Betty Njeru is a Sub-Editor and Reporter for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Betty covers a range of topics including politics, corruption, social issues, and current events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed and engaged.
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Betty Njeru's coverage is heavily focused on local politics and government announcements in Kenya, particularly related to corruption, arrests, power outages, road accidents, inflation, and journalist attacks. Her focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely updates or developments in ongoing situations.
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His Eminence John Cardinal Njue is alive and well, Nairobi Auxiliary Bishop Rev. Wallace Ng’ang’a says following rumours of his death.
By: Betty Njeru
Skyward Express suspends all flights to and from Kakamega effective Monday, September 30, cites safety concerns owing to a poor state of the county’s airstrip.
By: Betty Njeru
The former Switzerland and Arsenal football player runs a community project known as ‘Mondialito,' loosely translating to “the meeting of two ambitions.”
As Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua prepares for a crucial impeachment trial in the Senate next week, speculation is growing over potential successors.
20 per cent of Kenyans favor Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki as the preferred successor.
, with various regions gunning for representation. Leading the list of potential successors is Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki,
The trial continues to draw intense public interest, with the Deputy President expected to present witnesses in his defense.
Gachagua impeachment: All 108 staff in the office of Deputy President ordered to proceed on immediate compulsory leave, amid constitutional process.
Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi sluggish, no official government function taking place despite claims of DP-Elect Kindiki's swearing-in; courts have temporarily barred the process.
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