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Lydiah Nyawira
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Reporter, The Standard (Kenya)
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Biography
I am currently a sub editor at Oxygene MCL a leading PR and communications firm in Kenya. I am also a TV show host for a business program 'Mint' which is on TV 47 and is an independent production of Moolah Media. I am also a voice over artist and podcaster I have worked for the last 10 years as a regional Reporter for The Standard Media Group which is a media company based in Kenya. Before joining The Standard, I founded and worked as a managing editor for a regional newspaper ‘The Highland Tribune’ where I was at the helm of the publication for a period of 3 years. My work at The Standard Newspaper, is focused on writing feature stories for the publication on National and regional issues within Central Kenya. my skills in writing features and news stories on an array of topics from agriculture, governance in counties, technology, business, human interest and politics. I am proficient in English and Swahili, and have worked in the newsroom for most of my career
Agriculture, Gender, Health , Human Rights , Governance, Tech , Food Security
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Content
By Lydiah Nyawira Verified| The Standard (Kenya) Verified Over 700 fish farmers, county government officials from 16 counties, and the fisheries department held a meeting to discuss the progress and challenges facing the sector. The two-day event, held in Mukurweini Constituency, Nyeri County,last week is part of the annual Aquaculture Business Development Program (ABDP), jointly funded by the National Government and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
By Lydiah Nyawira Verified| The Standard (Kenya) Verified The Ministry of Health is to capture data using the electronic Community Health Information System (e-CHIS) system on services provided to households. Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni said the government had provided 110,000 smartphones to the Community Health Promoters (CHPs) in the 47 counties to carry out an extensive rollout of the e-CHIS across the country.
Company Info
The Standard (Kenya)