Edward Kosut is a news correspondent for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Edward covers a wide range of topics including politics, agriculture, education, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the public informed.
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Edward Kosut focuses on local news in Kenya, particularly Nairobi. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government & politics, agriculture, education, and healthcare.
If you have insights or breaking news related to local governance and policies in Kenya or specific developments in the mentioned sectors within Nairobi or neighboring regions, Edward may be interested. Additionally, if there are evolving stories around cultural events or societal issues within these areas that you can provide unique perspectives on, it could be worth reaching out to him.
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The legislators claimed that they will not accept leaders harboring politics along tribal lines.
By: Edward Kosut
The government plans to waive at least Sh9.6 billion in loans borrowed from various financial institutions by coffee farmers' cooperatives.
Koskei urged Kenyans to pay taxes to finance development projects that have been initiated by President William Ruto's administration.
By: Edward Kosut
An illicit relationship between two church leaders turned tragic when a clergyman lost his life following an attack by the woman's husband, a military officer, in Nandi County.
Hundreds of youths stormed Nandi Governor Stephen Sang’s office to demand accountability for projects.
Hundreds of youths stormed Nandi Governor Stephen Sang’s office to demand accountability for projects.
They raised concern over the devastating economic impact of the introduction of tea-picking machines and malpractices in recruitment by some firms.
The push for the establishment of a university named after Nandi resistance hero Koitalel Arap Samoei emerged during President William Ruto's visit to Nandi over the weekend.
By: Edward Kosut
The sacking of hundreds of Nandi County employees has paralysed delivery of services even as those who were axed threatened to seek redress in the courts.
By: Edward Kosut
A move by Nandi County to turn Kipchoge Keino Stadium into a market centre has sparked uproar.
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