Manase Otsialo is a news reporter based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica, with his work also appearing in The EastAfrican. Manase focuses on local news, covering a range of topics including politics, security, and human interest stories.
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Manase Otsialo focuses on local news in Kenya, particularly Nairobi, covering evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government & politics. He also reports on government announcements. Given his focus, he would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into ongoing events related to security issues, educational developments, and natural disasters affecting the region.
If you have expertise or insider knowledge of developing situations such as crime incidents, political updates, or education-related matters within Kenya/Nairobi region that are likely to make headlines soon – Manase Otsialo might find your input valuable for his coverage.
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By: Manase Otsialo
'Shabaab militants' clad in KDF attire kill two in Lamu
Kenya ends doctors-swap deal with Cuba
By: Kevin Cheruiyot, Manase Otsialo
However, Northern Kenya elders and MPs have demanded that DP Gachagua resign or face impeachment for trying to destabilise the government.
By: Kevin Cheruiyot, Manase Otsialo
demanded that DP Gachagua resign or face impeachment for "trying to destabilise the government".
By: Manase Otsialo
Radio Begum: The station empowering Afghanistan's silenced women
Five killed in Thursday Murang'a accident
At least five people have been admitted to Mandera County Referral Hospital after being hit by an explosive device at a food joint in the town.
By: Manase Otsialo
Miners flag permit approval as pain point for investors
By: Manase Otsialo
Mandera has at least 67 public secondary schools with a population of 23,000 students.
Leaked DPP letters reveal how corruption cases were stopped Leaked letters lift the veil on role of powerful players in the withdrawal of high-profile corruption trials.
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