Maureen Kinyanjui is an Author at various media outlets. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and health, with a focus on regional interest and world news, as well as competitive sports. Maureen's work has been featured in Kenyans.co.ke, Radio Africa Group, Mpasho News, Informer East Africa, The Eastleigh Voice, and the Constitution Review Commission.
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Maureen Kinyanjui's coverage predominantly focuses on the local Kenyan political landscape, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage related to politics. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into Kenyan politics, key politicians, judicial system issues, public safety matters, and election-related developments.
Given her focus on Nairobi and Kenya as a whole, she would benefit from outreach by individuals who have first-hand knowledge of the local political scene or are directly involved in the events or policy decisions being covered. Pitches offering insider perspectives on governmental announcements and their impact could also resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Margaret Wanjiru, Farhiya Hussein, Lucy Mumbi, Rachael Mutabasi, Mwangi Maina, Barack Oduor, Amina Wako, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Erick Kariuki
Government seeks to embed early disaster financing in national and county budgets to ensure funds reach vulnerable communities before droughts, floods and other emergencies strike.
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Farhiya Hussein, Rachael Mutabasi, Lucy Mumbi, Mwangi Maina, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Erick Kariuki
The delivery of 12 Su-35 fighter jets and four S-400 air defence batteries strengthens Ethiopia's military capabilities amid rising tensions with Eritrea over Red Sea access.
By: Mwangi Maina, Mary Wambui, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Alfred Onyango, Margaret Wanjiru, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki
The Brazilian right-wing presidential candidate arrived in Miami with his wife and two daughters after refusing to concede defeat in Sunday's election and defying a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports.
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Carolyne Kubwa, Farhiya Hussein, Rachael Mutabasi, Lucy Mumbi, Mwangi Maina, Barack Oduor, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Erick Kariuki
Eastleigh businesses count losses, Kilifi residents urged to undergo early cancer screening, TVETs challenged to commercialise research, mourners demand justice for slain youth, and Macharia Njeru joins the 2027 presidential race.
By: Mary Wambui, Mwangi Maina, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Margaret Wanjiru, Bashir Mbuthia, Farhiya Hussein, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki
The agency said it is mobilising emergency relief supplies, including essential household items and temporary shelter materials, to assist nearly 12,000 people, with plans to scale up support as needs increase.
By: Bashir Mbuthia, Mwangi Maina, Lucy Mumbi, Erick Kariuki, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Mary Wambui, Amina Wako, Margaret Wanjiru, Farhiya Hussein
The agreement paves the way for classes to resume on November 2 after four weeks of disruption in 35 public institutions, with the deal set for formal signing on Friday.
By: Mwangi Maina, Farhiya Hussein, Bashir Mbuthia, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Mary Wambui, Erick Kariuki, Lucy Mumbi, Margaret Wanjiru
Washington also sanctioned Zigama Credit and Savings Society, a financial institution serving Rwanda's security services, accusing it of supporting the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), M23 and the Congo River Alliance (AFC).
By: Margaret Wanjiru, Farhiya Hussein, Carolyne Kubwa, Rachael Mutabasi, Lucy Mumbi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui, Bashir Mbuthia, Erick Kariuki
The Copyright Board has directed all music users to pay licensed CMOs through e-Citizen and warns that collecting royalties without its authorisation is an offence.
By: Farhiya Hussein, Bashir Mbuthia, Maureen Kinyanjui, Rachael Mutabasi, Mary Wambui, Erick Kariuki, Lucy Mumbi, Margaret Wanjiru
The proposed law would allow authorities to impose fines of up to Sh1.45 million, seize welfare benefits and recover costs from people held responsible for damage during violent demonstrations.
By: Farhiya Hussein, Carolyne Kubwa, Barack Oduor, Bashir Mbuthia, Rachael Mutabasi, Maureen Kinyanjui, Mary Wambui, Erick Kariuki, Lucy Mumbi, Margaret Wanjiru
Gachagua said the declaration by his deputy, Cleophas Malala, was a personal opinion and not an official party position.
