Leonard Onyango is a journalist and columnist based in Nairobi, Kenya. With a focus on climate change, gender, environmental issues, and health journalism, Leonard's articles provide insightful and informative coverage of local news and events in Kenya. He is known for his ability to translate English to Swahili, making his work accessible to a wider audience.
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Leonard Onyango's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan government and politics, with a significant emphasis on women in politics and gender-related issues. His articles often feature opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving political stories.
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A House team probing one incident was told of how some tea firm managers infected staff with HIV.
By: Leonard Onyango
Lillian Siyoi of UDA says Ford-K leaders and supporters intimidated her during Kenya Kwanza Alliance rallies
Former MP held various positions at Unicef, including programme assistant and human resource assistant.
Female MPs disrupted proceedings chanting: ‘Pads! Sanitary towels!’
Former news anchor is currently serving her second term as Samburu West MP.
Dr Cheryl Kerema, Ms Mwende Mbilo and Ms Faith Njeru recognised for their life-changing innovations.
A November poll placed lawmaker at position three among female legislators and top in Nyandarua.
What Kewopa's 4-year strategic plan means for gender rule
Nine Kenyans listed among 100 most influential African women
By: Leonard Onyango
Mombasa eyes film festivals to boost tourism
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