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Mwangi Maina’s Biography

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A creative & tenacious Multimedia Journalist with a nose for news, a passion for journalism, communication and a reputation for impeccable ethics.

With over 5 years experience,I have acquired expertise in researching contents to be aired, producing Television live broadcasts, Breaking News, writing a well detailed script, interviewing guests, conducting video editing, News Reporting for broadcast(Radio & TV), Digital & Print. I have successfully developed and sustained a youthful interest on m…

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East Africa's free press under threat, global survey finds

East Africa's free press under threat, global survey finds

Nairobi Kenya has dropped three positions in Reporters without Borders report that finds steady decline in li…

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Magufuli, Uhuru phone call eases border tension

Magufuli, Uhuru phone call eases border tension

Africa Transport ministers and regional commissioners from the two countries have been directed to meet and r…

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Kenya-Tanzania Covid-19 testing row gets dirty

Kenya-Tanzania Covid-19 testing row gets dirty

Africa Kenya has already sent back 182 foreigners with the virus to Tanzania. The Coronavirus testing row bet…

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Kazungu downplays Kenya, Tanzania border row over Covid-19

Kazungu downplays Kenya, Tanzania border row over Covid-19

Kenya Envoy says Kenya and Tanzania are fighting Covid-19 and not each other Kenyan envoy to Tanzania, Dan Ka…

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No hurry in breaking news on terrorism

No hurry in breaking news on terrorism

Journalists cannot always guarantee the truth but getting the facts right is the cardinal rule of journalism.…

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OPINION: Time is ripe for Sudan to establish a civilian authority

OPINION: Time is ripe for Sudan to establish a civilian authority

SUMMARY The turnover in Sudan is very inspiring to many African states which may be thirsty for a civilian re…

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AU seeks reset with Mali as Sahel crisis deepens Original

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By Mwangi Maina Verified
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African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has arrived in Mali for a two-day visit aimed at rebuilding ties with Bamako as the continental bloc reassesses its approach to the worsening security crisis in the Sahel. The visit marks the highest-level engagement between the African Union and Mali since the country was suspended following the 2021 military coup and signals a renewed effort by Addis Ababa to engage the region’s military-led governments.
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Uganda completes first phase of evacuations from South Africa as xenophobic violence escalates

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By Mwangi Maina Verified
| Eastleigh Voice
Uganda completes first phase of evacuations from South Africa as xenophobic violence escalates Some of the 50 Kenyans evacuated from South Africa. (Photo: State Department for Diaspora Affairs/X) Listen to article 3 min listen Audio reading is not supported on this browser. Ready Thanks for listening. Continue with a related story, or tap the speaker icon on the next page to listen.
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South Sudan civil society warns AU elections could fuel instability

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By Mwangi Maina Verified
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South Sudan civil society warns AU elections could fuel instability South Sudan President Salva Kiir (right) and First Vice President Riek Machar on October 31, 2023. Machar is currently facing murder, treason and war crimes charges. (Photo: File/UN) Listen to article 3 min listen Audio reading is not supported on this browser. Ready Thanks for listening. Continue with a related story, or tap the speaker icon on the next page to listen.
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