Kassim Adinasi is a correspondent for NationAfrica, focusing on local news in Siaya, Kenya. With a keen interest in investigative reporting, Kassim covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and human interest stories. Through his reporting, he aims to shed light on important issues affecting the community and bring about positive change.
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Kassim Adinasi's reporting is predominantly focused on local news, particularly government and politics, crime, justice issues with frequent coverage of evolving stories and breaking news. He pays particular attention to incidents in Siaya county and occasionally covers broader Kenyan political developments.
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He was last seen alive at a funeral ceremony in Gem, Siaya County.
For three years now, Sinaga Girls High in Gem Sub-county has been using LPG as a primary source of energy for making meals for the 901 learners in the institution.
By: Nyaboga Kiage, Kassim Adinasi
Caption for the landscape image: The prosecution said that a forensic analysis had placed the suspect at the scene of crime.
By: Kassim Adinasi, Nyaboga Kiage
What you need to know: The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is yet to name the suspect.
By: Kassim Adinasi, Nyaboga Kiage
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