Dickson Wekesa is a Reporter at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). He focuses on themes such as education management, travel and tourism, and event technology, exploring topics like educational policy, event management software, and the tourism industry. Dickson's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.
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Dickson Wekesa's focus is primarily on local news and events in Kenya, particularly within Nairobi. His coverage mainly revolves around government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news related to politics, culture & society.
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By: Dickson Wekesa
The Mijikenda Chenda Chenda festivals held at Pwani University grounds in Kilifi County got a boost after other communities residing in the area graced the occasion to showcase their traditions and culture while blending them with the local tribes. Traditionally, the event that started four years ago was a Mijikenda affair consisting of nine sub […]
By: Dickson Wekesa
The Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC) has been awarded the Prix d’Excellence du Leadership Local/ Pan- African Edition for Excellence in Local Leadership (PELL Award)
By: Dickson Wekesa
Mijikenda Kaya Elders have disowned the planned Coastal meeting scheduled for tomorrow (Friday) in Kilifi County.
By: Dickson Wekesa
Management of Kisumu Museum has formally been transferred to the County Government of Kisumu following the signing of an Intergovernmental Partnership Agreement between the National Museums of Kenya and the devolved unit.
By: Dickson Wekesa
Aflatoxin has been described as a major food safety crisis in Kenya, with endemic contamination reportedly affecting key staple crops such as maize, peanuts, and dairy products, mostly in the eastern region.
By: Dickson Wekesa
A major humanitarian crisis has struck Tarasaa and Tana Delta Sub-Counties in Tana River County, where floods have displaced over 3,127 families, leaving them homeless, without food, and lacking access to healthcare. For the past month, several villages have been marooned, with some schools and health facilities submerged. Tarasaa Sub-County is the worst-hit area, with […]
By: Dickson Wekesa
The future of county-funded bursaries and scholarships has come under fresh scrutiny after Members of Parliament questioned the legal and constitutional basis of education financing by county governments.
By: Dickson Wekesa
The government has assured Kenyans and visitors that the country is prepared to respond to any potential Ebola emergency, saying no case of the disease has been reported.
By: Dickson Wekesa
The Summer Tides Festival, dubbed Africa’s premier event, is set to take Malindi town in Kilifi County by storm, as beaches are expected to become a beehive of activities with various artists converging to showcase their talents as attendees immerse themselves in merry-making during the three-day extravaganza. According to authorities, security measures have been put […]
