Bungoma, Kenya (Local)
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Tony Wafula's articles predominantly cover local government and politics in Kenya, with a focus on specific regions such as Nairobi and Bungoma County. He also delves into topics like education, healthcare, and the high cost of living in these areas. Given his coverage attributes, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights into ongoing political developments at the local level within Kenya.
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By: Tony Wafula
Patients seeking treatment at public hospitals across Bungoma County were left stranded on Wednesday July 29, 2026 after nurses downed their tools, forcing many to leave without receiving medical care as services in outpatient, maternity and inpatient departments were disrupted.
By: Tony Wafula
The government has rolled out plans to incentivize students' talent and tap into the lucrative global creative economy.
By: Tony Wafula
Bungoma County has launched its Agroecology Strategy, becoming one of the latest counties in Kenya to adopt a comprehensive roadmap aimed at scaling up organic food production, restoring degraded ecosystems, improving farmers' livelihoods and strengthening resilience to climate change.
For many women, choosing a contraceptive method marks the beginning of a journey towards reproductive autonomy. Yet for thousands, that journey ends prematurely as concerns over side effects, misinformation, partner opposition, stigma, cultural beliefs and limited access to quality counselling force them to abandon the methods they had chosen to plan their families.
By: Tony Wafula
Bungoma Senator Wafula Wakoli has launched a scathing attack on Governor Kenneth Lusaka, accusing him of poor service delivery and claiming the governor has been riding on national government development projects to bolster his political image.
By: Tony Wafula
Human Rights Without Frontiers (HRWF), together with CAP Liberté de Conscience (CAP LC), which has accredited ECOSOC status at the United Nations, FOREF, CESNUR and Bitter Winter, held a press conference on Friday at the Seoul Foreign Correspondents’ Club on Freedom of Religion or Belief and Freedom of Expression in South Korea.
By: Tony Wafula
Teachers who dedicate their time to training students in music, drama and sports will now have a direct advantage in career progression, following a major policy shift by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).
By: Tony Wafula
More than 6,000 people have benefited from free medical services through the 2026 Compel Outreach Medical Camp, an initiative organised by Bishop Eric
By: Tony Wafula
Bumula MP Jack Wamboka and his Kabuchai counterpart Majimbo Kalasinga have raised concerns over the registration of a rival political outfit dubbed ‘Linda Party' claiming the name had already been reserved by their Linda Mwananchi movement ahead of its planned registration as a political party.
By: Tony Wafula
More than 3,000 pastors from around the world have raised concerns over what they describe as growing threats to religious freedom and the separation of church and state in South Korea.
