David Muchunguh is a Senior Writer specializing in education for NationAfrica, with a focus on local news in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. His articles cover a wide range of topics including education policies, school reforms, examination results, and issues affecting teachers and students in the country. David's work has also been featured in Business Daily Africa.
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David Muchunguh's coverage prominently focuses on local education, government and politics in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. He heavily reports on government announcements and breaking news related to educational policies, exams, schools, teachers and employment. Pitching him with updates about changes in the education system or insights into the impact of new regulations could be effective.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation as well as human resources & employment topics, he may also be interested in stories that discuss labor issues within the education sector or any legal developments affecting schools and teachers.
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Exposed: Public varsities have lost over Sh14bn through waste, graft
By: David Muchunguh
Lecturers call off strike after Sh9.7bn pay deal
Caption for the landscape image: The demand poses a new headache for the government which two weeks ago agreed to a Sh9.7 billion pay deal
Caption for the landscape image: The payments constitute implementation of the 2021–2025 collective bargaining agreement.
Caption for the landscape image: According to the commission, as at May 2024, it had on its register a total of 714,234 teachers.
Her tenure has had mixed reactions from stakeholders in the education sector, especially the Knut.
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The evolution of Kenya's education system
Caption for the landscape image: In the advert that seeks to fill in the vacancies in 2025, secondary schools need 822 principals at various job grades.
Daystar under scrutiny over forced church attendance
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