Peter Theuri is a business reporter for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. His articles cover a range of topics including economic trends, social issues, and cultural events, providing insights into the business landscape and its impact on the local community.
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Peter Theuri’s coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Kenya, with an emphasis on business-related news. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given his focus on local issues in Nairobi and Kenya more broadly, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to Kenyan governmental policies or political developments that affect businesses or the general population. Pitches could also explore the impact of Covid-19 on various aspects of life in Kenya.
Additionally, Peter's interest in specific local topics such as "Harold's Dream" and "Gitegi" suggests he may appreciate pitches that delve into unique local stories or personalities relevant to these areas.
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By: Peter Theuri
A majority of European cities have huge populations but due to an extremely effective public transport system, there is little congestion and few delays.
By: Peter Theuri
The academy was set up in 2012 in an area which had struggled to sustain private schools bringing hope to the region that quality education had come to their doorsteps.
While agriculture is the economic activity that contributes the most to Kenya's GDP, a majority of Kenyans have yet to embrace mechanisation.
By: Peter Theuri
enya s low level of mechanisation is attributed to inadequate training research and technology development
A week ago, Germany announced that Flensburg had welcomed five bus drivers from Kenya, who would be undergoing training in a pilot project as part of the migration agreement between Kenya and Germany.
Gachagua on Thursday said that the mountain is welcoming and ready to work with those of similar minds for the prosperity of the citizens.
By: Peter Theuri
Four pupils died in a fire tragedy at Hillside Endarasha Academy three weeks ago were buried Thursday after the memorial service
The two greatest impediments to the revitalisation of cotton as a valued cash crop in Kenya are the extension system at county level and lack of certified seed system, according to Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA).
A microcosm of Kenya, and a contranym par excellence, Gitegi has both those who would catch a bullet for Riggy G and those who would have shot that same bullet at him.
Riggy G must understand that being part of grudges for long soils his credibility as a murima elder. Men should not put themselves into such disrepute. So what to do?
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