Barnabas Bii is a journalist at NationAfrica. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime, as well as agriculture and education, covering themes such as public and private education systems and farming management. Barnabas is 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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Dismissed chief accused of alcoholism and failure to enforce directives on illegal brews.
By: Titus Ominde
Caption for the landscape image: Huge rocks broke loose from Romos Hills in Kasei, West Pokot County, rolling onto dozens of artisanal miners
By: Barnabas Bii
Iconic colonial buildings razed for skyscrapers as modernisation, history clash in transformation of Kenya's fifth city.
By: Barnabas Bii, Titus Ominde
County commissioner says most of those who died have already been buried/.
By: Barnabas Bii, Titus Ominde
Survivors say poverty and hunger leave them with no choice but to keep mining
By: Barnabas Bii
Shooting incident at Baniyas Club along Eldoret-Uganda highway involved two police officers
By: Barnabas Bii, Ruth Mbula
Farmers, businesses and political leaders warn of severe economic consequences.
By: Barnabas Bii
The master's student died last weekend, slightly over a month after arriving in Sydney.
The revised tariffs represent 100 per cent increase, significantly lower than the initial 300 per cent.
The revised tariffs represent 100 per cent increase, significantly lower than the initial 300 per cent.
