Kalume Kazungu is a journalist based in Lamu, Kenya. He specializes in reporting local news and events, with a focus on issues related to terrorism, cultural festivals, and social issues affecting the community. His work has been featured in NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa.
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Lamu, Kenya (Local)
Kalume Kazungu's focus is on local news in Lamu, Kenya. The topics covered include terrorism, cultural events, and societal issues such as gender equality. Journalists covering this area should provide insights into the local community, including first-hand accounts or expert analysis of evolving stories related to these themes.
Given the prevalence of breaking news and evolving stories in Kalume's coverage attributes, sources with timely information regarding ongoing events in Lamu would be particularly valuable for her reporting. This may include individuals directly impacted by events or experts closely involved with the region.
Engaging with sources who have a deep understanding of Kenyan politics and society could offer meaningful contributions to Kalume's coverage given her focus on government & politics and culture & society themes.
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By: Stephen Oduor, Kalume Kazungu
Deforestation, and industrial development have pushed them out of the forest, forcing them into civilisation, a noisy life that they term difficult to survive in.
By: Kalume Kazungu
Kenya Power taken to London court for cancelling contracts
Shabaab amnesty programme in limbo
By: Kalume Kazungu
Elizabeth Nyokabi breaks barriers in male-dominated Boni Forest schools, refuses to let fear hinder progress.
In Pate Island, Lamu East Sub-county, such projects have reduced plastic waste accumulation by over 70 per cent since their inception three years ago.
Caption for the landscape image: For decades, Lamu County relied on its historical ruins, monuments, sites and sandy beaches to attract a large number of tourists.
Seawalls are usually built along the coastline to prevent water from the Indian Ocean from flowing into coastal residential areas.
By: Kalume Kazungu
It is chaos in ill-prepared schools as second term starts
Hillside Endarasha Academy tragedy: Ruto declares three days of mourning
By: Kalume Kazungu
Caption for the landscape image: He became known with the news of his demise. Lamu deputy governor Raphael Munyua Ndung'u was a man whose life was not characterised by controversies.
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