Susan Mwenesi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, and writes for TUKO.co.ke. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including human interest stories, education, entertainment, and current events. Susan's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Susan Mwenesi's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan news, personal stories, relationships, and education. She frequently covers evolving and breaking stories within the themes of family & relationships, entertainment news, and education.
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By: Susan Mwenesi
Family and friends gathered to remember the life of a beloved late comedienne Tabitha Gatwiri , during an emotional candle lighting ceremony
By: Susan Mwenesi
A 47-year-old man from Bomet claimed taht the TSC has been overlooking him whenever opportunities arise, despite his wealth of experience
By: Susan Mwenesi
Teacher Dominic Orina from Bomet has shared that the school project he started with students to feed their community is doing well and they banked their profits.
By: Susan Mwenesi
Ben built a beautiful four-bedroomed house on his sprawling property nestled in Nyore Village in West Asembo, Rarieda constituency, Siaya county
By: Susan Mwenesi
This week, Machakos villagers were startled when they discovered a huge, mysterious balloon that fell from the sky as they were going about their business, and many gathered to see it
By: Susan Mwenesi
Tanzanian businessman Tarimo earned the praise of netizens after successfully fighting people who wanted to abduct him as he was enjoying himself at an eatery
By: Susan Mwenesi
Meru: Kenyans are touched after boda boda riders in Meru town work up early to welcome comedienne Tabitha Gatwiri's body a heroic welcome ahead of its burial.
By: Susan Mwenesi
Lucy Njeri Mwaniki reacted with pain after the DCI unveiled the photo of the young man who allegedly murdered her in cold blood
By: Susan Mwenesi
Tanzanian tycoon Chief God Love has shared the reuirmeents that he want in a chef for his cats and dogs, which eat biscuits, meta and traditional eggs.
By: Susan Mwenesi
A Tanzanian businessman identified as Chief Godlove shared that he was looking for Kenyan chefs who would cook for him and his pets
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