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As seen in: Daily Nation, DEV Community, The Standard (Kenya), The Star (Kenya)
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Steve Mwangi’s Biography

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born in Nyeri in 1993 1st April. grew in Murangá. studied in Ruiru rimary School, Runyeki Secondary School, went to Garissa university College, and now a third year publishing and media sciences student. currently lives in Juja, Kiambu county.

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India-Kenya development cooperation has entered a new era

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By Steve Mwangi
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Signing of Implementation Framework Agreement for undertaking Digilocker pilot project in Kenya in February 2026 /HANDOUT In Nairobi’s foreign policy circles, India has long occupied a prominent albeit understated space. For the longest time, the country has offered scholarships, trained civil servants, supplied affordable pharmaceuticals and financed a handful of infrastructure projects. But that is now changing.
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MWANGI: What India’s Geneva peafowl gesture says about cultural diplomacy

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By Steve Mwangi
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Peafowls at the UN Office at Geneva after being formally presented by India to the UN complex /Screengrab Next week, delegates from across the world will gather in Geneva for a major United Nations conversation on artificial intelligence, development and global governance. The AI for Developing Countries Forum Geneva Summit, scheduled for 12–14 August 2026, is expected to focus on algorithms, regulation and the future architecture of international cooperation.
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India-Kenya partnership enters new strategic phase

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By Steve Mwangi
| Daily Nation Verified
In Nairobi’s foreign-policy circles, India has long occupied an important, if understated, position. For decades, it has offered scholarships, trained professionals, supplied affordable medicines and supported infrastructure projects. The India-Kenya relationship is entering a new phase, shifting from aid and concessional financing to shared systems in digital governance, energy, industry and healthcare.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

writting articles for a camus ublication

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

faster spread of news