Noah Esokon

Turkana County, Kenya

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Noah Esokon is a passionate journalist and storyteller dedicated to amplifying community voices and highlighting underreported stories. With experience in news anchoring, reporting, and editing across various radio stations including Gospo FM, Osotua Catholic Radio, and Maata Radio, Noah brings a unique blend of professionalism and creativity to his work.

He has collaborated with organizations such as BBC Media Action on impactful projects like Bridges in Turkana, focusing on community development and resilience. Currently serving at Sifa FM Maata, Noah continues to produce engaging news content, cover local events, and deliver insightful features that connect audiences to real-life issues.

Beyond the newsroom, he’s passionate about public health communication, particularly mental health awareness among students, and strives to use media as a tool for positive social change.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kint3jzOXokRWDc8RklMBXhElpnimo9b/view?usp=drivesdk

News Story: “Loima Residents Protest Against MP Protus Akuja” This news story covered a public demonstration by residents of Loima Constituency who took to the streets to express dissatisfaction with their Member of Parliament, Protus Akuja. The protesters voiced concerns over alleged poor leadership, unfulfilled development promises, and lack of transparency in project implementation. The story captured the emotions and demands of the residents, provided balanced coverage by including responses from local leaders, and highlighted the growing call for accountability and better service delivery in the region.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Gwf6KDAaXlTFn_gOcVMpn47N3WSBA8q/view?usp=drivesdk

This feature examined how a local radio station inspired residents of Turkana County to embrace farming despite the region’s harsh and dry climate. Through informative agricultural programs, expert interviews, and community engagement segments, the radio became a vital tool for knowledge sharing—teaching farmers about irrigation, drought-resistant crops, and modern farming techniques. The story captured the voices of local farmers who turned barren land into green fields after hearing success stories on air. It highlighted the power of media in driving social transformation and promoting resilience among communities facing climate challenges.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QpvGC4dEX7kHJo_6bs0UaYui1unJ6JwV/view?usp=drivesdk

This is a radio feature story. The feature explored how refugees at Kakuma Refugee Camp are transforming arid land into productive farms through innovative small-scale agriculture. The story highlighted individuals who, despite harsh climatic conditions and limited resources, are growing vegetables and fruits to sustain their families and earn income. It captured their resilience, creativity, and determination to rebuild their lives through farming, while also showcasing support from local NGOs and community initiatives promoting food security. The piece combined human-interest storytelling with environmental insight, giving listeners a powerful glimpse into hope and self-reliance within the refugee community.

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