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Daniel Muraga

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Nairobi
As seen in: CQ Researcher, Daily Nation, NewsBreak, Mashed, Sprudge, Fresh Cup Magazine, Life & Thyme Magazine
Covers:  Business, Technology, Startups, Food, Culture, and everything in between.
Doesn't Cover: I cover anything that is worth coverage.
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Daniel Muraga’s Biography

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Daniel Muraga is a professional writer, trained anthropologist and communications expert based in Nairobi, Kenya. He has more than seven years of consistent research and writing experience. Over the years, Daniel has written for major publications such as Daily Nation Media, International Data Group Connect, Life and Thyme, and Afrinection.com among others. He is the founder, writer and editor of Barvigator.com, the fastest growing online magazine in the Kenyan hospitality and entertainment sce…

Daniel Muraga’s Journalist Portfolio

Daniel Muraga, Author at Barvigator Magazine

Daniel Muraga, Author at Barvigator Magazine

Highly experienced writer, editor and communications expert. Trained and competent social scientist and resea…

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Articles by Daniel Muraga

Articles by Daniel Muraga

Read expert opinions by Daniel Muraga at IDG Connect.com

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How Recovering African Crops Could Address Lost Cuisine - Life & Thyme

How Recovering African Crops Could Address Lost Cuisine - Life & Thyme

To improve food access, Sub-Saharan Africa can rediscover lost native food plants, and embrace cuisines as di…

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Afrinection - establish meaningf...

Afrinection - establish meaningf...

Afrinection is a community of African entrepreneurs, professionals, job seekers and investors seeking to esta…

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Daniel Muraga, Author at African Vibes Magazine

Daniel Muraga, Author at African Vibes Magazine

Where The World Meets Africa

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Try as you might, you can't catch me

Try as you might, you can't catch me

The changing technological scene as witnessed by children.

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ProfilePrint: Using Molecular Fingerprinting Technology in Coffee Sampling and Cupping

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In 2016, while traveling through Uganda for work, Alan Lai met chia seed farmers out in the field. They were working in difficult conditions, amidst intense heat and choking dust, yet earning only a fraction of the retail value of their product. At the same time, as a buyer, Lai faced challenges in quickly and reliably assessing the quality of the chia seeds he wanted to buy.
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How Mozambique Used Coffee To Reclaim the Deforested Gorongosa National Park

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Between 1977 and 1992, Mozambique experienced a devastating civil war. More than one million people lost their lives during the conflict between the Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO, government) and the Mozambican National Resistance (RENAMO, opposition), and much of the country’s infrastructure was destroyed. So were many of its natural spaces, like Gorongosa National Park.
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In Tanzania, the ConSenso Project Offers Producers a Data-Driven Way To Manage Coffee Farms

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Coffee faces a succession issue. In many coffee-producing countries, farmers are getting older while their in farming due to the prospect of higher-paying jobs in cities, among other factors. Meanwhile, coffee farms are becoming smaller and less viable due to land fragmentation and subdivision among offspring, resulting in increased farming costs and reduced profitability.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering startups in Africa

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

Ease of access, but also misinformation.