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Kitavi Mutua

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As seen in: Daily Nation, Nation Africa, Nairobi News, AllAfrica, Taifa Leo, The East African, Business Daily Africa, HT Syndication
Covers:  science, wildlife, conflicts, agriculture, climate change, business
Doesn't Cover: religion
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Am a Kenyan science journalist with the Nation Media Group based in the coal rich Kitui County.

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High political stakes as Ruto plans four-day Kalonzo turf tour Original

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By Kitavi Mutua Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
President William Ruto’s allies in Ukambani are facing a backlash for allegedly misleading him on development priorities as he embarks on a four-day tour of the region. The political and economic stakes are high as the President seeks to pacify a region that has stuck with the opposition in the last three elections.
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Familia yaishi na duma iliyemuokoa kutoka msituni

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By Kitavi Mutua Verified
| Taifa Leo Verified
Habari Familia yaishi na duma iliyemuokoa kutoka msituni Na KITAVI MUTUA October 24th, 2025 Kusoma ni dakika: 2 MNAMO Aprili 2023, Bi Bishara Abdinoor aliingiwa na hofu alipomwona mwanae wa kiume amerejea nyumbani akimbeba mtoto wa duma. Tineja huyo alikuwa ameshinda mchana kutwa akilisha ng’ombe katika kijiji chao cha Kursi kinachopakana na Hifadhi ya Wanyamapori ya Sabuli, alipompata mnyama huyo mdogo akiwa ametelekezwa na mamake.
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Puzzle of Wajir woman who rescued, domesticated wild baby cheetah for two years Original

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By Kitavi Mutua Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
When Bishara Abdinoor saw her teenage son returning home one evening in April 2023 carrying a baby cheetah, she was terrified. The boy had spent the whole day grazing cattle within their Kursi Village, which borders the Sabuli Wildlife Conservancy in Wajir County, where he stumbled upon the emaciated cub that had been abandoned by its mother.
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