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Peter Aowa

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Nairobi
As seen in: The Africa Feature Network, Vice Versa Global, The Nyanza Review
Covers:  technology, sports, business, health, politics.
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Peter is a consummate writer with over three years' experience writing for a number of digital and print media in Kenya.

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MESHA Science to host African Conference of Science Journalists in Nairobi

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By Peter Aowa
| The Africa Feature Network
Mesha Science Chief Executive Officer Mr. Daniel Agahn: Photo//Courtesy Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA Science) will host the sixth African Conference of Science Journalists in Nairobi next year. According to MESHA Science CEO Daniel Aghan, the conference will be held from April 26 to 28, 2027. The conference will bring together science journalists and other stakeholders working in science communication.
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Kinity says Kenya’s problems go beyond Ruto

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By Peter Aowa
| The Nyanza Review
Seasoned human rights activist Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has challenged the political narrative that President William Ruto is solely responsible for Kenya’s economic and governance problems, arguing that corruption and the looting of public funds remain deeper and longstanding challenges facing the country.
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Kinity demands answers over NHIF, SHA funds as Kenya moves to HMIS

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By Peter Aowa
| The Nyanza Review
Seasoned human rights advocate Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has demanded a clear account of funds held by the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) before its transition to the Social Health Authority (SHA), as the government moves healthcare providers from the SHA platform to the Health Management Information System (HMIS).
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