Alfred Onyango is a Business Reporter for Radio Africa Group, with a focus on local business news in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, economics, entrepreneurship, and market trends. Alfred's reporting provides valuable insights into the Kenyan business landscape and its impact on the local economy.
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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: Alfred Onyango
Kenya's e-GP project inception report was prepared and approved sometime last year by June.
By: Alfred Onyango
The firm promises to become a disruptive force in the payments landscape by offering affordable service rates
They have also increased freight time by about 10-14 days due to re-routing through the Cape of Good Hope
Over the last decade, GCC countries have collectively invested over $100 billion (Sh13.2 trillion) in the continent, with the new deal seeking to push the figures higher in the medium to long term.
It says the current rate of implementation will do little to support attainment of the goals by 2030
China is Kenya's sixth biggest tourism source market internationally, contributing 5.5 per cent of total international tourist
The inflows amounted to $397.3 million (Sh52.14 billion), a 2.6% decline from March which recorded $407.8 million (Sh53.5 billion)
By: Alfred Onyango
The regulator also seeks to provide access to additional spectrum to expand and upgrade mobile broadband speeds and coverage
CPF will develop the project through the tenant purchase scheme, a finance model that allows for flexible and long-term support
It has issued an initial contribution of Sh5 million, with a goal of raising Sh10 million in total
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