Draft:Clinton Machuki
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Clinton Machuki (born 17 November 2002) is a Kenyan news personality and digital media creator known for sharing timely updates on politics, business, and current affairs. He is active on multiple online platforms including X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, where he covers Kenyan and international news.
Early life and education
[edit]Machuki was born in Kenya on 17 November 2002. He attended Mukuru Menno Academy for his primary education and later joined Ibeno High School for secondary education. He pursued higher studies at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), where he studied Mass Media Communication.
Career
[edit]Machuki began his career as an independent online news creator. His work focuses on political updates, economic news, and human interest stories that engage digital audiences. Through his active presence on X, LinkedIn, and other platforms, he has built a reputation for consistency and timely reporting aimed at young, tech-savvy audiences in Kenya.
Personal life
[edit]Machuki lives in Kenya. His parents are Naom Kerubo Omosa and Philip Makori Machuki. He is also known for engaging in discussions about technology, governance, and youth participation in media and civic issues.