Mutuma Mathiu is the Group Editorial Director for NationAfrica, a leading media outlet in Kenya, with a focus on local news in Nairobi. With a strong background in journalism, Mutuma covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, and social issues, providing insightful and thought-provoking analysis to his readers.
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Kenya (National)
Mutuma Mathiu's coverage spans a variety of topics, including government and politics, culture and society, and family and relationships. His articles often focus on opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories.
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One of the President's red flag issues should have been agriculture. Food production should be a no-go zone for the corruption swarms.
My friend called me a nattering nabob of negativity because, in his view, I find nothing positive in anything the government has done.
Ruto is now in a position where he has to reassure his US benefactors that they did not make a mistake by banking on him.
The government will spend Sh136 billion in salary increments for civil servant by the end of the next financial year.
Caption for the landscape image: Like the hunter-gatherers, our post-Independence dispensation is not built for generational handover.
At the very least, one would have expected the county Dimples to have been out and about letting families know what to expect.
By: Mutuma Mathiu
Only a proper investigation can determine the cause of the helicopter crash that killed 11 KDF personnel on April 18, 2024.
Surprisingly, the government is still unconvinced that this is a national disaster.
Human life happens at the edge of the precipice; there is always something coming after us.
Mathiu: Take us away from the precipice
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