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Steffany Ndei
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Multimedia Journalist, Debunk.media
Edinburgh, Kenya
Beats
Biography
Authored "Football Bloody Hell," selected as one of three global winners for the Hear Us Roar anthology - a worldwide competition for women football writers. Writes about: Intersection of sport and society and, analytical cultural critiques.
Soccer, Wrestling, Track & Field, Tennis, Zimbabwe, Softball, Lacrosse , Golf, Football
gambling, single parenting
Content
By Mbithe Mutavi, Rasna Warah, Steffany Ndei, Bobby Mkangi| Debunk.media Verified It is June 2022. Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for the Treasury Ukur Yatani has presented President Uhuru Kenyatta’s final budget to Parliament. To finance the ambitious KSh 3.3 trillion budget (a 10 percent increase from the previous one), Yatani, through the Finance Bill 2022, has proposed an avalanche of new taxes – including a 3 percent tax on digital services.
By Rasna Warah, Mbithe Mutavi, Steffany Ndei, Ras Mengesha| Debunk.media Verified WANJIRA WANJIRU is a grassroots activist who co-founded the Mathare Social Justice Centre and the Matigari Youth Book Club. She is a BA student at the University of Nairobi and co-host of the Liberating Minds podcast on YouTube and SoundCloud. Wanjira was nominated as human rights defender of the year in 2020 for raising awareness about extrajudicial killings by the police, and has been featured in Al Jazeera’s Generation Change, the Guardian and the New Humanitarian.
By Rasna Warah, Ras Mengesha, Steffany Ndei, Lilian Mutinda| Debunk.media Verified It is mind-boggling that the Kenya Kwanza government believes it can get away with raiding Kenyans’ salaries through the proposed Housing Fund, which will see salaried employees part with as much as KSh 5,000 a month (with the matching amount paid by their employers) to contribute to a fund that may or may not benefit them directly.
Company Info
Debunk.media
Nairobi-based independent newsroom covering People, Politics and Pop-Culture. Uses data-driven storytelling to DEBUNK. Debunk was founded on the premise that every society deserves good storytelling.
Founded: 2019