Samwel Owino is a local journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, and The Citizen Newspaper. Samwel focuses on covering political and social issues in Kenya, including government audits, environmental conservation, education, and healthcare.
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Samwel Owino's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political affairs within Kenya, with a significant emphasis on legislative developments, governmental announcements, and legal policy regulations. To effectively reach out to Samwel, provide insights or expert commentary related to Kenyan politics, legislation, public health issues (specifically as it pertains to proposed laws), education policies, or corruption matters. Engaging with individuals who have direct involvement in the mentioned bills or political events in Kenya would likely be of interest to him. Given his specific geographic focus on Nairobi and Kenya at large, pitches should keep this regional context in mind when offering relevant perspectives or stories.
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MPs: SHA equipment deal is illegal
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: If passed into law, it will come as a great relief to most students who normally struggle to obtain the vital document after leaving school.
By: Samwel Owino
Caption for the landscape image: From the controversial Social Health Authority (SHA), the reconstitution of the Independent Electoral and
Caption for the landscape image: Speakers of both Houses implored on the MPs to communicate effectively about the new system.
Parliamentary team rejects proposal for SRC commissioners to work part-time
Benefits include improved nutrition, income generation, environmental conservation and job creation.
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