Maureen Kinyanjui is an Author at various media outlets. She specializes in regional interest and world news, covering a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, security policy, and both individual and team sports. Maureen's work has been featured in Kenyans.co.ke, Radio Africa Group, Mpasho News, Informer East Africa, The Eastleigh Voice, and the Constitution Review Commission.
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Maureen Kinyanjui's coverage predominantly focuses on the local Kenyan political landscape, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage related to politics. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into Kenyan politics, key politicians, judicial system issues, public safety matters, and election-related developments.
Given her focus on Nairobi and Kenya as a whole, she would benefit from outreach by individuals who have first-hand knowledge of the local political scene or are directly involved in the events or policy decisions being covered. Pitches offering insider perspectives on governmental announcements and their impact could also resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Bashir Mbuthia, Margaret Wanjiru, Mary Wambui, Carolyne Kubwa, Lucy Mumbi, Farhiya Hussein, Erick Kariuki, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Mwangi Maina, Charles Adinda
Amnesty said the latest fighting, together with ongoing conflicts in the Amhara and Oromia regions, underscores the need to restore regional and international human rights investigative mechanisms in Ethiopia.
By: Farhiya Hussein, Margaret Wanjiru, Alfred Onyango, Lucy Mumbi, Mary Wambui, Mwangi Maina, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Erick Kariuki, Carolyne Kubwa, Bashir Mbuthia
The pesticides detected above the acceptable limits included fungicides, insecticides, a herbicide and a miticide, reflecting the wide range of chemicals routinely used in vegetable production.
By: Carolyne Kubwa, Lucy Mumbi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Erick Kariuki, Mary Wambui, Rachael Mutabasi, Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina
A Kenya Organic Agriculture Network study found that combining washing with soaking, blanching or cooking is more effective at reducing pesticide residues on vegetables than rinsing alone.
By: Carolyne Kubwa, Lucy Mumbi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Abdirahman Khalif, Erick Kariuki, Mary Wambui, Rachael Mutabasi, Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina
Dr Berhanu Kibret was arrested by ICE at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport after attending the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, where he received a Teacher of the Year award, according to the University of Maryland.
By: Carolyne Kubwa, Lucy Mumbi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Barack Oduor, Charles Adinda, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Mary Wambui, Erick Kariuki, Rachael Mutabasi, Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina
DP Kindiki says Africa has the resources, workforce and capacity to achieve first-world status if leaders embrace long-term development strategies and innovation.
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Carolyne Kubwa, Farhiya Hussein, Bashir Mbuthia, Maureen Kinyanjui, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki, Mary Wambui
Education reforms, emergency healthcare, compensation disputes, demolitions and police accountability dominate the day's top stories.
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Maureen Kinyanjui, Carolyne Kubwa, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki, Mary Wambui
Cherargei questioned why motorists using the corridor should pay toll fees while users of other major highways, including the Nairobi–Thika Superhighway, remain exempt.
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Mwangi Maina, Rachael Mutabasi, Charles Adinda, Carolyne Kubwa, Farhiya Hussein, Bashir Mbuthia, Maureen Kinyanjui, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki, Mary Wambui
He explains that once you stop eating sugar and refined starches, the body begins using its stored supply of sugar, known as glycogen, which is mainly stored in the liver. As these stores are used up, the body gradually switches to burning stored fat for energy instead.
By: Charles Adinda, Margaret Wanjiru, Lucy Mumbi, Bashir Mbuthia, Mwangi Maina, Farhiya Hussein, Erick Kariuki, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui
Kenyan students spoke live with ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot aboard the International Space Station, learning about life in microgravity, astronaut training and space research.
By: Charles Adinda, Margaret Wanjiru, Bashir Mbuthia, Lucy Mumbi, Mwangi Maina, Farhiya Hussein, Barack Oduor, Rachael Mutabasi, Erick Kariuki, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui
He noted that although Article 38 of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to vote by secret ballot, thousands of security officers are deployed away from their registered polling stations during elections.
