Pius Maundu is a Correspondent at NationAfrica. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on business and economics, culture and society, and agriculture and farming. Pius is featured in NationAfrica.
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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 takes a surgeon a set of cameras, internet connection and a screen to conduct delicate operations on patients.
By: Pius Maundu
The team is expected to steer the transition of the Seku constituent college to a fully-fledged university.
Maize failed them. So, farmers in drought‑prone Mwingi turned to watermelon. Now, whistling vendors line the highway, selling a fruit that needs little rain and fetches Sh200 a piece, while...
By: Pius Maundu
Caption for the landscape image: The bodies of four middle-aged men, exhumed by police from shallow graves in a thicket on the outskirts of Mwingi Town in Kitui County on Tuesday, remain unclaimed.
Caption for the landscape image: A year ago, Debra Waithira had no idea music was in her blood when she first experienced Kisau Girls High
Police have linked the recent spate of gun attacks to a notorious gang of highway robbers.
Maiani Grannies Football Club is inspiring older women to embrace sports, improve health and pursue global opportunities together.
Caption for the landscape image: Whenever she speaks in public, Grace Mumo begins by stating that she left school after primary level.
By: Pius Maundu
Correspondent Nation Media Group What you need to know: Although Kitui is among the top honey producers in the country, environmentalists have raised alarm over charcoal production in the region.
Businessman Stephen Ngei, the founder of Makindu Motors Limited, is dead. He and his wife, Giannaphina Mumbua, died in a grisly road accident near Masimba Township on the Mombasa–Nairobi highway.
