Irene Githinji is a journalist for K24 TV™ based in Nairobi, Kenya. She specializes in local news, covering education-related issues, government policies, and social justice topics. Irene is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the public and highlighting important issues affecting the local community.
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Irene's coverage is primarily focused on local education and government matters in Kenya, particularly Nairobi. She seems to be interested in announcements from the government related to educational policies, as well as expert commentary on education-related issues.
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By: Irene Githinji
Education Cabinet Secretary, Julius Ogamba has now constituted two working committees to look into issues raised over the higher education funding model
Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua has said the broad based government was a welcome move but affirmed that he is not about to leave his seat.
Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua has said the broad based government was a welcome move but affirmed that he is not about to leave his seat.
By: Irene Githinji
The Government is preparing a raft of tough new measures against planned violent protests of the Higher Education Funding (HEF) model.
Chinese investors are gearing up to establish manufacturing industries worth billions of shillings in Kenya and other African countries.
DP Rigathi Gachagua registered his disappointment with elected Nothern Kenya leaders who snubbed his meeting to discuss projects being implemented in the region.
By: Irene Githinji
Ironically, calls for the region to unite that initially elicited derisive criticism and condemnation as tribalism have now borne divisions whose chasms are wide enough to split the mountain.
By: Irene Githinji
Germany’s Federal Ministry of Interior and Community denied reports pointing to signing a labour agreement with Kenya to accommodate 250,000 Kenyan workers.
Germany’s Federal Ministry of Interior and Community denied reports pointing to signing a labour agreement with Kenya to accommodate 250,000 Kenyan workers.
Leaders have raised concern over the long closure of the Mandera border and called for the directive to be lifted to open up opportunities and enhance revenue collection
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