James Wanzala is a Sports Writer at Standard Group PLC. He covers a range of topics including energy sustainability, renewable energy, and the construction industry, with a particular focus on real estate development. His work has been featured in various publications under the Standard Group PLC.
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James Wanzala's articles primarily revolve around local government announcements and press releases. He focuses on topics related to housing, construction, business, climate action, education, and women empowerment within the Kenyan context.
Considering his emphasis on government-related content and local issues in Kenya (particularly Nairobi), PR professionals could reach out with relevant updates or stories related to these areas. For instance, pitches may include new government initiatives in housing or education sectors, advancements in construction projects impacting the community positively or negatively,
Given James' focus on specific regions and topics such as minority rights unit establishment by President Ruto and slum upgrading projects funded by World Bank among others; contributors who have insights into local governance practices & policies concerning these subjects are likely to garner his attention.
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By: James Wanzala
There is a need to change the election law to allow general election days to be increased from the normal one on August 9 of every year to two or three days.
By: James Wanzala
Growing up in a family of 10 siblings in Mayoyo village in Lwandeti Location in Kakamega County, Lairuka Jackson Sindani would observe his father, who was a principal “enjoy” his beer.
By: James Wanzala
Total public wage bill, combining both county and national governments, stood at Sh1.287 trillion by the end of the 2025/26 financial year, having grown 30 per cent over the last five years.
By: James Wanzala
Under the programme, county governments contribute up to five million shillings per sub-county, with REREC matching the contribution on a shilling-for-shilling basis. The arrangement also allows county governments to identify areas that require electricity connectivity.
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has defended newly imposed cargo clearance requirements, saying it's just implementing what is already in the law.
By: James Wanzala
Foreign nationals are increasingly participating in Nairobi’s informal economy, including food hawking, retail, beauty services, construction, boda boda operations and entertainment.
By: James Wanzala
Africa's commercial jet fleet is forecast to grow 3.9 per cent annually and more than double over the next two decades.
By: James Wanzala
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has called for the implementation of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) to boost air connectivity across Africa.
By: James Wanzala, Brian Lagat
In Nairobi's barbershops, salons and pedicure stalls, the disruption has been even more personal for some customers. One Nairobi resident wrote of a Burundian barber who had served him since 2021,
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