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Elizabeth Angira

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Nairobi
As seen in: The Standard (Kenya), The Star (Kenya), Pulse Live Kenya, People Daily Kenya, Minority Africa, The African Mirror, The Mount Kenya Times, AWiM News, Vice Versa Global, Viral Tea Ke
Covers:  Environment, Agriculture, Crime, political, Business, Health, Gender, Human interest stories, Climate, Science, Sports
Doesn't Cover: N/A, cover everything, am multimedia journalist
International Multiple Award Winning Multimedia Journalist African Journalist Gender Equality /Media Council AJEA / African Women In Media / TRF/Reuters Fellow

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An International recognized , a multiple award-winning multimedia journalist based in Kenya, accredited by the Media Council of Kenya (MCK), an independent national institution mandated to regulate and uphold media standards as outlined in the country’s Constitution.
My dedication to impactful journalism has earned me numerous prestigious awards, including
African Journalist Gender Equality Award – Organized by the African Women's Development and Communications Network (FEMNET), a Pan-African …

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How women’s savings group became a lifeline for diabetes patients

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| The Mount Kenya Times
By Elizabeth Angira Rose Bwari, a 60-year-old smallholder farmer in Bomuri Village in Kisii County, was looking forward to ageing gracefully. Then, in 2020, she began experiencing severe headaches. “I started feeling weak, and things appeared blurry. I feared I was losing my sight,” she recalls. At the nearby Ogembo Level 4 Hospital, she was diagnosed with hypertension and put on treatment, but she did not feel better.
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Pay to be seen: How algorithms lock women traders out of Kisii’s digital market

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| The Mount Kenya Times
By Elizabeth Angira At 6:30 am, even before the sun rises over Kisii town, Cynthia Moraa is already awake and busy with her domestic chores. She has made breakfast for her children, sent them off to school, and swept the compound, ready to start the day. By 9 am, she is arranging second-hand dresses on a wooden rack outside her small shop near Daraja Mbili market.
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How digital alerts are helping women farmers adapt to climate change

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| The Mount Kenya Times
By Elizabeth Angira Fifty-two-year-old Grace Moraa walks slowly through her small farm, inspecting rows of tender maize plants pushing through the dark red soil. The air is cool, but the clouds gathering above the rolling hills make her uneasy. For decades, Moraa relied on instinct and traditional knowledge passed down from her mother to decide when to plant or harvest. The seasons once followed a predictable rhythm, with rains arriving in February, April, October, and sometimes December.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Going to the field to gather information and write stories from the information I gathered

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It is faster, sometimes spread fake news
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