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Victor Amadala is an award winning journalist business with more than 500 published business and human interest feature stories.

Am currently writing for the Star Newspaper, the third biggest paper in Kenya www.star.co.ke as a Senior Business Reporter, handling market place, money matters, building and construction, agribusiness among other topics

Have previously contributed for many established print media in Kenya and abroad including the Business Daily, Standard Newspaper, Daily Nation, KBC,…

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Nairobi Assembly committees reconstituted as leaders pledge accountability

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By Victor Amadala Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Baba Dogo MCA Geoffrey Majiwa as Chairperson of the Planning and Housing Committee. The Nairobi City County Assembly has reconstituted a number of its Sectoral and Select Committees, setting the stage for an intensified oversight push as the House enters the last phase of its current term. The changes have brought new faces into key committee leadership positions while retaining some of the chairpersons.
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Africa’s information gap keeping global capital at bay, says Wall Street Africa

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By Victor Amadala Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Wall Street Africa co-founder and CEO Eric Asuma and Wall Street Africa President Andrew Barden at a past event Africa is missing out in billions of dollars from international investors, an aspect Wall Street Africa is attributing to an information deficit. This is creating a striking disconnect between the continent’s growth prospects and the amount of international capital flowing into its businesses and projects.
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Equity profit surges 32% to Sh45.5bn as regional units power growth

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By Victor Amadala Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
James Mwangi, Equity Group managing director and CEO, during the release of half-year results at Equity Centre, Upper Hill, Nairobi/FILE Equity Bank Holdings has posted a 32 per cent growth in net earnings for the first six months of the year, boosted by rising contributions from its regional subsidiaries. The lender's net profit hit Sh45.5 billion in the period under review compared to Sh34.6 billion reported in the corresponding half last year.
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Awards

Africa Fact Check Award

2014 - Overall Winner

Took second position in the Africa Fact Check Award sponsored by AFP

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