Samuel Kariuki is a local journalist based in Kenya, with his work featured in Radio Africa Group and The Conversation Australia + NZ. He specializes in reporting on political issues, corruption, and current events in Kenya, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of important stories that impact the local community.
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Samuel's coverage focuses heavily on local politics, government announcements, and expert commentary. He seems to prioritize articles related to Kenyan government activities, political figures' actions and statements, as well as reports on social issues within Kenya.
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The government has warned Kenyans against travelling in any of the war torn countries, as it moves to evacuate its citizens trapped in Lebanon.
Early next month, the world will converge in Cairo, Egypt to brainstorm on how to provide adequate climate-smart housing to the needy urban population estimated to be 2.8 billion globally.
By: Samuel Kariuki
The fight against child abuse in modern times has become tougher as more children face the risk of being defiled within their homes and communities, by relatives and care-givers.
By: Samuel Kariuki
President William Ruto has called for opening up the foreign affairs sector, which is domiciled in the Executive arm of the government, to the other levels of government and Kenyan society.
By: Samuel Kariuki
The government has turned the heat on leaders, accusing them of inciting Kenyans instead of offering solutions to problems that are crippling public services.
By: Samuel Kariuki
Over 3,800 participants have registered to take part in developing a pact on plastic pollution during a seven-day meeting currently underway in Busan City in Korea.
Kenya's borrowing spree has continued unabated having secured 36 new foreign loans amounting to Sh898 billion in the 2023-2024 fiscal year. Of these, 27 loans were sourced from multilateral lenders, six from commercial banks, and three from bilateral lenders, says a new report by Africa Centre for Open Governance (AfriCOG)
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