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Kevine Omollo

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Kisumu
As seen in: The Standard (Kenya), Lake Region Bulletin
Covers:  ENVIRONMENT, AGRICULTURE, HEALTH, CLIMATE CHANGE, CURRENT AFFAIRS
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I am a journalist, working in Nyanza, Kenya, with interests in development, health, environment, agriculture and human rights reporting, since August 2013. I have a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Masinde Muliro University, and currently pursuing Masters Degree in the same field at Maseno University. Born and bred in Kisumu, I have had much love for telling the stories of my people, and impacting their lives, as evident in the stories I have penned in the Standard Media platfor…

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Kisumu County now has Mental Health Workplace Policy

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By Kevine Omollo
| Lake Region Bulletin
Mental Health care in Kisumu is expected to improve following the launch of Kisumu Mental Health Workplace Policy. The policy was unveiled on September 29, during a two-day Mental Health Conference 2026 hosted by Tinada Youth Action Africa, which brought together various stakeholders in the mental health sector. Tinada Youth Programs Officer Amon Otieno termed the move a great milestone, coming at a time the country is struggling with mental health cases.
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After Africities and FESTAC, Kisumu open doors for World Talent Conference 2026

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By Kevine Omollo
| Lake Region Bulletin
At least 10, 000 people have shown interest to participate in the World Talent Conference (WTC) 2026 set to be hosted in Kisumu between October 26th to 30th. The conference to be hosted by The Africa Talent University (TATU) is set to bring together various stakeholders in what the event organizers call identification and commercialization of talent.
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A walk to protect children from alcohol held in Kisumu

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By Kevine Omollo
| Lake Region Bulletin
‘Prevention is better than rehabilitation’, this was the main message during the 2026 Alcohol Prevention Awareness Walk. The walk organized by Blue Cross Kenya and other partners on September 19, is an annual Alcohol Prevention Campaign targeting children and youths. According to Blue Cross Kenya Manager Brian Magwaro, the main aim of the walk is to create awareness in the communities that prevention is the best way to keep our children and youths healthy and safe.
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