Pius Maundu is a Correspondent at NationAfrica. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, agriculture and farming, as well as government and politics, with a focus on crime and social issues. Pius has been featured in NationAfrica, where his insights into protests, white-collar crime, and the intersection of Christianity and media are highlighted.
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Pius Maundu's focus is primarily local, with a particular emphasis on government and politics. His coverage reflects a strong interest in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to topics such as healthcare, natural disasters, politics, land disputes, crime and transportation.
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It has threatened to soil the cordial relationship the two neighbouring counties have enjoyed.
The visit comes at a time when the mysterious incident has raised serious questions about the country's ability to detect dangerous objects falling from the skies.
The space agency has since recovered the object and preserved it for further investigations.
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Results for Kalonzo-linked school in Kitui withheld
Through a partnership with African Sand Dam Foundation, a non-governmental organisation which champions for sand conservation to address food and
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Work on the ‘stinking' Trump statute started in 2018 with the sinking of a deep pit.
Prof Nyamasyo has grown assorted vegetables and pulses, bananas, cassava and sweet potatoes around the mound.
A brooding pot is filled with either sawdust or charcoal to slightly below the perforated region.
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