Mwangi Githahu is a Multimedia Journalist at Radio Africa Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, as well as health and wellness, often focusing on crime, social issues, and markets. Mwangi's work has been featured in Business Report and The Elephant, showcasing his commitment to letting diverse perspectives flourish.
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Mwangi Githahu's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, with an emphasis on issues related to South Africa and Cape Town. His articles revolve around topics such as decolonization, SGBV survivors, LGBTQ+ representation, the Gaza-Israel conflict, traffic rules, dress code, labor disputes, women in tech and other local issues.
Given his focus on these specific themes and topics within a local context of South Africa and Cape Town regionally-focused pitches that offer insights into legal or regulatory changes impacting these areas would likely be well-received. Additionally offering perspectives from individuals directly affected by these policies or events could also resonate with Mwangi's coverage.
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