She is currently a writer with the Nyanza Review, an online magazine.įlorence Chepkorir is a Radio News Editor at Egerton University Radio (Nakuru) and is pursuing her MA (MJAC) - Master of Arts in Journalism and Communication at Egerton University.Ĭastiel Noanne runs The Millenial News a website aimed at addressing issues for Millennials and Generation Zs. Sarah Otiende is a journalist with a zeal for writing feature stories. She is currently in search of answers on multimedia and digital content production. Margaret Wanjiku is a broadcast journalist with Nation Media Group in Nairobi. Hellen Shikanda is a Health and Science reporter at Nation Media Group in Nairobi, Kenya. She is the founder and chair of Simama Dada, a women's community based organization in Siriwo, Siaya county. Harriet Atyang is the Administrator at Kenya Community Media Network. She is a post-production specialist primarily focused on editing and curating visual content.
Margaret Chesoni founded the production company Neolight Productions. It uses the power of media and data to provide a platform for children to participate in developing solutions to the challenges that face them.įridah Mlemwa is founder of the digital platform africanauthograph and has worked with a number of multinational media houses. Jennifer Kaberi is the founder of the online platform Mtoto News. She looks forward to reclaiming her journalistic skills and abilities through the mentorship program. Irene Olwande Otieno is a print journalist who enjoys production and editing. She takes a keen interest in telling stories that can invoke social change. The diaspora conference hosted by High Commission of India in Nairobi brings together over 200 high-level dignitaries from the diaspora, academia, think-tank, business, and media as well as from the host government.Eunice Mwaura is coordinator of the media platform Viceversa Global. Of the Sh2.5 trillion Kenya spent on imports, a total of Sh1.7 trillion went to Asia, Sh612 billion Middle East, Sh323 billion went to Europe, Sh273.6 billion was spent on imports from Africa while Sh144.9 billion was spent on imports from America (US, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and others).ĭuring the year, Kenya spent Sh597.7 billion on petroleum products, which accounted for nearly a quarter of the total import bill even as the weak shilling to the US dollar increased expenditure. See more Culture All Culture New Grammy categories include Africa-specific music prize The 2024 Grammy Awards will feature new honors including for Best African Music Performance. The Asian continent still continue to dominate, accounting for 69.1 per cent of the value of trade volumes shipped to Kenya during the year. Choose your favourite newsletters and we will handpick stories that you would love to read. The survey says India is number three among top import sources, but the value of goods exported to Kenya dropped last year to Sh230.9 billion, from Sh250 billion the previous year. India has emerged as the third leading trade partner with Kenya, according to the Economic Survey 2023. “Over the next five to ten years IT is going to be very important, service industry, agriculture, millet and some of these big investments that we are talking about are going to be the future of India’s investment into the country,” said Kantaria. This will enable the Asian nations to strategically craft the areas of investments with the greatest impact UAN chairman Bimal Kantaria while speaking on the sidelines of the weeklong conference commemoration of 75 years of India’s independence, said they would examine the contribution from multiple perspectives. With the increased investments India will be targeting the larger EAC region that currently has an estimated market of 312 million people. The United Asian Network - the umbrella body that brings all the Asian countries together, says that over the next few years the Asian nations are set to increase the size of investment into Kenya. Its investments have been mostly in education, industry, manufacturing and health.
India plans to focus more on trade, technology and agriculture in the wake of renewed investments into Kenya.
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