Macharia Gaitho is a Managing Editor at The EastAfrican. He specializes in general assignment news with a strong focus on government and politics, providing insightful analysis and coverage of key issues. Macharia's work has been featured in NationAfrica and Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC).
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Macharia Gaitho's articles primarily focus on Kenyan politics, the judiciary, corruption, leadership and colonialism. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements and opinion editorials.
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By: Macharia Gaitho
Waiguru 'apology' to Gachagua reveals mountain conundrum for top politicians eyeing various seats in 2027.
The anti-government sentiments put on display across the country was not just about oil prices.
President Ruto must realise that encouraging that dangerous agenda will be counterproductive.
The American deal laid bare our government’s contempt for its own citizens.
We must abandon the profligacy of the past decade and plan only according to available resources.
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Caption for the landscape image: The government is clearly on tenterhooks ahead of the June 25 protests called to commemorate victims of the massacre that crushed the Gen Z anti-tax uprising of two years ago.
Caption for the landscape image: It may well have been a coincidence that President William Ruto received the report on reparations for
Saba Saba should be a day of celebration, but it will be more likely to be a story of sad reflection on stolen dreams.
Caption for the landscape image: We are reaching the tipping point where we might justifiably say that we have no country.
