Kamau Maichuhie is a journalist based in Bungoma, Kenya, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for NationAfrica and covers a range of topics including gender-based violence, human rights, and social justice. Kamau is dedicated to shedding light on the experiences and challenges faced by marginalized communities in Kenya.
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Kamau Maichuhie’s reporting focuses on local issues related to women's rights, gender-based violence, female empowerment, and human rights activism in Kenya, particularly Bungoma. His work often features government announcements and legal policy regulations.
If you have expertise or insights into initiatives promoting women's rights and addressing gender-based violence within Kenya or similar contexts, Kamau may be interested in covering your organization's efforts or seeking your commentary for his articles. Additionally, if you have a deep understanding of the political landscape in relation to these topics within Kenya or Africa as a whole, your perspective could be valuable to him.
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FGM: 13-year battle with entrenched harmful practice
By: Kamau Maichuhie
Kenya's proposed marriage age pends as women reject Iraqi's 9 for girls
By: Kamau Maichuhie
Nairobi, Oct. 21 -- The rhythmic clack of a knitting machine fills the air as Maryann Naipanoi's nimble fingers guide vibrant wool through its metal teeth.
By: Kamau Maichuhie
SSE report shows women hold just 1 in 5 board seats on average as Kenya emerges as unexpected leader in board diversity.
By: Kamau Maichuhie
UN Women, traditional leaders partner to end harmful African traditions
I watched my friends die: How Kenya's first female MP from North Eastern turned her trauma into into Kenya's toughest law
By: Kamau Maichuhie
Fresh push to dissolve Parliament over gender rule
Against all odds: The abilities of women with disabilities
By: Kamau Maichuhie
Turkana Wellness Centre, a safe haven for SGBV survivors
Explained: Why femicide is endemic in Kenya
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