Allan Kisia is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for Radio Africa Group and Mpasho News, covering local news and events in Kenya. His articles focus on a range of topics including politics, current affairs, and social issues.
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“If we continue with meetings and discussions, we will not succeed.” by Allan Kisia 19 October 2024 - 15:46 In Summary
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