David Njaaga is a photojournalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He works for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news and events in Kenya. David captures compelling images that tell stories and provide a visual representation of the current events and issues affecting the country.
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David Njaaga's coverage predominantly focuses on local Kenyan politics, judiciary, rule of law, and crime. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from local political analysts or legal experts with a keen understanding of the Kenyan political landscape and judicial system.
Considering his emphasis on government announcements in his coverage attributes, sources who can provide context and analysis around official statements or policies related to Kenyan politics would likely resonate well with him.
Moreover, David’s geographic focus is centered around Kenya and Nairobi. Therefore, when reaching out to him it would be beneficial to highlight any specific knowledge or expertise pertinent to these locations.
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By: David Njaaga
More than 200 residents in Mathare and Embakasi are set to receive immediate relief following floods that have left many households in need.
By: David Njaaga
Political activist Booker Omole has been elected General Secretary of the Communist Party Marxist-Kenya (CPM-K).
By: David Njaaga
Thousands of women in Dagoretti North face challenges in generating income to support their families.
Kenya's manufacturing sector faces low workforce productivity, putting businesses at risk of falling behind in a rapidly evolving global market.
By: David Njaaga
President Ruto has cancelled the controversial Adani Group’s deal to take over Kenya’s energy and aviation sectors, directing the Ministries of Transport and Energy to seek alternative partners.
By: David Njaaga
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has revealed that Kenya has marked 98 per cent of its police firearms and 70 per cent of military stock.
Residents of Tiaty in Baringo now have access to their first office for birth and death certificate registration.
By: David Njaaga
Environment Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has explained why there has been tree cutting in Karura Forest.
The University and Academic Staff Union (UASU) has called off its 26-day strike that disrupted teaching and learning in public universities.
Detectives have arrested a man linked to the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old in Eastleigh and a police officer’s murder in 2023.
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