Ruth Mbula is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, specializing in local news and current affairs. With a focus on political developments, social issues, and human interest stories, Ruth's articles for NationAfrica provide insightful coverage of events and issues that impact the community in Kenya, particularly in the Nairobi region.
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Ruth Mbula's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, as well as crime-related stories within Kenya, with a specific focus on Nairobi. Given this emphasis, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to individuals involved in Kenyan political and social issues.
Given her attention to evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements, Ruth may be interested in receiving pitches from sources who can provide timely commentary or first-hand information about ongoing political events in Nairobi or other parts of Kenya.
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A new border dispute has broken out between Kisii and Nyamira counties, this time over Ting'a market, after a protracted battle over Keroka Town.
Death in school: Mother disputes suicide claim as cause of son's death
By: Ruth Mbula
Nairobi, Sept. 28 -- Shock and grief struck Sironga Girls' High School in Nyamira County after a Form Four student reportedly died by suicide.
By: Ruth Mbula
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: After President William Ruto came into power, the disgruntled senior citizens have petitioned him thrice.
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Mr Joseph Nyaanga Andima left home in 1990 at the age of 34.
By: Ruth Mbula
Mr Ogamba says cheating in national exams is a serious crime and urges Kenyans to help the government in fighting it.
By: Ruth Mbula
Mr Ogamba says cheating in national exams is a serious crime and urges Kenyans to help the government in fighting it.
By: Ruth Mbula
Mr Ogamba says cheating in national exams is a serious crime and urges Kenyans to help the government in fighting it.
Tycoon in botched Africa's tallest building got Sh2bn bank loan using public land
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