Barnabas Bii is a journalist based in Kenya, focusing on local news in the Nandi region. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in Business Daily Africa. Barnabas covers a wide range of topics including politics, security, education, and infrastructure development.
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Barnabas Bii's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics, often covering announcements and evolving stories. His coverage also delves into agriculture, education, security, and business topics within Kenya.
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By: Barnabas Bii
The ban follows claims of fake farm inputs in the market.
Stinking mess: The murky politics of fertiliser in Kenya
What you need to know: Farmers are required to present their original national identity cards and evidence of purchase, and any remaining samples.
Explainer: How to access subsidised fertiliser
By: Barnabas Bii
Move aimed at protecting Cherangany water towers from further degradation says Ministry.
Farmers have expressed concern after the government slashed the allocation for the fertiliser subsidy programme from Sh16.2 billion to Sh10 billion in its estimates for the next financial year.
By: Barnabas Bii, Oscar Kakai
The floods also damaged Chepkalit Primary and Secondary Schools, casting doubt on their reopening on Monday.
A generic yellow police tape at a crime scene. PHOTO| PHOTOSFORCLASS
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