Rushdie Oudia is a local journalist based in Kisumu, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in The EastAfrican and Business Daily Africa. Rushdie covers a range of topics including politics, corruption, and human interest stories, providing insight into the local issues and events that shape the community.
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Kisumu, Kenya (Local)
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Rushdie Oudia's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and crime, with an emphasis on Kenyan government figures and political events. Based on the themes covered, it is clear that he is interested in stories related to government and politics, particularly those involving prominent Kenyan politicians such as Raila Odinga and President Ruto.
Given his focus on evolving stories, announcements, breaking news, and government announcements related to corruption or political developments in Kenya (Kisumu), sources who can provide credible insights into these topics would likely capture Rushdie's attention. It seems that pitches offering exclusive information about local political developments or insights from individuals involved in significant governmental changes would be well received by him.
It’s important to note the geographic focus of his reporting which centers around Kisumu in Kenya. Therefore, any outreach should ensure relevance to this region or have a direct connection relevant for the specific context of Kisumu.
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Senate trial: Gachagua prays for his late brother's good luck
Kisumu governor takes over the reigns of the Orange Democratic Movement party.
Caption for the landscape image: A day later, on Wednesday at 2pm, Ayieko's body was found lying face down in a shallow stream in Dudi on the border of Siaya and Kakamega Counties, by a secondary school student.
By: Rushdie Oudia
Tributes pour in for the renowned scholar who breathed his last on October 22.
Junet Mohammed denies claims that he is eyeing the position of Interior Cabinet Secretary.
By: Rushdie Oudia, Domnic Ombok
Caption for the landscape image: Since the death of the Wells Fargo boss, two suspects are in police custody while two are now dead.
By: Rushdie Oudia
Ruto: Kindiki will succeed where Gachagua failed
US election: Native Americans face hurdles to voting
Former Education PS Karega Mutahi dies
By: Rushdie Oudia, George Odiwuor
Teachers dig in over higher allowances for KCSE exams
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