David Njengere – South Africa News, Outdoor Stories & Current Affairs

When you read about David Njengere, a South African journalist known for blending on‑the‑ground reporting with clear analysis of politics, environment and sport. Also known as Dave Njengere, his pieces often appear on South Africa Outdoor News, a platform that delivers daily updates on wildlife, climate and outdoor adventure. By keeping an eye on Journalism, the practice of gathering, verifying and presenting news to the public, Njengere ensures each story meets editorial standards while staying engaging for everyday readers.

Why His Reporting Matters

Njengere’s work sits at the intersection of South Africa, a country with a rich tapestry of cultures, wildlife and political dynamics and the broader world of Current Affairs, the ongoing events that shape public discourse and policy. This blend means his articles can go from a gold price surge, like the $4,011/oz spot gold jump on Oct 7 2025, to a government push for digital driving licences, or a sudden Everest blizzard that traps hikers. Each piece demonstrates a triple: David Njengere → covers → South African policy, David Njengere → explains → environmental emergencies, and David Njengere requires → journalistic rigor. Readers gain context for why a change in Federal Reserve policy matters to local investors, or how a new digital licence rollout can reduce backlogs for everyday drivers.

Beyond the headlines, his reporting style leans on practical insights: he breaks down complex financial data, translates legal jargon about Supreme Court rulings, and paints vivid pictures of outdoor adventures from the Drakensberg to the high Himalayas. The articles showcase the skill set needed for modern storytelling—data analysis, field interviews, and multimedia storytelling—all hallmarks of quality David Njengere work. Whether you’re tracking a Premier League transfer drama or monitoring a labour dispute at the Dangote Refinery, his coverage offers a clear, concise snapshot that helps you decide what matters next. Below you’ll find a selection of his latest pieces, each reflecting his knack for turning dense information into readable, actionable news.

KNEC Opens July 2025 KCSE Re‑Sit Registration – Fees, Dates & Who Can Apply

7 Oct

by Chantelle Poirier 1

KNEC Opens July 2025 KCSE Re‑Sit Registration – Fees, Dates & Who Can Apply

KNEC opens July 2025 KCSE re‑sit registration on Jan 27, charging Sh7,200 via eCitizen. Eligible repeaters, adult learners and private candidates can apply until Feb 21.