Vincent Owino is a Business Reporter at Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company. He specializes in areas such as aviation and aerospace, telecommunications, and finance, often exploring themes related to transportation, mobility, and international trade. Vincent's work has been featured in notable publications including MSN, The Christian Science Monitor, and Business Daily Africa.
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Vincent Owino's coverage indicates a focus on finance, economy, and government announcements in Kenya. His articles often cite data and cover topics such as investment, online content regulation, ESG rules, cybersecurity, poverty alleviation efforts and economic impact analysis.
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New policy proposes sale of non-personal data to researchers and businesses.
That production gap is creating an opportunity for regional manufacturers, particularly Kenyan firms
By: Vincent Owino
Safaricom, for instance, used 10.4 million litres of fuel in the 12 months to March 2025 to power its masts
Selling citizens' personal information would likely violate several core principles of data protection, including purpose limitation, fairness and lawful processing.
Caption for the landscape image: The National Treasury has walked back plans to scrap the 25 percent customs duty on imported mobile phone
Investors cite slow EV policy rollout and weak market readiness in Tanzania, preferring Ethiopia’s strong incentives and the DRC’s large demand.
The rate of adoption of EVs in Dodoma is much slower than in all neighbouring countries
By: Vincent Owino
The performance of the Starlink network in Kenya has deteriorated further as a widening customer base strains capacity, slowing average speeds and eroding the value for money of its internet service.
By: Vincent Owino
Tanzania leads Africa’s Mission 300 project, connecting 7.5 million people to electricity in just over a year.
By: Vincent Owino
Tanzania leads Africa's Mission 300 project, connecting 7.5 million people to electricity in......
