George Odiwuor is a journalist based in Homa Bay, Kenya, focusing on local news and issues. He has written for NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and The EastAfrican, covering topics such as environmental pollution, sports, education, and social issues. George's work aims to shed light on important stories happening in his community and give a voice to those who may not otherwise be heard.
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George Odiwuor's focus is primarily on local news within Homa Bay, Kenya. His coverage heavily emphasizes government and politics, with a particular focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to this theme. If you're looking to reach out to George, consider providing insights or commentary on local political developments or breaking news stories in Homa Bay.
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Mombasa Cement owner Hasmukh Patel dies at 58
By: George Odiwuor
Ruto woos Raila supporters, signals 2027 election pact
By: George Odiwuor
He faults Governor Wanga for addressing residents atop President Ruto’s vehicle.
By: George Odiwuor
Fishermen in Lake Victoria often complain of perennial accidents and attacks by security officers from neighbouring countries.
By: George Odiwuor, Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: A Kenyan family has been left scratching their heads after a self-proclaimed Tanzanian evil spirit exorcist
Oyugi saw a gap in Homa Bay, as most of the honey that residents buy in supermarkets is from other regions.
By: Kassim Adinasi, George Odiwuor
Mageta Island measures 6.6 square kilometres and has a population of at least 7,000 people, some of whom still use harmful energy sources
Apart from the stench, the infrastructure at the plant has deteriorated.
Officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Suba are investigating a suspected arson attack that led to the death of two children.
The accident occurred as the plane, a Cessna Caravan, was taking off from the runway.
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