Victor Raballa is a business reporter based in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in covering local business news and has a focus on the Kenyan market. Victor's work has been featured in publications such as Business Daily Africa, NationAfrica, and The EastAfrican.
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Victor Raballa's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories and breaking news in Kenya, particularly in the Kisumu area. He covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, finance, economy and crime.
If you have insights into local governmental policies or developments in Kisumu or surrounding areas in Kenya, Victor may be interested. Offer perspectives on how these policies impact the community or provide analysis of ongoing issues to align with his focus on evolving stories and breaking news.
Consider providing commentary related to financial matters such as economic development projects or initiatives impacting the region. Additionally, if your expertise relates to police activities or public affairs within this geographic scope, it could be relevant for his coverage.
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By: Victor Raballa
Inside State plan to adopt Kenya's national dress
Kwale sugar firm products to hit supermarket shelves next July
By: Kassim Adinasi, Victor Raballa
Alarm as 200 unqualified students bribe their way to graduation
By: Stacy Atieno, Victor Raballa, Angeline Ochieng
Floods displace dozens of families and destroy property in Homa Bay
By: Victor Raballa
Sugar cane farmers to reap big from firm's investment
By: Victor Raballa
How maize farmers are risking your health for money
Varsity student charged with ‘killing' Ruto wants the President in court
By: Shaban Makokha, Victor Raballa
Gachagua: Church is the voice of Kenyans, MPs have been silenced
By: Victor Raballa
Deputy Governor James Muchiri announced that the data collection process will gather critical information, including business licensing, utility usage, property assessments and infrastructure maintenance.
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