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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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The attackers set fire to several local businesses, a petrol station and a number of motorcycles.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The assailants who were estimated to be 40 reportedly fired indiscriminately.
By: Pius Maundu
The attackers did not strike immediately; they engaged in small talk.
By: Pius Maundu, Jurgen Nambeka
At 24, Damaris Kisio was a Gen Z mother trying all she could to provide for her three children as she figured out the life that lay before her.
Kindiki has ordered a massive security scale-up.
The recent attack has raised serious questions about the roots of the conflict.
The illegal slaughter of donkeys, driven by Chinese demand for ejiao, a traditional medicine made from their hides, has had a devastating impact on Kitui.
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...
