Francis Mureithi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in local news and his work primarily focuses on covering current events, politics, social issues, and environmental conservation in Kenya. His articles have been featured in NationAfrica and he has also contributed to Radio Africa Group.
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Francis Mureithi primarily covers local news in Kenya, with a focus on government & politics, culture & society, agriculture & farming, and education. He often reports on breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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His musical transformation began in 2019 following an abrupt end to his career at Ipsos-Kenya, a research firm.
By: Francis Mureithi
Beatrice Chebet: How granny helped launch her athletics career
The quality of a malaria test is crucial for optimal patient treatment and care.
By: Francis Mureithi
The report highlights substantial gains in the e-contracting process and the submission of claims.
By: Francis Mureithi
Raising a child I never wanted — a product of rape
In Mary's her community, menstruation signals readiness for circumcision and marriage, potentially jeopardising her dream of becoming a teacher.
By: Francis Mureithi
Sam Wambugu: Social media; Holding politicians accountable
The farmer reward scheme was introduced by Brookside about six years ago in recognition of the critical role that raw milk suppliers play upstream in the dairy value chain.
More farmers turn to dairy on guaranteed income
By: Francis Mureithi
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: If his social media postings are any guide, Mr Kinyanjui knew how to handle his political enemies.
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