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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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End Of An Error: A Look Into President Daniel Moi’s Legacy 0
- Africa, Democracy, Governance, Kenya
- 05.02.2020.
Kenya’s second President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi died on Tuesday (4th February 2020), aged 95. He was a leader who elicited mixed reactions during his tenure as president, and in his life after leaving office. His death has been no different. In their usual fashion, Kenyans moved to various social media platforms, following the announcement
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How Africa is Handling the Coronavirus Outbreak 1
- Africa, Cameroon, Côte D'Ivoire, Health Care, Kenya, Migration, Ouganda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Travel, Uganda, Zimbabwe
- 31.01.2020.
More than 130 have so far been confirmed to have died from coronavirus which was first detected earlier in January in the central Chinese province of Hubei. By Wednesday this week, 5,974 people had been confirmed to have contracted the virus. Outside China, Thailand has reported 14 cases of infection; Hong Kong has eight; the
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Miguna Miguna: Kenya’s Isolated Activist 0
- Democracy, Elections, Governance, Human Rights, Kenya
- 08.01.2020.
As temperatures hit 11 degrees Celcius on Tuesday night at Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport in Paris, a Kenyan activist remained stranded for the second time in one day as yet another airline refused to have him on board their flight to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi. Red Alert Earlier on in the day, Dr.
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What the New Year Has in Store for The Horn and East Africa 0
- Africa, Burundi, Corruption, Democracy, Development, East Africa, Elections, Ethiopia, Famine, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda
- 01.01.2020.
Elections in Somalia, Ethiopia, Burundi, and Tanzania, a fragile peace process in South Sudan, a conflict over the use of Nile waters between Ethiopia and Egypt, and a constitutional amendment that might change the governance structure in Kenya are some of the top stories that will be covered by the press and political blogs this
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