David Mwere is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in covering local news and his articles primarily focus on business, politics, and social issues in Kenya. David's work can be found in publications such as Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica.
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David Mwere's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements, finance, and the economy. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary related to Kenyan government policies, political developments within Kenya (especially Nairobi), and financial matters such as audits, pensions, healthcare regulations affecting local communities.
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By: David Mwere
Currently, holding or conducting an election in an un-gazetted polling station is not part of the election offences under the law.
Caption for the landscape image: Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi told the MPs that anticipated growth in power consumption necessitates a diversification of sources.
The legislators say that this would jeopardise the high-level investigations the commission is currently conducting.
By: David Mwere
How the events of June 25 changed Ruto
Caption for the landscape image: Muhumed has been linked to the murders of a woman, her daughter and niece.
By: David Mwere
Ruto shocker for Hustler Fund defaulters
Caption for the landscape image: Ms Anangwe's "hurried" appointment came as Mr Mvurya and KNTC board chairperson Debasso were summoned by the Senate over the questionable importation of edible oils.
Mediation committee on the Division of Revenue fails to agree on the figure that should be equitably allocated to the 47 counties.
The MPs also expressed concerns that if left unchecked, the proposed amendment, once it becomes law, could be prone to abuse, potentially paving the way for easy transfer of the proceeds of...
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Migori Senator Eddy Oketch claimed that KNTC is becoming a place for serious corruption.
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