James Wanzala is a Sports Writer at Standard Sports. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, real estate development, and investment strategies, with a particular focus on regional and world news. James is featured in 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
Omtatah insists that every shilling borrowed in the country's name must be traceable from approval and disbursement through to the project or expenditure it financed.
According to available records, Njuguna was born in June 1995 and abandoned at a lodging facility in Kayole, Nairobi, when he was four months old.
By: James Wanzala
Some 84 human resource officers suspected of being involved in the Sh6.2 billion payroll fraud have been sent on forced 30-day leave with immediate effect.
By: James Wanzala
Two human rights activists, a journalist and a street boy were arrested on Tuesday in Nairobi during cost-of-fuel demonstrations in Nairobi.
By: James Wanzala
Sustainability activities by Safaricom created a total value of Sh1.247 trillion for society in Kenya during its financial year 2026.
By: James Wanzala
Businesses must look beyond purchasing insurance and take a more proactive approach to identifying, assessing and managing risks.
