Edward Chweya
350 Articles
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The enduring and difficult journey of Mali Safi Chito singer, and the story behind the popular song
Millicent Jerotich, popularly known as Marakwet Daughter, has become a household name after her hit song Mali Safi Chito captivated Kenyans. As she says, it is not her first song, but this has gone viral beyond all expectations. In an exclusive interview with Citizen Digital Jerotich narrates the di...
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How a major political fallout is threatening harmony in Kisii County
For a while, the contest in Kisii county has been between Osoro and Arati, two political nemesis whose bad blood dates back to the campaign period leading up to the August 2022 General Election.
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DigiCow: A Kenyan innovation helping dairy farmers keep crucial animal records
Digicow, a local innovation helping dairy farmers store and access crucial data and information on their animals, with the aim of increasing milk production and improving animal welfare.
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Meet Kenyan innovator turning plastic waste into petrol and diesel to power vehicles
A local innovator has found purpose with plastic waste, as he recycles it into petrol and diesel fuel, and looks to provide an alternative to the fuel crisis in Kenya.
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Murang'a residents lynch man who beheaded his mother over food
Patrick Irungu beheaded his mother, Magdalene Wangechi, 68, when he came home and demanded to be served ugali.
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Any agreement that doesn’t impact cost of living must be rejected, Karua says after NADCO report
Karua appeared to fault the committee's report released on Saturday.
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Traffic restored on Mtwapa-Kilifi road after floods cut off Mbogolo bridge
KeNHA said restoration works on the bridge are complete, and road is now open to the public.
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Dialogue committee wants increase in presidential petition timelines, evaluation of 2022 elections
NADCO recommends the increase of timelines within which the Supreme Court shall hear and determine a petition challenging the validity of a presidential election from 14 to 21 days.
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Kenya Pipeline Company’s 50-year journey; the success so far and plans for the future
Fully owned by the government of Kenya, KPC started with two employees when it was established but now has more than 1,500 employees as it serves not only Kenya but also the East African region.
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Gachagua said Ksh.10B El Nino funds were sent to counties, now says 'money is not coming'
Gachagua has changed tune, saying the counties should use the funds in their coffers to mitigate effects of the El Nino.