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Julius Chepkwony's focus is on local government and legal matters in Kenya, particularly Nairobi. His coverage predominantly includes government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on court cases and protests.
To engage effectively with Julius, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government decisions, legal policies impacting society, or societal issues intertwined with political developments in Nairobi or broader Kenya.
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By: Julius Chepkwony
The continued production and sale of expired, counterfeit and unregistered pesticides remains a major challenge in Kenya despite intensified enforcement by the Pest Control Products Board (PCPB), a new performance audit by Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu has revealed.
By: Julius Chepkwony
For nearly three years, an Australian-based Congolese woman says she believed she had found someone who could help advance her charitable work. Instead, she alleges, the relationship descended into manipulation, broken promises, explicit online exchanges, intimidation and threats that have left her and her family living in fear.
By: Julius Chepkwony
The university offers programmes aimed at preparing students for a changing labour market while responding to emerging national and global challenges.
By: Julius Chepkwony
By: Julius Chepkwony
The long-running dispute over land occupied by large tea estates in Kericho and Bomet has entered a new legal phase, with a Kipsigis community organisation demanding the
By: Julius Chepkwony
By: Julius Chepkwony
Farmers in potato-growing areas are turning to a new technology that could help solve one of their biggest challenges — the shortage of affordable, clean and certified seed.
By: Julius Chepkwony
Saw millers in Baringo County have protested what they describe as discrimination and irregularities in the distribution of forest harvesting and saw-milling tenders.
