Bungoma, Kenya (Local)
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Tony Wafula's articles predominantly cover local government and politics in Kenya, with a focus on specific regions such as Nairobi and Bungoma County. He also delves into topics like education, healthcare, and the high cost of living in these areas. Given his coverage attributes, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights into ongoing political developments at the local level within Kenya.
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By: Tony Wafula
Bumula MP Jack Wamboka and his Kabuchai counterpart Majimbo Kalasinga have raised concerns over the registration of a rival political outfit dubbed ‘Linda Party' claiming the name had already been reserved by their Linda Mwananchi movement ahead of its planned registration as a political party.
By: Tony Wafula
More than 3,000 pastors from around the world have raised concerns over what they describe as growing threats to religious freedom and the separation of church and state in South Korea.
By: Tony Wafula
Political aspirants allied to Linda Mwananchi in Bungoma County have condemned the violence witnessed during the movement's rally in Homa Bay last Sunday, demanding the immediate resignation of Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo and Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja over what they termed as failure by security agencies to protect citizens and uphold the constitutional right to peaceful assembly.
By: Tony Wafula
Youths from the Western region have engaged in a dialogue to discuss the key challenges affecting them and identify priority issues they want political leaders to address ahead of the 2027 general elections.
By: Tony Wafula
African youths from different countries converged in Kampala, Uganda, for a regional summit seeking to boost Agroecology businesses, promote knowledge exchange and create opportunities for young people to participate in sustainable agri-food systems.
By: Tony Wafula
Digital inclusion is opening new opportunities for microfinance institutions to reach customers beyond traditional banking networks as technology changes how individuals and small businesses access financial services.
By: Tony Wafula
The El Nino phenomenon should not be mistaken for rainfall, a climate expert has clarified, noting that it is a complex weather pattern that influences rainfall, temperatures and other weather conditions across different regions.
By: Tony Wafula
Religious leaders, government representatives, United Nations officials, civil society actors, academics, youth and peace advocates gathered today at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), Nairobi, for the 2026 Kenya Religious Peace Academy (RPA) and Peace Forest Initiative, under the theme: “Planting Peace Together for the Next Generation.”
By: Tony Wafula
African civil society organizations are calling for food systems and Agroecology to be placed at the heart of global climate action and negotiations ahead of COP31.
By: Tony Wafula
National Government Administrative Officers (NGAOs) in Bungoma County have taken a frontline role in the fight against rising cases of gender-based violence (GBV), with chiefs and their assistants set to intensify reporting, prevention and response efforts at the grassroots.
