Stephen Oduor is a Correspondent at The Fuller Project. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and environmental issues related to fisheries and water management. Stephen's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Daily Africa, NationAfrica, and MSN.
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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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On a hot Tuesday afternoon in Chanaani Village, Galole Constituency in Tana River County, 26-year-old Habiba Ibrahim leans over the edge of a man-made pond filled with tilapia.
By: Stephen Oduor
Scroll down to read the article A mechanised irrigation system at Tana River Sugar farm in this photo taken on October 6, 2025.
Battle for Chewani Ward heats up.
Their message is simple: the land beneath your feet could be your next hustle, if only you have the courage to start.
By: Stephen Oduor
'Corruption is Kenya's biggest cancer.'
By: Stephen Oduor
How negligent medics in Tana River failed to save the lives of a pregnant woman and her unborn child.
By: Stephen Oduor
This is the time when elders meet, voters negotiate, and narratives shift.
Droughts have grown harsher, grazing fields thinner, and competition for pasture deadlier.
By: Stephen Oduor
Sofia Maro’s win brings new hope for women’s leadership and she plans to prioritise mental health, maternal care and youth empowerment.
Caption for the landscape image: Kilindini village in Tana River County fell silent on Sunday as mourners lowered the body of Ali Salim Chilati, a 20-year-old boda boda operator, into the ground.
