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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NLAS said they have received numerous complaints from accident victims accusing their lawyers of going silent on the court awards.
Mvurya said that there is a challenge in expertise for geo-survey and ground truthing, sampling and testing of minerals.
By: Joackim Bwana
The government has increased the mining budget from Sh136 million to Sh4 billion as the industry seeks to distribute Sh6.9 billion in mining royalties to 32 counties.
By: Joackim Bwana
The Port of Lamu has received three ultra-modern ship-to-shore gantry cranes worth over Sh4 billion that will boost the operations at the second commercial port.
High prices and maintenance costs are the biggest hindrance to the country's transition from fuel to electric-powered vehicles, say transport stakeholders.
Wolap Kenya Patron Evangeline Karimi said the church has been conspicuously silent over rising cases of murder of women.
By: Joackim Bwana
Kalonzo urged President William Ruto to declare the floods a national disaster and allocate funds to help the affected families across the country.
By: Philip Mwakio, Patrick Beja, Joackim Bwana
KMD boss David Gikungu said the Kenyan Coast will not feel the impact of the cyclone as earlier anticipated.
The woman explained that the tourist had sex with her the whole night but declined to pay Sh5,000 they had agreed on.
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