Simon Ciuri is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and current affairs. With a strong background in investigative reporting, Simon covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and social issues. His articles provide in-depth analysis and aim to shed light on the stories that matter most to the people of Kenya.
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Simon Ciuri's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, along with crime-related stories. Pitches to him should offer insights into local political developments, legal issues, or breaking news related to these topics in Kenya, especially Nairobi.
Given Simon's interest in evolving stories and breaking news, sources who can provide timely updates or exclusive details about ongoing events would likely capture his attention. Additionally, individuals with direct involvement or unique perspectives on the local political landscape or crime-related incidents may also be of interest.
Considering Simon’s focus on specific locations and themes such as takeovers and legal issues within Kenya (Naivas), pitches should align closely with the Kenyan context to resonate effectively.
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By: Simon Ciuri
DCI said the 12 officers were transferred because “most of them had overstayed in the station”.
By: Simon Ciuri
DCI said the 12 officers were transferred because “most of them had overstayed in the station”.
Mr Gachagua urges Mt Kenya residents to support the elected leaders who have stood by him.
Caption for the landscape image: Details have emerged of how detectives tried to stop a Nairobi-based church from hosting impeached Deputy
By: Simon Ciuri
Mwende is fighting the widows of the two men demanding a share of their properties in separate battles that expose love affairs and double lives.
By: Simon Ciuri
Insiders have disclosed that the plan to attack Mr Gachagua could have been set in motion a day before the burial.
Caption for the landscape image: The contested 964-acre bloc is estimated to be valued at Sh4 billion according to the petitioner (Salvation Army Church).
Revealed: Possible new faces in Ruto Cabinet changes
By: Simon Ciuri
Caption for the landscape image: Most of Willstone Homes projects are along Kenyatta Road, off Thika Superhighway, Juja Constituency in Kiambu County.
By: Simon Ciuri, Kennedy Kimanthi
Caption for the landscape image: Not only was Dr Ruto not accompanied by his political allies, but also the local security forces in Kiambu were kept in the dark.
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