Manuel Odeny is a journalist at the Star. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, protests, football, and climate change, highlighting the interconnectedness of these themes in African society. Manuel has been featured in Mpasho News and Radio Africa Group.
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Manuel Odeny's coverage is centered on local news in Kenya, particularly Nairobi. His focus includes a wide range of topics such as government and politics, crime, and culture & society.
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Nyanza regional commissioner says it was unfortunate that cases of political intolerance have taken root in the county
By: Manuel Odeny
The programme, which has benefited 11.2 million girls, has been running from 2011 with Treasury pumping Sh1.9 billion.
In Summary • The seat fell vacant after former Migori MP Owino Likowa was impeached by MCAs, who accused him of ignoring their welfare.
In Summary County police commander Francis Nguli told the press police made the arrests acting on intelligence from members of the public.
Police sources said the suspects have been behind a spate of crime in Migori and neighbouring counties and are part of the '42 brothers gang', a notorious group behind a spate of crime.
This came despite President Ruto pledging to withdraw the bill.
In Summary • Support groups of adolescents and young mothers are helping peers access services
In Summary Rongo DCC George Otenga said a total of five people died, three on the spot and two while receiving treatment at local hospitals.
A news release from the Drugs for Neglected Diseases project stated on July 17 that scientists had discovered a more affordable, shorter, safer, and child-friendly treatment for post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis.
Lawmaker says for sake of majority of Kenyans the kitty should remain.
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