Mike Kihaki is a Health Writer at Standard Health. He covers a diverse range of topics including public education, educational policy, school governance, and various aspects of politics and government, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Mike's work has been featured in Standard Group PLC.
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Kenya (National)
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Mike Kihaki's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, particularly in the education sector, with a specific focus on teachers and vocational training in Kenya. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to educational policies, regulatory changes affecting teachers' employment rights or vocational training programs.
Pitches offering insights into the impact of government announcements or policies on the education sector and teachers' welfare are likely to resonate well with Mike. Additionally, topics related to labor rights within the education sector may also capture his interest.
Given that his primary geographic focus is national (Kenya), relevant information should specifically relate to developments within Kenya’s educational system or directly impact Kenyan educators.
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By: Mike Kihaki
Leadership skills took centre stage on the first day of the 2026 Kenya National Music Festival, as learners demonstrated that music and dance can play a vital role in shaping future leaders by fostering teamwork, responsibility, effective communication, and self-confidence from an early age.
By: Mike Kihaki
President William Ruto has called for a national dialogue to develop a long-term development blueprint anchored in the Constitution, saying Kenya's future should be guided by law rather than political guesswork.
By: Mike Kihaki
President William Ruto has called for a national dialogue to develop a long-term development blueprint anchored in the Constitution.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has praised the Church for its historic role in promoting peace and urged Kenyans to safeguard national unity, warning that conflict and divisive politics come at a heavy economic and social cost.
By: Mike Kihaki
Saboti MP Caleb Amisi has warned opposition leaders seeking to unseat President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election against recycling what he termed as "legacy politicians," saying Kenyans are demanding a new political order centered on economic liberation rather than familiar political faces.
Village elders to start receiving Sh3,000 stipend begining this month and special training on administrative duties, President Ruto says.
