James Githinji

James Githinji

Kenya KenyapoliticianMaleb. 20065.0Global Dominance: 0.00%

James Githinji is the chairman of Ngere tea factory in Murang’a, known for his commitment to quality tea production. Under his leadership, the factory has been recognized for its stringent quality control measures, ensuring that farmers are trained to pluck only the best green tea leaves, which significantly contributes to higher auction prices.

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James Githinji was shot in the leg during the protests in Nanyuki town.

Families mourn loved ones as calm returns to Nanyuki town
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2026-06-03
5.0

James Githinji said the farmers within the Ngere catchment have been plucking quality tea.

Farmers earn Sh882 million at tea auction
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-08-17
8.0

Dr James Githinji is the Central Branch chairman of KMPDU who led the officials during a press briefing.

Doctors' union wants interns out of Kiambu as strike bites day 55
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-07-21
7.0

In Murang’a, Ngere tea factory Chairman James Githinji said the KTDA management was working hand in hand with the factory directors in the country strategizing on production of quality tea.

Smallholder tea factories make Sh1 billion at auction
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-04-16
8.0

Ngere Tea Factory Chairman James Githinji said the factory directors have been holding seminars for farmers to enlighten them on the dangers of tea hawking.

State bans green tea hawking in fresh push to reform sector
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-03-22
6.0

James Githinji is the chairman of Ngere Tea Factory.

Mombasa weekly tea auction fetches Sh1.4b for farmers
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-03-17
7.0

James Githinji attributed the good performance to production of quality green leaf.

Tea factories earn Sh1.2b at Mombasa weekly auction
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-02-23
8.0

Ngere tea factory chairman James Githinji said farmers from the Ngere catchment are regularly visited by the tea experts to ensure they pluck green tea as recommended.

Tea factories earn Sh1.1 billion from weekly auction
The Standard·KenyaKenya· 2025-02-18
8.0
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