Benjamin Imende is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. He covers a variety of topics with a focus on current affairs and social issues, contributing to insightful discussions in the media landscape. Benjamin's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering impactful journalism.
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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.
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By: Benjamin Imende
Kenyan activist Mwabili Mwagodi — a staunch critic of President William Ruto — was abducted on Wednesday in Tanzania.
Kenyan activist Mwabili Mwagodi — a staunch critic of President William Ruto — was abducted on Wednesday in Tanzania.
President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza coalition is fracturing, torn apart by bitter infighting, unchecked political ambition, and disillusionment among its supporters.
Detectives posing as customers reportedly visited the hotel where Mwagodi worked in Dar asking for him by name.
President Ruto chaired a Cabinet meeting that made key decisions. There’s proposed reforms to safeguard public interest and enhance accountability.
By: Benjamin Imende
A legal vacuum has spared Members of Parliament and Senators from being recalled by voters, despite rising public dissatisfaction with their performance.
By: Benjamin Imende
When William Ruto took the oath of office in September 2022, he carried the hopes of millions who believed in his promise to uplift ordinary Kenyans — the so-called “hustlers” who felt left behind by decades of elite politics.
By: Benjamin Imende, Nancy Gitonga
