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JOSEPH SOSI
Joseph Sosi is a reporter with Business Today. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media Technology) degree from Maseno University. Previously, he was a sub-editor of Ureport and social media administrator at The Standard Group. He is passionate about politics, education and technology.
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Governors as speakers and members of the 14 county assemblies in the Lake Region Economic Bloc to take the initiative seriously as a way of transforming their counties
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Kasarani MP rescues Terror Squad
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Drivers to pay Sh5,000 for refresher course
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Tobacco farmers earn lowest in 3 years
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