Brian Ocharo is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and his work has also been featured in Business Daily Africa. Brian covers a wide range of local news topics, including politics, crime, land disputes, and social issues.
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Mombasa, Kenya (Local)
Brian Ocharo's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan court cases, land disputes, evictions, and government-related issues. He also covers topics related to terrorism, employment, murder cases, corruption, child abuse, human rights violations and the oil import saga.
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By: Brian Ocharo
In this case, MA accused the couple of disclosing her HIV status to third parties without her consent.
By: George Odiwuor, Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: A Kenyan family has been left scratching their heads after a self-proclaimed Tanzanian evil spirit exorcist
Ms Kinzani failed to appear in court on Monday to respond to the charges.
Ms Kinzani failed to appear in court on Monday to respond to the charges.
Caption for the landscape image: A palm wine tapper will spend 10 years in prison for murder, even as the woman, whose husband he killed to cohabit with her, walked to freedom.
By: Brian Ocharo
Shakahola massacre: Another suspect falls ill, dies
By: Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: The Shimo La Tewa Women's Prison has revealed the dire situation facing detainees who were linked to the
His business was thriving from 2021 until it plummeted in early March 2023.
Edison Safari Munyambo, also known as Baba Sifa, and Ms Mary Charo Mbita, were being held at Shimo La Tewa Prison together with their accomplices at the time of their death.
Edison Safari Munyambo, also known as Baba Sifa, and Ms Mary Charo Mbita, were being held at Shimo La Tewa Prison.
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