James Wanzala is a reporter for Standard Group PLC, a media company based in Kenya. He specializes in writing about business, features, real estate, and travel. James is passionate about promoting safe pavements, walkways, and climate awareness.
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James Wanzala's articles primarily revolve around local government announcements and press releases. He focuses on topics related to housing, construction, business, climate action, education, and women empowerment within the Kenyan context.
Considering his emphasis on government-related content and local issues in Kenya (particularly Nairobi), PR professionals could reach out with relevant updates or stories related to these areas. For instance, pitches may include new government initiatives in housing or education sectors, advancements in construction projects impacting the community positively or negatively,
Given James' focus on specific regions and topics such as minority rights unit establishment by President Ruto and slum upgrading projects funded by World Bank among others; contributors who have insights into local governance practices & policies concerning these subjects are likely to garner his attention.
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By: James Wanzala
The university’s chancellor, Prof Kihumbu Thairu, said the upcoming programmes are awaiting approval by the Commission for University Education.
Many parents are concerned about risks posed to minors and teenagers, among them exposure to drugs and alcohol, negative social media influence and unplanned pregnancies.
By: James Wanzala
Items made from plastic have now become a huge challenge not only to human beings but the entire biodiversity.
By: James Wanzala
As world leaders gather in the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, for the COP29 summit, the irony of the event is evident in the nation's role — or lack thereof — in the fight against climate change, due to its heavy reliance on fossil fuels, which are largely blamed for the climate crisis.
The conference agreed to push for the engagement of indigenous communities in climate change decisions.
A summit attended by over 540 global education leaders and featuring 25 technical sessions culminated in a five-point declaration that will transform the landscape of African education.
The eviction is intended to clear the way for the Nairobi County Government's urban renewal housing project in partnership with a private developer.
By: James Wanzala
Roam, a Kenyan technology-driven electric mobility company is set to establish 10 additional solar-powered charging hubs in Nairobi.
By: James Wanzala
State utility firm Kenya Power will entrench sustainability in all its business operations going forward.
By: James Wanzala
The move comes after the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in June this year launched the UN Global Principles on Information Integrity with five principles.
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