Stephen Oduor is a correspondent for NationAfrica, focusing on local news in the Tana River region of Kenya. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and natural disasters affecting the community. Stephen is dedicated to bringing important stories to light and providing accurate and timely information to his readers.
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Stephen Oduor’s work focuses on covering evolving and breaking news stories in the Tana River region of Kenya. His coverage predominantly centers around local issues, including flooding, gender-based violence, land disputes, and political developments involving local MPs.
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The truth behind Kisii's 'witchcraft' murders
Residents fear the reoccurrence of deadly inter-ethnic conflict witnessed 12 years ago.
The teen criminal gangs of Kitale
By: Stephen Oduor
New flood forecasting system brings hope to Nyando residents
By: Stephen Oduor
What you need to know: Over one year, the girl was defiled by a man who should have otherwise been one of her protectors.
By: Stephen Oduor
In Tana River, drums of war beat amid land race.
By: Allan Olingo, Stephen Oduor
October 9, 2024 Co-published with Nation In April last year, classrooms at the Asa Primary School in eastern Kenya fell silent as
A multi-agency team will conduct the operation, targeting violence-prone areas.
Tana River Sub-Counties declared dangerous
By: Stephen Oduor
Makere and Bandi are two of 15 villages rebuilding their lives after facing the wrath of climate change
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