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Brian Murimi

Brian Murimi

Verified

Founder and Editor, The Netick

Kenya, Nairobi

Biography

A multimedia journalist with a record of working in the digital environment. Skilled in journalism, media relations, multi-platform broadcasting, and social media. Strong media and communications professional specializing in digital content and tech.

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Entertainment , Tech , Politics , Business

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general news,

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Total articles 1203

  • OPINION: Kenya’s government must end promise fatigue and start working

    By Brian Murimi Verified| Sharp Daily Verified I have spent most of the past week scrolling through government officials’ social media, especially the President, the Deputy, and the Cabinet Secretaries. A pattern emerges—meetings, consultations, and agreements dominate their updates. Time and again, we see posts about stakeholder engagements, policy discussions, and diplomatic interactions, but where are the tangible results?

    By Brian Murimi Verified · Sharp Daily

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • John Mbadi: IMF corridors 'demeaning' for African nations

    By Brian Murimi Verified| Sharp Daily Verified Kenya’s Treasury Cabinet Secretary, John Mbadi, openly criticized the country’s recent interactions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), describing the experience as “embarrassing” during his address at the Taxpayers Day celebrations. Recalling the scene in Washington, Mbadi said African nations, including Kenya, queued in hallways and were called one by one for financial discussions. “For those of us who have some pride, it’s a bit demeaning,” he remarked.

    By Brian Murimi Verified · Sharp Daily

    Nov. 03, 2024

  • Ruto admits to 'lonely voice' in presidency, asks Kindiki to amplify government agenda

    By Brian Murimi Verified| Sharp Daily Verified Kenya’s President William Ruto has acknowledged being a “lonely voice” in the executive branch over the past two years, as he swore in Abraham Kithure Kindiki as his new deputy president, calling on him to help articulate the government’s transformation agenda.

    By Brian Murimi Verified · Sharp Daily

    Nov. 01, 2024

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The Netick