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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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Tackling Climate Change and Forced Immigration Challenges in Africa 0
- Africa, African Union, Climate Change and Development
- 13.02.2019.
African heads of state have been meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for the 32nd Summit of Heads of States of the African Union (AU). The summit themed ‘Refugees, Returnees and Internally Displaced Persons: Towards Durable Solutions to Forced Displacement in Africa,’ will seek to find sustainable solutions to the forced immigration situations in Africa. Two
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How lessons from the past helped save lives in Tuesday’s Nairobi terror attack 0
- Governance, Kenya, Terrorism
- 18.01.2019.
At 3.30 PM on Tuesday 15th of January 2019, five gunmen blasted their way into the Dusit Complex on 14 Riverside Drive in the Westlands area of Kenya’s capital Nairobi. They shot at anyone and anything on sight. When the guns went silent thirteen hours later and with all the attackers having been neutralized, 20
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Tales of Triumph Over Cancer Despite Depressing Cost of Treatment in Kenya 0
- Society
- 16.11.2018.
The doctors told my dad to take me home and make me comfortable. There was nothing else they could do, I had about 14 days to live. I had gone to the hospital able to walk on my own but now I had to be wheeled out in wheelchair – the death sentence from the
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Political Economy of the Media and the Question of Press Freedom in Kenya 0
- East Africa, Journalism, Kenya, Media, Uganda
- 24.10.2018.
The Kenyan media is one of the most free from government control in the African continent, despite there being several attempts to renege on that advancement. However, freedom from direct government control does not necessarily mean that the media is going to be entirely independent. The Kenyan media landscape is still heavily influenced by interests
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Congolese Diaspora are Behind Belgium Success
- Africa, DRC - Kinshasa
- 09.06.2016.
Robert Mugabe and the Girl Called Zimbabwe
- Africa, Democracy, Zimbabwe
- 03.02.2016.
Time for girls’ football
- Gender, Tanzania
- 08.12.2015.
Africa Needs a Collective Thinking Space
- Africa, Democracy, Development, Malawi, Politics, Social Media
- 16.05.2016.
El Adde Shows How Not To Fight Al Shabaab
- Democracy, Development, Kenya
- 22.01.2016.

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“We discover value online by experiencing it and by experimenting to discover what is valuable to us. When access is expensive, the discovery of value in being online is overshadowed by concerns about the cost of being online” a4ai.org/rethinking-…

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Dear Kenyans, This reminds me of @UKenyatta's war on corruption. twitter.com/welcomet…

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Dear Kenyans, GoK, and especially @EugeneLWamalwa, are talking a good game about preparing for climate change. But would we be any more ready than Mozambique if a storm similar to #CycloneIdai hit our coast? Would GoK respond any better than it has to #TurkanaDrought? twitter.com/BBCAfric…

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Do you intend to publish it? twitter.com/UKenyatt…

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Why the notion of a Fourth Industrial Revolution is so problematic unwin.wordpress.com/…

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Today in #Dumbassery... twitter.com/joycew_l…

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#Sidebar It would be useful to ground this debate in history. From KACA to @EACCKenya, why did we need an independent anti-corruption agency in the first place, rather than leave the job to the police? What's changed so we should now trust the police to fight graft? @KenMijungu

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WTF does this mean? twitter.com/citizent…

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Dear Kenyans, If, as @EugeneLWamalwa told @HusseinMohamedg on @citizentvkenya's #newsnight, we have enough food in the country, why do we need Galana-Kulalu? And why are Kenyans in some parts of the country starving?

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