Peter Kagwanja is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and politics. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in The Citizen Newspaper. Peter's articles cover a wide range of topics, including diplomacy, policy processes, regional relations, and the political landscape in Kenya.
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Peter Kagwanja's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and international affairs, particularly in the context of Kenya. He often covers government announcements, political analyses, and investment insights related to leadership, Kenyan politics, economic development in Kenya and Africa.
Given the focus on local (Kenya) themes as well as world affairs with a specific interest in China-Kenya relations and regional diplomacy within East Africa including Somalia-EAC relations. To effectively reach out to him one should offer insights or expertise on Kenyan political landscape or regional geopolitical developments especially those involving Kenya. Additionally offering perspectives on African economic development would align with his areas of interest.
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By: Peter Kagwanja
Caption for the landscape image: Kenya is on the threshold of seismic moral regeneration.
By: Peter Kagwanja
Power-sharing is about the interests of the dominant power elite.
The Lujiazui Business District in Shanghai, east China, July 30, 2024. /CFP
Somalia is now at peace with itself, its neighbours and the world at large.
By: Peter Kagwanja
Its young people have vowed to continue demonstrating for the justice of those killed or abducted and “until the president steps down
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Tanzania is not new to the railway as a tool of regional integration and pan-Africanism.
Kagwanja: How Tanzanians see their new railway, and what we can learn
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali literally sowed wind, and Ethiopia is now reaping the whirlwind.
By: Peter Kagwanja
Kagwanja: Abiy sowed the wind, the Horn of Africa is reaping the whirlwind
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