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Linda Amiani

Education: M.A. Diplomacy, Development & International Security - DDIS | Daystar University (Ongoing). B.A. International Relations & Security Studies | Daystar University (2025). B.A. Communication & Media Studies | Zetech University (2020).

Experience: Editorial Assistant, Tuko.co.ke(2024), Digital Sub-Editor, Kahawa Tungu (2024), Journalist & Sub-Editor, Signs TV Kenya (2019-2021)

Linda Amiani is a dedicated Multimedia Journalist and Editorial Assistant at Tuko.co.ke. With a solid background in broadcast journalism and over four years of experience, she has made significant contributions to the media industry through her writing, editing, and content creation. Email: linda.amiani@tuko.co.ke

315 articles published since 06 Aug 2024

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Why county procurement must be decentralised to ward level for transparency

7 days ago

Why forcing civil servants to resign before elections harms Kenya’s democracy

7 days ago

When power ignores reason: Why law must speak for Kenya’s abandoned nurses

7 days ago

The fall of a giant: How ODM abandoned its opposition legacy

16 days ago

Ground the greed: Why public officers should stop flying at taxpayer expense

16 days ago

Redefining respect: Reframing Kenya’s intergenerational divide through inclusive communication

16 days ago

Why young Kenyan professionals are choosing ESG-conscious employers

25 days ago

As ESG gains ground in Kenya, young professionals are choosing purpose-driven employers. Discover why ESG is now a business imperative, not a buzzword.

Kenya’s export competitiveness at risk: KAM CEO slams tax policy hurting local manufacturers

25 days ago

Kenya Association of Manufacturers CEO Tobias Alando warns punitive tax policies are crippling local manufacturing, threatening Kenya’s global export competitiveness

Raila's handshakes from 1963: A reign without rule

25 days ago

Raila Odinga's political handshakes have shaped Kenya’s history without him ever becoming president, strategic moves of power, survival, and silent influence.

Why Raila’s return to opposition could be more lethal than 2002

25 days ago

Raila Odinga signals a powerful return to opposition, warning of unrest if Kenya ignores Gen Z protests, failed reforms, and deep-rooted injustices.

How the 2018 petroleum VAT undermined Kenya’s economic potential and what its reversal would unlock

25 days ago

Reversing Kenya's fuel VAT could inject KSh 11.5B monthly into MSMEs, create 2.8M jobs, and double tax revenue, here’s why this bold move makes sense.

Why reckless election talk threatens Kenya’s democracy more than you think

a month ago

Reckless remarks about rigging elections are shaking trust in Kenya’s democracy. Here's why such talk is dangerous, and what must change before 2027.

How Sudan’s Muslim brotherhood destroyed a nation and sparked a war

a month ago

The Muslim Brotherhood's decades-long hold on power is responsible for Sudan's descent into war and collapse. Can justice and reform reclaim the nation?

Kenya’s missing industrial revolution and how AfCFTA will leave us behind

a month ago

Kenya’s manufacturing sector is collapsing as AfCFTA gains momentum. High costs, bad policies, and investor flight could cost Kenya its industrial future.

Why weak oversight, not devolution, is Kenya’s real governance crisis

a month ago

Kenya’s governance crisis stems from weak oversight, not devolution. What the country needs is stronger accountability and fair resource distribution.

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