Grace Ng'ang'a is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, working for Standard Group PLC. With a focus on local news, Grace covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and current affairs. Her articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in Kenya, delivering accurate and engaging content to her readers.
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Grace Ng'ang'a's coverage is heavily focused on local Kenyan politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. Her articles delve into parliamentary proceedings, political developments, and matters related to governance in Kenya.
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The probe was called off on Tuesday after some agencies failed to turn up for the hearing before a parliamentary committee.
By: Grace Ng'Ang'A
Twenty-seven days after the Embakasi gas explosion killed seven people and left more than 200 injured, the government is yet to compensate the survivors.
By: Ndung’U Gachane, Grace Ng’Ang’A
The oldest party and the ruling outfit are struggling to hold credible grassroots elections.
ODM leader Raila Odinga has endorsed Ali Hassan Joho and former Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya, his two deputies, if he wins the AU top job.
By: Antony Gitonga, Grace Ng'Ang'A
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei said some of the demands made by KMPDU were unattainable and unachievable due to the current economic times.
By: Grace Ng'Ang'A
Wetangula said Motion attained enough support from members as Linturi claimed that he is not troubled or intimidated by the impeachment motion.
Wetangula said Motion attained enough support from members as Linturi claimed that he is not troubled or intimidated by the impeachment motion.
The expulsion came after Nyamita disregarded party summons at Chungwa House on May 8, over the fracas in Migori and Kisii counties.
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