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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Caption for the landscape image: Over a decade ago, Kenya's Permanent Representative to the UN and chair of the UN Peacebuilding
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The 2022 election witnessed a rebellion by the Mount Kenya voters against their ethnic aristocracy.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: But Gachagua is also facing the full force of Ruto's long-term strategy that also fell Kenyatta in 2022.
By: Peter Kagwanja
Mogadishu has effectively spawned new anti-Ethiopian alliances in the Horn and Red Sea region.
By: Peter Kagwanja
Caption for the landscape image: High noon, January 20, 2029, Capitol building, Washington, DC — a new President-elect takes the oath of
The impeachment drama has left a badly divided nation, radicalised sections of the population and an intense re-tribalisation of politics ahead of the 2027 elections.
Caption for the landscape image: The January 1, 2024 port-for-recognition Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ethiopia and the breakaway
By: Peter Kagwanja
The return of President Donald Trump is undoubtedly the black swan in the geopolitics of the Horn.
The article “What Somaliland's 2024 elections mean for the China-Taiwan rivalry in the Horn” discusses the Somaliland elections and the
Caption for the landscape image: We live in revolutionary times. On December 6, 2024, as I made my way to N'Djamena airport, hundreds of
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