Senior Consultant – Strategic Communication, Media Innovation & Public Policy
Mutuma Mathiu is a Senior Consultant – Strategic Communication, Media Innovation & Public Policy. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, elections, and public policy, while also exploring cultural and societal issues. His insights and analysis have been featured in NationAfrica.
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Mutuma Mathiu's coverage spans a variety of topics, including government and politics, culture and society, and family and relationships. His articles often focus on opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories.
If you are looking to pitch to Mutuma Mathiu, consider providing insights or expertise in areas such as local Kenyan politics, societal issues within Nairobi or Kenya at large. Topics related to leadership challenges within the country's political landscape or social dynamics would likely align well with his coverage themes. Additionally, pitches addressing agriculture development initiatives or wealth inequality specific to Nairobi or Kenya could be of interest based on his article titles.
Given his emphasis on opinion editorials and evolving stories focusing on cultural aspects like indigenous lifestyles preservation in Africa,Dubai’s potential impact on Africa etc., pieces that offer unique perspectives regarding these subjects may capture his attention.
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Kenya doesn't lack gifts. It lacks the discipline to unwrap them properly.
By: Mutuma Mathiu
Caption for the landscape image: On November 22, 1999, the Daily Nation published the photo of a young Turkana girl, Aro Koriang, who was suffering from extreme malnutrition.
Kenya has, so far, avoided South Africa’s fate. Let us stay away from that road.
We deserve to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships; this time we’ve fixed our problems yet again. But now we must stay the course, whatever it takes.
President Ruto landed in NYC with an unusually concrete pitch for a UN speech… The world is, certainly, listening to Kenya’s pitch. Walk the talk, boss.
A man who left school at Form Two had made himself indispensable to the State Houses of half of Africa.
Aden Duale’s story on the first recorded case of Ebola in Kenya is weak and incomplete.
Think of this brilliant trade deal as act of freeing the slave to spite the master.
Paul Mackenzie's cruel and pitiless brainwashing of parents to starve their children has come to haunt him now that he has been convicted of 191 murders.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: “Dirtiest” is a rather high bar for a country in which a thousand people were slaughtered after a disputed election result.
