Jeremiah Wakaya is an Online Editor at AllAfrica Global Media. He specializes in international affairs, constitutional litigation, and governance, bringing a digital-first approach to his coverage of complex topics such as foreign policy, legal complexities, and public health. Jeremiah's work has been featured in notable outlets including Capital FM Kenya, Hiiraan Online, and Informer East Africa.
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Jeremiah Wakaya's coverage primarily centers around government and politics in Kenya, East Africa, and international relations. Given the focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, he would likely be interested in pitches providing insights or analysis related to political developments, diplomatic events, or legal policy changes within these regions.
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The announcement comes a week after local media reports on mounting pressure for the Vice President to resign, which prompted the suspension of a local media outlet.
The outlook, presented during the 13th National Climate Outlook Forum on Wednesday, projects above-average rainfall across 80 per cent of the country, with rainfall expected to be fairly to well distributed over several areas.
The party designated Energy Minister Deogratius John Ndejembi to replace Nchimbi as Vice President, with the outgoing officeholder's resignation set to take effect on September 4.
Ruto called for peaceful political competition, credible institutions, respect for the law and respect for citizens' choices, warning that the pursuit of political power should not come at the expense of national unity.
Addressing leaders at the inauguration of Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema for a second term in Lusaka on Tuesday, Ruto said Africa's next historic task was to convert its natural resources, markets and young population into prosperity for its people.
Ruto praised Hichilema for steering Zambia through difficult economic circumstances after inheriting a country that had defaulted on its international debt.
