Amos Ngaira is a local journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in The EastAfrican and Monitor Publications Limited. Amos covers a range of topics including music, entertainment, cultural events, and local news in Kenya, with a particular focus on Congolese artists and their impact on the music scene.
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Amos Ngaira's articles predominantly cover local entertainment news, specifically music festivals, concerts, and events in Nairobi and Kenya. He appears to focus on announcements of upcoming events, event coverage, and evolving stories within the entertainment industry.
If you are looking to reach out to Amos with a pitch or story idea, consider providing information about local Kenyan musicians or artists performing at festivals or concerts in Nairobi. You could also offer insights into unique cultural events or celebrations taking place in the region that align with his coverage themes. Keep your pitches focused on the local entertainment scene in Nairobi and Kenya for the best chance of engagement.
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