Edwin Mutai is a correspondent based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for various publications including Business Daily Africa, NationAfrica, and The EastAfrican. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and current affairs in Kenya and the East African region.
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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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Reforms target Helb, KUCCPS
Mr Hussein Tene Debasso, who was sacked by President William Ruto as the Kenya National Trading Corporation (KNTC) board chairperson, has declined a new appointment at the National Youth Service (NYS).
High wage bill: SRC seeks say in public servants hiring
By: Edwin Mutai
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The proposed law requires all public entities to undertake regular review, and publish and publicise qualifications of all public officers.
The committee did not specify the date within which Dr Kiptoo is required to honour the summons but said the summons to be issued will specify the date and time.
By: Edwin Mutai
The MPs have been demanding the release of the NG-CDF to constituencies to finance projects for the financial year 2024/25.
By: Edwin Mutai
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The scandal of Kenya Power's lousy transformers
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