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Maliba Arnold Nyajayi

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Nairobi
As seen in: Daily Nation, The Standard (Kenya), AllAfrica, The Star (Kenya), Citizen Digital, Tuko, Business Daily Africa
Covers:  Leadership, Management, Policy and Governance.
Strategic Leadership | National Transformation | Social Justice | Party Leader: Progress Plus Alliance @PPA254 | Team Lead: @OpenFutureHub 0275 MP - 2027

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Maliba Arnold Nyajayi is a Youth Resource person and a Public Policy Analyst, with a background in Leadership and Management.

He has vast experience and competencies acquired from both private and public sector. He has worked as a journalist; has served as member of the National Youth Council (NYC) – a statutory agency that deals in policy, research and advocacy on all youth issues in Kenya; has been the Chairperson of the TNA Party Youth League and a parliamentary aid. Arnold has also worked …

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How the Champions League final explains Kenyan politics

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By Maliba Arnold Nyajayi
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
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MALIBA: Protest is Kenya's true national language

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By Maliba Arnold Nyajayi
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Maliba Arnold./FILE If there is one language that transcends ethnicity, class, religion, geography and generation in Kenya, it is not English. It is not Kiswahili. It is protest. Long before many Kenyans master the formal languages of the Republic, they learn another civic language, one spoken in markets and villages, in courtrooms and universities, on social media platforms and in the streets.
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Odingas have sent their daughters, and Mbadi should listen

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By Maliba Arnold Nyajayi
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury and Economic Planning John Mbadi.[Elvis Ogina, Standard] There is a particular symbolism in Luo sociopolitical culture that many outsiders often miss. When the daughters of a home, the migogo, begin speaking publicly and sharply, it is rarely accidental. It means the homestead feels cornered. It means the sons have exhausted all avenues of diplomacy. It means the family believes something sacred is under strain.
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