John Mutua is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, with a focus on local news and business reporting. He writes for NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa, and his work has also been featured in Monitor Publications Limited, The EastAfrican, and The Citizen Newspaper. John covers a wide range of topics including politics, energy, infrastructure, and economic developments in Kenya and the East African region.
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John Mutua's coverage is predominantly focused on local energy and finance topics in Kenya, particularly covering government announcements and expert commentary. Therefore, individuals or organizations with in-depth knowledge of the Kenyan energy sector, including renewable energy developments, fuel importation dynamics, power infrastructure challenges due to droughts, and financial implications for public institutions would be best positioned to provide valuable insights for his articles.
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Counties gobble up over Sh1bn on trips in four months
The communications industry regulator has flagged internet service providers (ISPs) operating illegally in the country amid a spike in demand for internet services.
By: John Mutua
Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) slumped into a Sh50.37 billion deficit in the financial year that ended June 2024, topping the list of State agencies
The amount of taxes in the price of a litre of fuel is heading towards the 50 percent mark, driven by an increase in two levies in the latest prices that will be in effect until February 14 midnight.
Kenya Re will set up a liaison office in India, marking a return to the Asian country where it exited the crop insurance business after suffering major losses three years ago.
By: John Mutua
The value of tenders awarded by the national and county governments in the financial year to June 2024 dropped to a three-year low of Sh204.05 billion amid a cash crunch that forced them to slow down on procurement.
Electricity prices have dropped marginally, driven by a fall in fuel costs and forex adjustment charges, extending relief to homes and businesses.
Kenya Power contracts awarded to businesses owned by the youth, women, and persons with disabilities hit a record high of Sh4.15 billion in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, handing a major lift to the three special groups.
Power bills dip slightly on lower fuel charge
Kenya will next month roll out a study of the cost of service for electricity, with an eye on the new power tariffs that are expected to be in place from July next year.
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