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Mwangi Maina
Verified
Reporter, Diplomatic and Regional Affairs, The Standard (Kenya)
Great Lakes, Nairobi
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Biography
A creative & tenacious Multimedia Journalist with a nose for news, a passion for journalism, communication and a reputation for impeccable ethics. With over 5 years experience,I have acquired expertise in researching contents to be aired, producing Television live broadcasts, Breaking News, writing a well detailed script, interviewing guests, conducting video editing, News Reporting for broadcast(Radio & TV), Digital & Print. I have successfully developed and sustained a youthful interest on matters African Great Lakes, Politics & Governance as well as human rights issues.
Content
By Maureen Kinyanjui, Mwangi Maina Verified, Michael Kirwa, Alfred Onyango Verified| Eastleigh Voice@ World Haemophilia Day: Shining light on rare disorder and women often left behind On this day, governments and health bodies are reminded to put in place policies and plans that will support patients and their families in the long run. Every year on April 17, people around the world take time to raise awareness about haemophilia, a rare inherited bleeding disorder.
By Lucy Mumbi, Mwangi Maina Verified, Maureen Kinyanjui, Michael Kirwa| Eastleigh Voice@ The government has suspended the licensing of new foreign medical practitioners in Kenya, citing concerns over ethical practices and governance in transplant procedures, particularly at the Mediheal Group of Hospitals.
By Lucy Mumbi, Mwangi Maina Verified, Maureen Kinyanjui, Michael Kirwa| Eastleigh Voice@ Duale stops kidney transplant services at Mediheal hospital, suspends senior officials He further directed that all patients currently seeking transplant-related services at Mediheal be redirected to eight other licensed transplant centres across the country, including Kenyatta National Hospital, Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, and Nairobi Hospital, among others.
Company Info
The Standard (Kenya)
Great Lakes, Nairobi, United States