George Owiti is a newspaper reporter for Radio Africa Group, based in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in local news, covering a wide range of topics including traffic issues, crime, social issues, and community events. His work has also been featured in Mpasho News, a popular online news platform in Kenya.
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By: George Owiti
Students who had reported for studies camped outside the institution's main entrance stranded
No injuries or fatalities were reported in the incident
The petrol was reportedly recovered from the scene where a dormitory was razed at Mumbuni Boys
SQUARE Pharmaceuticals Kenya EPZ Ltd dispatched 5,500 boxes of medicines to Somalia.
By: George Owiti
In Summary Ndeti urged leaders holding various positions across the country to stop the wrangles and instead sit down so as to reason together for a peaceful country.
By: George Owiti
DCI says students are being grilled to help identify suspects who torched the dormitory
In Summary • The incident was reported to Matuu police station as a mob injustice incident that reportedly occurred at 3 am.
The doctors in their letter indicated that they would paralyze healthcare provision if promises weren't met
By: George Owiti
In Summary All the students recorded statements with the police and were detained at Konza Police Station pending further investigations and arraignment in court.
In Summary • Muthoni said the man was driving a truck ferrying the suspected stolen donkeys when he got involved in a head-on collision with a 14-passenger matatu.
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