Edwin Mutai is a Correspondent at Cigalah Group. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and issues related to energy and mining, with a keen focus on the economy and market dynamics. Edwin's work has been featured in notable publications such as The EastAfrican, NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and Zawya.
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Edwin Mutai's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan politics, government finances, and legal policy regulations. He frequently reports on government announcements and changes in laws related to taxation, finance, and state-owned enterprises.
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By: Edwin Mutai
No thanks, Mr President: The art of rejecting State House job offers
By: Edwin Mutai
No thanks: Former CS Nyambura declines Ruto job
Mr Mutahi Kagwe, Mr William Kabogo and Mr Lee Kinyanjui battled claims of impropriety when they served as Health Cabinet Secretary, MP and Nakuru governor, respectively.
Three principal secretaries who served in the administration of former President Uhuru Kenyatta are set to take up new posts at the Public Service Commission after Parliament cleared them for appointment.
By: Samwel Owino, Edwin Mutai
Caption for the landscape image: The three CSs, who are all politicians, are deemed as former President Uhuru Kenyatta allies.
By: Samwel Owino, Edwin Mutai
Members of the National Assembly are now pushing for the implementation of a salary increment frozen at the height of youth-led protests in June 2024.
By: Edwin Mutai
Kalonzo to Ruto: Form IEBC by March 2025 or else...
The Bill slaps a Sh2 million fine or one year in prison to medical practitioners who neglect persons living with disabilities.
BCLB: Why we are struggling to control underage gambling
By: George Odiwuor, Edwin Mutai
Sacred cows in Nairobi demolition targeting riparian land grabbers
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