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Harrison Kivisu

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  • Correspondent, Tuko
Mombasa
As seen in: Tuko, Mediamax, People Daily Kenya, K24 TV, Jumuiya News
Covers:  Politics, business, governance and sports.
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Harrison Kivisu is a TUKO.co.ke correspondent based in Mombasa County. He has a wide range of experience reporting in both print and electronic media, spanning over 10 years. Previously worked at Radio Salaam,Coast This Week Newspaper,The Star Newspaper, Mediamax network Ltd(People Daily and K24TV Digital).Harrison reports on politics, governance, business and sports. He holds professional journalism training certificates from different institutions in Kenya.

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Jimmy Wanjigi Pledges Free Healthcare, Education and Debt Write-Off if Elected President in 2027

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By Joshua Cheloti Verified, Harrison Kivisu Verified
| Tuko Verified
2027 presidential aspirant Jimmy Wanjigi has hinted at what Kenyans should expect should they trust him with the country’s leadership Speaking in Mombasa during a town hall meeting attended by a TUKO.co.ke correspondent, Wanjigi said his government would provide free education and healthcare to Kenyans He also took a swipe at the opposition over its ‘wantam’ politics, challenging them to offer solutions to the challenges Kenyans are facing Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to...
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Alfred Mutua Explains How Drug Abuse is Closing Doors for Young Kenyans Seeking Jobs Abroad

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By Joshua Cheloti Verified, Harrison Kivisu Verified
| Tuko Verified
Drug abuse severely limits employment opportunities for Kenyan youth, warned Labour CS Alfred Mutua Speaking in Mombasa during a mass recruitment exercise, Mutua said strict drug screening disqualifies many young applicants He urged youth to choose healthy lifestyles to improve job prospects and combat substance abuse Mombasa: The rising use of narcotics among young people in Kenya is increasingly shutting them out of employment opportunities.
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NTSA Deploys Speed Guns in Mombasa, Other Coastal Towns Ahead of Easter Holiday Rush

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By Joshua Cheloti Verified, Harrison Kivisu Verified
| Tuko Verified
Traffic police officers in the Coast region have moved to ensure the safety of all road users ahead of the Easter holiday rush As part of the measures being put in place, speed guns have been strategically placed on key roads in the region Officials noted that the speed guns will help detect and ensure swift prosecution of drivers who flout set speed limits Mombasa: Traffic police offices in the Coast region have tightened enforcement against speeding motorists ahead of Easter Holiday...
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