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Daniel Ominde is both a blogger and journalist based in Kisumu, a small city in the western part of Kenya. He writes about socio-economic and political issues affecting his readers and strive to give his audiences a balanced and objective perspective into issues that affect them, issues that will affect them or issues that they should be concerned about. His blog provides him with a platform to tell stories from angles and perspectives that are not usually explored by the media or fellow bloggers. To him it’s about filling the gap in the information chain.

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Kenya’s Proposed Constitutional Amendments to Mitigate Electoral Violence 0
- Corruption, Democracy, Elections
- 29.11.2019.
Kenya has embarked on yet another attempt to make changes to its nine-year-old constitution. This attempt comes three months after a failed attempt by a 2017 presidential candidate. The current attempt is being spearheaded by the ‘Building Bridges Initiative (BBI)’, a task force created in 2018 following the disputed 2017 Presidential election. The election was
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Crackdown on Betting Firms in Kenya, Hurting Sports and Economy 0
- African Football., Economy, Kenya, Society, Sports
- 04.10.2019.
Kenya’s biggest sports betting firm, SportPesa on Wednesday fired all of its 400 employees. This came after the government failed to renew the firm’s license in July, on tax evasion allegations. The money in question involves tax withheld from winners following the introduction of a new law that requires betting firms to withhold 20 percent of
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Kenya’s terrorism laws stifling freedom of expression 0
- Access to Information, African Union, East Africa, Journalism, Kenya
- 12.07.2019.
When President Uhuru Kenyatta signed the Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2012, his government received criticism from numerous quarters including the governments of the United States, Britain, Germany, and France who warned of the law’s impact in what Al Jazeera called “a rare collective statement“. It is important that the legislation, while strengthening security, respects human
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How will Kenyans remember Bob Collymore?0
- East Africa, Health Care, Kenya
- 08.07.2019.
The CEO of Kenya’s most profitable company Bob Collymore is no more. A statement from Safaricom, Kenya’s leading telecommunications services provider, said that Collymore died in the morning of July 1st at his Nairobi home. He had been battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia, and in late 2017, had taken time off from the company to seek
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I must once again point out how cavalier our courts are with our rights. Here people presumed innocent are nonetheless denied constitutional rights to liberty for the convenience of judges. Shouldn't the default be to free them till courts are convinced they have to be jailed? twitter.com/NationBr…

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.@johngithongo about this time last year reminded us about what the face of corruption today is. More and more, it's the private sector occupying most narratives. #DGTrends #AntiCorruptionDay #InternationalAntiCorruptionDay pic.twitter.com/stB7…

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You take people to sail on the lake without sufficient fuel? What manner of men are we? twitter.com/andrewba…

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.@uber_uganda Tell your drivers to not waste valuable time. If you are not going to pick up someone why waste all their time? This idiocy is overwhelming.

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I think this is an indication of how low Huawei think of African leaders. Really stupid! —> “Huawei's pitch to African mayors: ‘Our cameras will make you safe’” mg.co.za/article/201…

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Well he had interfered at least twice before. And he had killed thousands to stay in power. And lied countless times to Kenyans. For one who claims to be "tired of reading memoirs which misrepresent facts", Sally Kosgei does a pretty good job of distorting history. twitter.com/DrRosely…

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😂Rogers Mulindwa is right on all fronts we will work together on getting @SCVillaJogoo better at the helm of Ugandan football. #NBSTheScore

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Watching @MusaliaMudavadi on #punchline. It is amazing his reluctance to criticize Mo1 and his frankly absurd suggestion that Mo1 did not cling to power just because he handed over in 2002.

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