Eric Matara is a Reporter at NationAfrica. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, agriculture and farming, education and education technology, as well as the construction and real estate sectors. Eric's work has been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and The EastAfrican.
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Eric Matara's reporting is primarily focused on local politics, government initiatives, and social issues in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi and Nakuru. He extensively covers breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements and political developments. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with insights into Kenyan politics, government policies, agricultural issues specific to the region, or corruption-related matters may find success in reaching out to Eric.
For those seeking coverage by Eric Matara, pitches should be tailored to address local political events or governmental changes within Kenya. Experts with a deep understanding of Kenyan governance structures and policies are likely to catch his attention due to the high percentage of articles that cover these themes.
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The corrupt tender network continued seamlessly across different regimes.
By: Eric Matara, Samwel Owino
The aggressive tech push comes amidst mounting public pressure.
By: Eric Matara
The Naivasha declaration further complicates President Ruto's choice of a running mate.
"Nobody will steal elections. How can they steal the elections when we are there?"
He is embroiled in a vicious land ownership battle with Tom Otieno, a Kenyan in the diaspora.
Utumishi Girls' Senior Secondary, which lost 16 students to a fire tragedy on Thursday, is a public boarding school located in Gilgil, Nakuru County. The institution, managed by the National...
By: Eric Matara, Mercy Koskei
Survivors have pointed towards suspected arson by fellow students.
By: Mercy Simiyu, Eric Matara
Disciplinary action will be taken against the principal and teachers involved, said CS Ogamba.
Girls who died in the fire described by parents and school as brilliant students.
Survivors and investigators have confirmed that the arson was intentionally planned.
