Waikwa Maina is a journalist based in Nyahururu, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and covers local news and stories in the Nyahururu region. His articles focus on a range of topics, including science and technology, human interest stories, and socio-political issues affecting the community.
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Waikwa Maina's coverage indicates a specific focus on local issues in Kenya, particularly around Nyahururu. His articles predominantly cover government and politics, culture and society, as well as agriculture and farming topics. When reaching out to Waikwa Maina, consider providing insights related to local political developments, societal changes or challenges within the region of Nyahururu in Kenya.
Given his interest in investment analysis (15% coverage), he may also be interested in pieces that discuss entrepreneurship opportunities within the area or initiatives related to agricultural development.
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