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| Mr Dennis Kioko Mbuvi |
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Communications pros and those seeking to find journalists can do it here.By verifying the journalists on social media who do the muckraking for major media outlets and analyzing what they say in real time, Muck Rack delivers a glimpse of tomorrow’s newspaper to you today. 200 tweets shy of 17,000 tweets, Mbuvi has been on Twitter since 17th of January 2009 as @denniskioko. He mostly tweets issues across the board, ranging from current news item to the strange and weird, like what is hot on 9gag.com.
His tweets on Monday mostly consisted of commentary on the National Hospital Insurance Fund saga and on a self satirical letter written by Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni to Nation Media Group Journalist, Charles Onyango-Obbo. He also sends several tweets having conversation with followers on the controversy behind the selection of the recent Kenya ICT Board Tandaa Local Content grants. Mbuvi has been writing for CIO East Africa since May 2010 after undertaking an undergraduate degree in Computer Science at Kenyatta University.
In addition, he handles technical and social media strategy and issues at CIO East Africa. He has also been a speaker at the African Broadcast and Film Conference, speaking on the challenges facing local content producers in marketing their content, and at the inaugural Joomla Day Kenya where he spoke on the opportunities and challenges of Joomla.
His tweets on Monday mostly consisted of commentary on the National Hospital Insurance Fund saga and on a self satirical letter written by Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni to Nation Media Group Journalist, Charles Onyango-Obbo. He also sends several tweets having conversation with followers on the controversy behind the selection of the recent Kenya ICT Board Tandaa Local Content grants. Mbuvi has been writing for CIO East Africa since May 2010 after undertaking an undergraduate degree in Computer Science at Kenyatta University.
In addition, he handles technical and social media strategy and issues at CIO East Africa. He has also been a speaker at the African Broadcast and Film Conference, speaking on the challenges facing local content producers in marketing their content, and at the inaugural Joomla Day Kenya where he spoke on the opportunities and challenges of Joomla.
