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Wanjiru Macharia

Wanjiru Macharia

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Journalist, Capital FM (Nairobi, Kenya)

Nakuru

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Wellness , Romance , Art

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Total articles 439

  • Kenya: Bitok Promises Review of Butere Girls Incident At Film Festival

    By Wanjiru Macharia| AllAfrica@ Nakuru — Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has said the Ministry of Education is investigating chaos following the aborted staging of a Butere Girls play at the National Drama and Film Festival in Nakuru. The PS made the commitment during a press briefing Thursday evening during which denied reports that the girls were tear-gassed by police. Bitok said he was not aware of what occurred between the police officers stationed at the venue and the students.

    By Wanjiru Macharia · AllAfrica

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Kenya: 32 Health Facilities in Nakuru Receive Non-Pneumatic Anti-Shock Governors

    By Wanjiru Macharia| AllAfrica@ Nakuru — Thirty-two health facilities in Nakuru have received Non-Pneumatic Anti-Shock Governors (NASGs) through a collaboration aimed at reducing maternal and prenatal mortalities in the county. Each of the facilities will get two NASGs bringing the total number of tools donated to 66.

    By Wanjiru Macharia · AllAfrica

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Kenya: Bitok Promises Review of Butere Girls Incident At Film Festival

    By Wanjiru Macharia| AllAfrica@ Nakuru — Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has said the Ministry of Education is investigating chaos following the aborted staging of a Butere Girls play at the National Drama and Film Festival in Nakuru. The PS made the commitment during a press briefing Thursday evening during which denied reports that the girls were tear-gassed by police. Bitok said he was not aware of what occurred between the police officers stationed at the venue and the students.

    By Wanjiru Macharia · AllAfrica

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Capital FM (Nairobi, Kenya)