Pius Maundu is a Correspondent at NationAfrica. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, government and politics, and regional interest, with a particular focus on AgriTech, agroecology, and public policy. Pius has been featured in NationAfrica, where his insights into culture and society further enrich his reporting.
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Pius Maundu's focus is primarily local, with a particular emphasis on government and politics. His coverage reflects a strong interest in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to topics such as healthcare, natural disasters, politics, land disputes, crime and transportation.
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By: Pius Maundu
By-election shaping up into a test of political influence between Ruto and Kalonzo.
Mental health experts say rising suicide deaths points to a public health challenge.
By: Pius Maundu
The mother of four balances farm work, cooking and laundry while helping her Grade 4 daughter with homework every evening.
Wiper Patriotic Front (WPF) leader Kalonzo Musyoka is expected to dominate talks as President William Ruto pitches tent in his Ukambani political backyard for four days, starting Saturday, October 24.
By: Pius Maundu
Ruto launches scathing attack on Wiper party leader in his Ukambani backyard.
Makueni Health Chief Officer Harvey Mulei confirmed that 18 passengers died on the spot, while 2 others succumbed to their injuries.
Makueni Health Chief Officer Harvey Mulei confirmed that 18 passengers died on the spot, while 2 others succumbed to their injuries.
By: Pius Maundu, Winnie Atieno
Pastor's final calls to their assistants turned into heart breaking farewells as 24 people died.
What you need to know: President Ruto said Mr Musyoka is not guaranteed the opposition's presidential ticket and could again be subjected to a vetting process by his allies.
The bus was returning to Mombasa City after ferrying mourners to the funeral of Bishop Isaiah Kiganane in Kakamega County.
