Boniface Gikandi is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, education, government and politics, as well as regional and world news, with a particular focus on sustainable agriculture, organic farming, and agroecology. His insightful work has been featured in various prominent publications.
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Kenya (National)
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Boniface's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Kenya, with a heavy emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or commentary related to local Kenyan government and politics, the coffee industry (particularly within Murang'a County), agriculture, and education.
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Kenya has managed to auction 637,444 bags of coffee in the last 10 months, making up to Sh38.3 billion.
Tea and coffee sales generated Sh2.60 billion at last week's auctions that attracted local and international buyers.
KTDA has urged tea farmers to disregard unverified loan and financial documents circulating online, as concerns over Sh34.2 billion in factory loans fuel calls for directors to be removed.
By: Boniface Gikandi
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has called for opposition unity under a common presidential candidate to defeat President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election.
Tea plucking continued within Mt Kenya region after the farmers ignored the planned national strike and instead resolved to have their grievances addressed during the end-of-year meetings.
By: Boniface Gikandi
Concerns are growing over overstretched services around Nanyuki's urban setup, owing to the influx of visitors and a surge in population.
By: Boniface Gikandi
The secondary school head teachers have accused the state of failing to release the full capitation thus compromising the standard of education.
Former Mathioya MP Peter Kimari has been elected Murang’a branch Jubilee Party chairperson after Njuguna Mubea resigned from the position.
By: Boniface Gikandi
Kenya Tea Development Agency has started distributing fertiliser to tea factories, two days after the 99,000 metric tonnes of input were loaded into a cargo train in Mombasa.
By: Boniface Gikandi
A tea factory has manufactured value-added tea for the local and international markets, a strategy employed to increase consumption.
