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 Kenya Kwanza government is under increasing scrutiny and losing the trust of citizens over broken promises.
A clique of President William Ruto's economic advisers are on the spot over a litany of blunders that have seen courts and MPs shoot down his key economic initiatives.
The majority of Kenyan adolescent girls and young women are abusing emergency contraception pills, popularly known as P2, because they can easily access them over the counter in most pharmacy outlets.
Courts of law have given retired President Uhuru Kenyatta's Jubilee Party a lifeline after a protracted fight lasting nearly two years.
There has been an increase in the number of deaths caused by non-communicable diseases that rose to 150,000 in 2019 up from 86,000 in 2010.
The World Bank Group has partnered with the African Development Bank to provide first-time electricity access to 300 million people who are currently off-grid across Africa over the next six years.
Three days after the government announced that it will conduct a joint security operation in clash-torn Tana River county, local leaders have been urged to preach peace.
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.
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