manage the flow of voters, with priority given to the elderly, sick, and persons with disabilities.
By: Erick Kariuki, Margaret Wanjiru, Alfred Onyango, Carolyne Kubwa, Abdirahman Khalif, Lucy Mumbi, Mary Wambui, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Amina Wako
The Commissioner dismissed calls by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua urging supporters to go to polling stations to protect their votes, saying the votes were already protected through the electoral process.
By: Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Margaret Wanjiru, Erick Kariuki, Carolyne Kubwa, Alfred Onyango, Lucy Mumbi, Charles Adinda, Amina Wako, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi
Justice Wilfrida Musyoka vacated conservatory orders issued on July 8, finding that they had been obtained without proper service of court documents on Muganda, denying him the opportunity to respond before the orders were granted.
