Winfrey Owino is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, writing for Standard Group PLC. With a focus on local news, Winfrey covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and environmental concerns. Through her articles, she aims to provide accurate and timely information to the Kenyan community.
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Winfrey Owino's coverage is predominantly focused on local Kenyan news, government and politics. He frequently covers government announcements and seeks expert commentary on these matters. Pitches to Winfrey should offer insights into Kenyan political developments, economic policies or environmental initiatives.
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By: Winfrey Owino
State introduces new permit for professionals working in religious or charity organisations; Acting Interior CS Musalia Mudavadi says they will pay Sh120, 000 annually
By: Winfrey Owino
International NGO employees working or residing in Kenya to pay over Sh150,000 for new permit; Acting Interior CS Musalia Mudavadi says fees to be charged in USD.
Judiciary reshuffles 33 Judges including Justices Nixon Sifuna and Jairus Ngaah, High Court Principal Judge Eric Ogola announces.
By: Winfrey Owino
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta's political allies are the biggest winners in President William Ruto's latest appointments and nominations.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says there’s no bad blood between him and Rigathi Gachagua; they have a strong bond.
President William Ruto has demoted two of his Cabinet Secretaries, barely six months since they were appointed.
By: Winfrey Owino
Standard Group journalist Ali Manzu has been picked to Chair a nine-member taskforce, mandated to advise on the development of creative economy in Mombasa.
By: Winfrey Owino
Senator Thang'wa has reiterated Gachagua's earlier sentiments, urging the government to stop the sale of illicit brew in Mount Kenya region.
By: Winfrey Owino
The Azimio co-principal questioned the perception that the appointees were loyal Jubilee supporters, arguing that some had different political allegiances.
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