Naomi Njoroge
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Naomi Njoroge is a storyteller who brings a sharp editorial eye and a deep passion for impactful journalism to Y News.
As a Storyteller & News Editor, Naomi specializes in creating stories that shape news into engaging, and deeply resonant stories that both inform and inspire the audience.
Kenyan Man Writes To University Requesting Governor Wavinya’s 1992 Thesis on AI
NAIROBI, Kenya — Claims by Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti about her early academic work in artificial intelligence (AI) have sparked widespread debate on social...
Tuju Orders to be Buried Within 48 Hours, Rejects State Involvement
NAIROBI, Kenya - Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju has openly outlined his burial wishes, stating that state officials should stay away from his funeral...
Indian Navy Ship Trikand Departs Mombasa
NAIROBI, Kenya — The Indian Navy Ship (INS) Trikand has departed the Port of Mombasa following what officials described as a highly successful Operational...
Flower Industry Dumps Millions of Stems as Freight Costs Burden Exporters
NAIROBI, Kenya - Kenya’s floriculture industry is discarding millions of flower stems as surging airfreight costs, driven by Middle East conflict-related disruptions, cripple export...
‘I Have Three Degrees’ – Wavinya Claims Academic Edge Over Rivals, Cites AI Thesis in 1992
NAIROBI, Kenya — Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has positioned herself as the most academically qualified among her political rivals, arguing that none of her...
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IEBC Issues Hassan Omar ‘Strict Warning’ Over Deceased Voter Remarks
NAIROBI, Kenya- The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC)...
World Bank: Fighting Corruption Could Create 7.7 Million Better Jobs in Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya- Kenya could create up to 7.7 million...
Gachagua to Opposition Critics: ‘We Will Bully You on the Ballot’
NAIROBI, Kenya- DCP Leader Rigathi Gachagua has fired back...
World Bank Raises Kenya Growth Outlook but Warns Debt Risks Persist
NAIROBI, Kenya- Kenya’s economy expanded faster in the first...



