Luke Awich is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and politics. He writes for Radio Africa Group and his work has also been featured in Mpasho News. Luke covers a wide range of topics, including government affairs, legislative issues, and current events in Kenya's capital city.
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Luke Awich's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Kenya, with an emphasis on parliamentary proceedings, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories. If you aim to reach out effectively to Luke, consider providing insights or commentary related to Kenyan politics and government affairs such as analysis of parliamentary decisions, updates on political developments within the country or expert perspectives concerning legal policy regulations. Additionally, topics related to corruption within the government or the oil industry might also be of interest.
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The launch will also see the unveiling of the joint campaign secretariat, that will drive the AU campaigns.
ODM boss needs at least 34 countries to win the Africa Union Commission chairmanship.
He promises a united continent characterised by peace, prosperity and sustainable progress
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Government to employ JSS teachers currently on internship at a budget of Sh18.3 billion.
Lecturers say they will keep off lecture halls until their grievances are addressed
The Bill has sparked widespread criticism and heated protests since its introduction last year
Some of the firms, according to NEA, enjoy backing of powerful individuals in government
By: Luke Awich
In Summary Each sport academy is capped at Sh50 million. Ministry has already advertised for the 30 facilities, PS Tum said.
By: Luke Awich
The report covering 2023-24 period shows the bills have hit Sh516.7 billion as at June 30, 2024 from Sh622.82 billion.
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