Our Authors
Kioko Nyamasyo serves as the Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Kenya Times, bringing a sharp editorial eye and a dedication to journalistic excellence. With years of experience in reporting and editing, Kioko supports the newsroom’s vision, ensuring every story meets high standards of accuracy and engagement. A skilled communicator, he bridges print and digital platforms, enhancing content reach. Kioko holds a degree in Linguistics, Media, and Communications from Rongo University and thrives on mentoring writers. Contact him at [email protected] for editorial inquiries.
Robinson Ndungu is the Assistant News Editor at The Kenya Times, where he drives daily news coverage with precision and flair. With a knack for breaking stories and a deep understanding of Kenya’s pulse, he supports the news desk in delivering timely, impactful journalism. A seasoned editor and writer, Robinson excels in shaping narratives across print and digital. He’s a proud alumnus of Kisii University. Reach him at [email protected] for news tips or inquiries.
Annah Nanjala Wekesa is a journalist at The Kenya Times, with a strong focus on business and education stories. With a keen interest in how these sectors shape society, Annah crafts compelling narratives that resonate with readers and offer insightful perspectives. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media from Kisii University, where she developed strong storytelling skills and a commitment to integrity and precision in every piece. Her work aims to inform, educate, and inspire, ensuring that every story leaves a lasting impact. She can be reached at [email protected].
Nickon Njau is a Digital Presenter at The Kenya Times, driven by a passion for political and human-interest storytelling. He engages with key political figures, influential leaders, and policymakers in conversations that shape public opinion and influence Kenya’s governance and political landscape. Through thoughtful and probing discussions, Nixon informs, inspires, and sparks meaningful public discourse. He holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from ICS College. He can be reached at [email protected]
Exton Njau Muthoni currently works at The Kenya Times as an Assistant Social Media Manager, specializing in videos, graphics, and posters. Previously, he worked as a Video Editor and has a strong passion for production and editing. He holds a Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from the Nairobi Institute of Business Studies. His professional interests include photography, videography, and graphics, while personally, he is passionate about football, Formula 1, and anime. He can be reached at [email protected]
Janeffer Katila is a dedicated journalist known for her investigative skills, commitment to truth, and ability to inspire change. She excels in uncovering impactful stories, connecting with sources, and crafting engaging narratives that drive societal improvements. She has cultivated her storytelling skills and developed a talent for creating content that is both accurate and compelling. Her work is characterized by accuracy, fairness, and a passion for social justice. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Kibabii University. She can be reached at [email protected]
Daisy Moraa is an all-round journalist at The Kenya Times, covering education, business, politics, and health. She specialises in storytelling, news reporting, and content creation, with experience across both mainstream and digital media platforms. She actively champions the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on mental health awareness and sustainability. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication and Journalism from Rongo University. She can be reached at [email protected].
Mary Wanjohi is a Digital News Correspondent at The Kenya Times driven by a deep commitment to truth, storytelling, and public service. With a background in Communication and Journalism, she has developed a strong foundation in news reporting, feature writing, and investigative research. Mary is passionate about uncovering stories that matter from community issues and social justice to politics and culture. She approaches every assignment with curiosity, integrity, and a dedication to accuracy. Her work reflects a belief that journalism is not just about reporting facts, but about giving voice to the voiceless and holding power to account. She can be reached at [email protected]
Faith Mwangi is a Digital News Correspondent at The Kenya Times with a strong foundation in multimedia journalism. She specializes in current affairs, education, and social justice reporting, with a keen focus on underreported stories affecting communities. Driven by a commitment to authentic storytelling and ethical journalism, she continues to grow in the dynamic digital media landscape. She can be reached at [email protected]
Owen Kiiru Kirika is a results-driven Business Development Manager. He has a strong foundation in media relations, strategic partnerships, and client development. At The Kenya Times, Owen focuses on identifying growth opportunities, cultivating long-term client relationships, and forging partnerships that enhance the brand’s visibility. He excels at aligning creative strategies with business objectives to deliver measurable results. He a Bachelor of Business Administration from The Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, specializing in Sales and Marketing. He can be reached at [email protected]
Francis Ndichu Kamau is a digital journalist passionate about storytelling, truth-telling, and redefining narratives. He specializes in video editing, graphic design, and broadcast production. Francis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Communication from Maasai Mara University and is dedicated to crafting content that shapes public conversations and highlights diverse perspectives. His approach to storytelling is rooted in authenticity, clarity, and innovation, qualities that define the modern digital newsroom. He can be reached at [email protected].
Wiltord Otieno is a passionate journalist at The Kenya Times with a keen eye for impactful stories. He specializes in sports writing, digital content, and storytelling that informs and inspires. Wiltord is driven by curiosity, delivering clear, engaging narratives that inform, challenge, and inspire audiences, and is always ready to grow in this fast-evolving media landscape. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication from The Technical University of Kenya. He can be reached at [email protected]
Joram Mutwiri is a creative and interactive Social Media Manager. Joram believes that Social Media is the main tool for now and the future. Joram aims to share mainstream information on social media, which ultimately leads to engaging discussions, opinion sharing, and interactive sessions in the Digital space. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and Communication from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT). He can be reached at [email protected]