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Kwabe Victor Benjy

Kwabe Victor Benjy

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Photojournalist, Business, Features Writer and Investigative Journalist, East African Business Times

Nairobi

Biography

Kwabe Ben Victor alias Kwafricka is a journalist with a degree from the Technical University of Mombasa. As a passionate enthusiast of Nature, he opted for Environmental Journalism. Founder of Climate Lens News.

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Total articles 122

  • Morocco Earthquake Rattles Africa

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified| East African Business Times Verified 11 The Moroccan earthquake that struck southwest Marrakesh was a devastating event. According to the United States Geological Survey, it had a magnitude of 6.8 at a shallow depth of 26km (16 miles). However, the Moroccan Geophysical Center reported a magnitude of 7.2 and initially stated that the depth was 18km.

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified · East African Business Times

    Sep. 11, 2023

  • Partnerships best approach in conducting eye checkups to enhance road safety

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified| East African Business Times Verified 10 By: David Chesoni, Managing Director Trading, Car & GeneralDriving requires good visual acuity and clarity. Any problems with your eyes can significantly impact your ability to see and react to road hazards. A driver’s ability to see and interpret road signs, other vehicles, and pedestrians is critical to their safety, as well as the safety of other road users. Therefore, it’s essential for motorists to prioritize their eye health and schedule regular eye checkups.

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified · East African Business Times

    Aug. 31, 2023

  • InDrive Invests in Boosting Driver Safety in Kenya

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified| East African Business Times Verified 6 In a move that demonstrates its unwavering commitment to enhancing safety for urban mobility in Kenya, inDrive has made a significant investment of nearly half a million Kenyan shillings. This dedicated fund was channeled towards the distribution of safety helmets and jackets for its drivers, aiming to ensure a more secure riding experience for both drivers. The distribution was met with overwhelming appreciation.

    By Kwabe Victor Benjy Verified · East African Business Times

    Aug. 30, 2023

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East African Business Times