Roselyne Obala is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She is the Planning and Research Editor at NTV Kenya and serves as a Board Member of the Media Council of Kenya. With expertise in current affairs and devolution, Roselyne focuses on reporting local news and political developments in Kenya.
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Roselyne's articles predominantly focus on Kenyan politics and government-related issues, with a specific emphasis on local announcements and breaking news. Given this, she would likely be open to pitches from individuals who can provide insights into the latest political developments in Kenya, particularly those related to government officials, diplomacy, corruption, and potential cabinet reshuffles.
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Caption for the landscape image: The county chiefs also accused the CoB of introducing unnecessary bottlenecks in disbursement process.
By: Roselyne Obala
An impasse is looming in Parliament after the Senate overturned the Sh380 billion proposed shareable revenue to the 47 counties approved by the National Assembly.
By: Roselyne Obala
Caption for the landscape image: The witnesses will testify on claims of gross violation of the Constitution, abuse of office and gross misconduct.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The Senate shall, after allowing the Deputy President to be heard, vote on the impeachment charges.
The National Assembly has convened a special sitting on Friday largely expected to receive Ruto’s nominee for the office of deputy president.
Impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua may lead to a protracted legal battle
It has not always been a smooth ride for the Deputy President-elect.
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By: Collins Omulo, Lynette Mukami, Roselyne Obala
Profile: The long wait for Kindiki's rise to second-in-command
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: As Deputy President, his security was immediately enhanced to be only second to President William Ruto's
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