Steve Otieno is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, with a focus on local news and issues. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also appeared in publications such as The EastAfrican, Monitor Publications Limited, and Royal Media Services Limited. Steve covers a wide range of topics, including politics, education, social issues, and current events in Kenya.
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Steve Otieno's coverage indicates a focus on local Kenyan politics, land disputes, and education. The articles suggest an interest in government announcements and evolving stories.
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By: Steve Otieno
Shock as 10 counties spend zero on development
The 10 percent pay rise in 2025 will be the second phase of a pay hike that began this year and was backdated to July.
By: Steve Otieno, Daniel Ogetta
Kizza Besigye abduction: What the law says
By: Lucy Mkanyika, Steve Otieno
Ruto: I will silence my naysayers
By: Steve Otieno
Caption for the landscape image: On December 12, Samuel Kimamo Muchemi, just like millions of Kenyans, marked the Jamhuri Day by meeting up
By: Steve Otieno
Femicide: We'll not be silenced. Not by teargas, not by arrests, not by fear
Caption for the landscape image: The family's pathologist says the compression on Muchemi was in the middle of his neck “yet when someone
Kalonzo: Kenyans must reject Ruto's countrywide livestock vaccination plan
Kenya to spend Sh100m in Lebanon rescue mission
Caption for the landscape image: Internal Security and National Administration Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has now warned non-profit
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