Joackim Bwana is a reporter for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Mombasa, Kenya. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Joackim covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, education, and social issues. His reporting aims to shed light on important local stories and provide a voice to the community.
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Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has denied that there is shortage of jet fuel as alleged by some of the local airlines Thursday.
By: Joackim Bwana
Mega Gas seeks Sh100m to expand its business and meet industry regulations. Twende Green needs Sh13m to acquire shredder machines and build a warehouse.
The High Court in Mombasa has granted anticipatory bond to Mombasa Lands CEC Mohammed Hussein aka Amadoh in connection with the assault and sodomy of Mombasa based blogger.
By: Joackim Bwana
Road crashes continue to be the number one burden at the Coast General Hospital (CGH) with 83 per cent of admissions being accident victims.
The research by pension fund experts at Zamara Group reveals that over 60 per cent of retirees deplete their retirement savings within the first five years after leaving formal employment.
Roads Cabinet Secretary David Chirchir has revealed that several mega infrastructure projects have stalled due to huge pending bills owed to contractors.
Controversial preacher Paul Makenzi’s case was Monday adjourned after five prosecution counsels failed to appear for the hearing.
There is need to reduce Pay as You Earn Tax (PAYE) and other taxes levied on Kenyans by broadening the tax base, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has said.
Lawyer Sheila Muthee appeared before a Mombasa court where she pleaded not guilty to theft charges before she was released on a Sh5 million bond.
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