David Njaaga is a photojournalist at Standard Group PLC. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on agriculture, government and politics, and energy policy. His work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Global Finance Herald, and Standard Group PLC.
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David Njaaga's coverage predominantly focuses on local Kenyan politics, judiciary, rule of law, and crime. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from local political analysts or legal experts with a keen understanding of the Kenyan political landscape and judicial system.
Considering his emphasis on government announcements in his coverage attributes, sources who can provide context and analysis around official statements or policies related to Kenyan politics would likely resonate well with him.
Moreover, David’s geographic focus is centered around Kenya and Nairobi. Therefore, when reaching out to him it would be beneficial to highlight any specific knowledge or expertise pertinent to these locations.
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President William Ruto leads a hypothetical 2027 presidential race with 26 per cent support, just one point ahead of Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, according to a new opinion poll.
By: David Njaaga
A plan to combine electric scooter financing with free online shops could bring a new business model to Kenya, where a South African company is targeting expansion in 2027.
The Architects Alliance has called for the release of past building collapse investigation reports and a nationwide audit of buildings after another structure collapsed in Eastleigh, Nairobi, on October 23.
Kenya's vehicle import business is drawing new financing arrangements that seek to connect overseas car purchases with shipping, clearance and asset loans once vehicles are registered locally.
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) wants road crashes declared a national disaster, citing thousands of deaths annually and calling for coordinated government action.
Kenya and Uganda are seeking to grow cross-border tourism through sporting events, with the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations offering an opportunity to attract visitors and boost business.
Kenya has released its first 20 Ebola contacts after they completed 21 days of monitoring without symptoms, as 98 others remain under observation pending phased release from November 3.
