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Joseph Muraya

(He/Him)
Nairobi
As seen in: The Standard (Kenya), AllAfrica, The Star (Kenya), MENAFN, Capital FM (Nairobi, Kenya), Citizen Digital, Shahidi News, ynews.digital, Capital FM (Podcast)
Covers:  Security, Human Rights and Governance.
Doesn't Cover: Lifestyle and Entertainment.
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Joseph Muraya is a Journalist Based in Nairobi Kenya with a decade of experience in Security, Human Rights and Governance Reporting. He has trained both in Kenya and abroad. Muraya is passionate about promoting welfare and mental health of journalists. He is the current Secretary General of the Crime Journalists Association of Kenya.

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Joseph Muraya: Capital FM Turned 30, and I Was Reminded Where My Story Began

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By Joseph Muraya
| ynews.digital
There are concerts you attend for the music, and then there are events that take you back through your own life. Capital FM’s 30th anniversary celebration at The Stables, Magnate City, in Limuru gave me both. The venue set the mood from the moment I arrived. The Stables sits on an expansive farm, with plenty of open space and a sense of calm that made the event feel like a day out as much as a concert.
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17 Killed in Chain of Crashes at Salama

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By Joseph Muraya
| ynews.digital
SALAMA, Kenya- Seventeen people were killed and several others injured in a chain of collisions involving multiple vehicles at Mlima Kiu in Salama, Kilome, along the Nairobi–Mombasa highway. The crash happened at about 12.10am on Saturday. Police said a Howo Sinotruk truck travelling from Nairobi towards Mombasa allegedly left its lane while overtaking a line of vehicles and struck the rear right side of a Hino truck. The impact caused the Sinotruk driver to lose control.
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Blasts Heard in Addis Ababa as Ethiopia Suspends Drone Flights

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By Joseph Muraya
| ynews.digital
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia- Explosions were heard overnight in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, hours after authorities announced restrictions on drone flights over the city and surrounding areas. Three diplomatic sources confirmed the blasts to Reuters. A source linked to an armed opposition alliance claimed responsibility for drone strikes targeting military facilities.
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