Barnabas Bii is a journalist at NationAfrica. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, agriculture, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on sustainable practices in farming and environmental services. Barnabas has been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and The EastAfrican.
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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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Soldiers who crushed the coup relive the battle that restored government control.
Correspondent Financially troubled Moi University has received a major reprieve after a contractor withdrew a court case seeking more than
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: North Rift farmers who borrowed millions from AFC, banks to finance crops now fear auctions.
Tension remains high in Mt Elgon Constituency, Bungoma County, following the fatal shooting of parliamentary seat aspirant Nathan Wasama at his home in Tuikut village, Cheptais sub-County, by unknown assailants.
Caption for the landscape image: Maize farmers in the North Rift are facing a difficult choice of replanting with short-maturing crops or
By: Titus Ominde, Barnabas Bii
The president dismissed the Opposition as disjointed and having nothing to offer Kenyans.
Correspondent Wheat millers have warned of possible increases in the prices of flour, bread, chapatis, and other wheat-based products
Caption for the landscape image: Samuel Macharia did the arithmetic the way any serious farmer would: seventy acres of maize in Moi's
By: Justus Ochieng
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know:
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Most parts of the country received near-average to above-average rainfall between March and May.
