Irene Mwangi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She writes for Capital FM Kenya and AllAfrica Global Media, focusing on local news and politics. Irene covers a wide range of topics, including government affairs, social issues, and economic developments in Kenya.
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Irene Mwangi's primary focus is on local Kenyan politics, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Her coverage suggests she would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into Kenyan political developments, particularly related to government announcements, legal policies, and the judiciary.
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By: Irene Mwangi
NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 17 – President William Ruto has revealed plans to make changes in his government to enhance the broad based government agenda amidst talks of an imminent cabinet reshuffle and shake up the principal secretaries slots. The President insisted he is committed to uniting the country through a broad based government with insiders […]
A Mediation Committee of the National Assembly and the Senate co-chaired by Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and Senator Ali Roba (Mandera) increased the allocation by Sh2 billion compared to the previous Financial Year citing harsh economic times.
By: Irene Mwangi
SHARES Share Tweet NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 20 – The National Government has spent Sh2.1 billion on multinational security
By: Irene Mwangi
In addition to rejecting the levy hike, MPs passed amendments imposing stricter penalties for energy infrastructure theft. These include the forfeiture of vehicles used to transport stolen equipment.
Appearing before the National Assembly Education Committee, UASU Secretary-General Constantine Wasonga accepted the offer but demanded that the remaining Sh5.4 billion be paid over two financial years.
By: Irene Mwangi
SHARES Share Tweet NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 21 – President William Ruto has boasted of his administration's economic
SHARES Share Tweet NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 21-President William Ruto has directed the cancellation of the Privately
By: Irene Mwangi
NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 21- President William Ruto has criticized lawmakers for delaying the passage of the Conflict of Interest Bill, accusing them of stalling efforts to combat corruption. Speaking in Parliament during the State of the Nation address, Ruto emphasized the urgent need for the bill, which he described as a critical tool in the […]
By: Irene Mwangi
NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 21-President William Ruto has pledged a vigorous and uncompromising fight against corruption, urging independent institutions responsible for combating graft to intensify their efforts. Speaking on Thursday during the State of the Nation Address, President Ruto emphasized plans to foster collaboration across various arms of government, particularly the Judiciary and Parliament, to improve […]
President Ruto highlighted that criminals and subversive elements who infiltrate and hijack peaceful protests pose a significant threat to both legitimate protesters and the general public.
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