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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Nairobi, Kenya (Local)
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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What you need to know: A group of comrades in public and private universities across the country have formed Kenya Agriculture Students
Six people were killed in a grisly road accident along the Narok-Mulot road on Sunday night. Police say the accident happened in Silanga area.
Six people were killed in a grisly road accident along the Narok-Mulot road on Sunday night. Narok Central Sub County Police Commander John Momanyi said the accident happened in Silanga area.
Caught in a deluge after driving down to Mombasa
Eldoret National Polytechnic has revamped its programmes to conform with competency-based education and training.
Kenyan mother's bundle of joy turned into anguish after the community became hostile towards her.
Caption for the landscape image: It started with name-calling and graduated to harassment in school, in markets, and matatus.
By: Francis Mureithi
Josephine, born and raised in the Kwa Rhonda slums, has defied all odds to become the first-ever slum dweller appointed as a Cabinet member
Questions over Sh12bn looted in State fertiliser gravy train
By: Francis Mureithi
The fake fertiliser scandal is seen in some quarters as the greatest threat to Kenya’s food agenda.
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