Benjamin Imende is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. He covers a diverse range of themes including aviation and aerospace, government and politics, as well as finance and investment, with a particular focus on social issues and governance. His work has been featured in various prominent platforms, highlighting his expertise in these critical areas.
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Benjamin Imende's focus is primarily on local Kenyan politics, government announcements, military affairs, the economy, and family/relationship issues. If you are looking to reach out to Benjamin for a potential article or interview, consider offering insights into evolving political stories in Kenya such as government policies and reforms, economic challenges faced by Kenyans, military developments or concerns about safety.
Given his coverage of relationship issues and family struggles amid tough economic times in Kenya, pitches related to these topics may also be well-received. When reaching out regarding legal policy regulation in Kenya or government announcements it would be beneficial if you can provide expert commentary from notable figures with direct knowledge of the situation.
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Willis Ayieko was at the centre of an investigation of the Quickmart heist involving Sh94 million allegedly stolen by Wells Fargo employees.
By: Benjamin Imende, Isaiah Gwengi
Detectives have arrested a second suspect in connection with the abduction and killing of Wells Fargo Human Resources Manager Willis Ayieko.
By: Benjamin Imende
At exactly 10am Friday, Kithure Kindiki will be sworn in as Kenya’s third Deputy President at the steps of the iconic Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi.
At exactly 10am Friday, Kithure Kindiki will be sworn in as Kenya’s third Deputy President at the steps of the iconic Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi.
By: Benjamin Imende
President Ruto faced tough questions about his government's failure to protect Kenyans and the alarming trend of targeting individuals armed only with mobile phones.
By: Benjamin Imende
If passed, Maandamano Bill will grant the Interior Cabinet Secretary authority to set strict rules on how demonstrations are conducted.
By: Benjamin Imende
Kenya Kwanza's much-hyped bottom-up economic model is not working, according to a report from the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO).
By: Benjamin Imende
A government report highlights Kenya’s position as a hub for illicit financial flows, with billions moving through weakly regulated sectors like real estate and law firms.
By: Benjamin Imende
In Nairobi boardrooms, Gautam Adani was regarded as a visionary, a partner capable of transforming Kenya’s infrastructure and addressing critical gaps in the country’s energy and aviation sectors.
Pressure by United States authorities forced the President’s hand after leasing out JKIA to the Indian firm in the wake of geopolitical upheavals was deemed risky.
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