Shaban Makokha is a Reporter at the STAR Newspaper. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, with a focus on football, crime, protests, social issues, and voters. Shaban's work has also been featured in NationAfrica.
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Shaban Makokha's primary focus is on local news in Kenya, particularly concerning evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His coverage heavily features Kenyan politics, county governance issues, sports events such as the Cleo Malala Cup, and specific regional topics like crime in Kakamega and matters pertaining to Western Kenya.
When reaching out to Shaban with pitches or sources for his articles, consider providing insights from local political figures or experts familiar with Kenyan governance structures. Sources who can provide firsthand accounts of ongoing developments related to the themes covered would likely be valuable additions to his reporting.
Given that Shaban primarily focuses on local content within Kenya (Nairobi), pitches should align with this geographic focus.
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Ruto's politics of tea and bread
By: Shaban Makokha
President Ruto asks MPs to find ways of amending the law to help government raise money for development projects.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: President Ruto said the broad-based government formed between Kenya Kwanza and ODM was not a short term venture.
The oil tanker, traveling at high speed, collided with the tractor and then crashed into the oncoming Probox vehicle. The Probox was dragged over fifteen meters.
What it will take to beat Mpox outbreak in Africa
In the shadows of tradition: Widows recount silent horrors
By: Shaban Makokha
They describe Mudavadi as “the safest, and least threatening'.
Mystery midnight call in UoN student's murder
Omtatah and 22 protesters freed as court rejects police bid to detain them
Ruto gets another ‘memo' from US embassy
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