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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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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Two clashing Bills jostle to regulate railway sector
By: Brian Ocharo
Two NSSF staff, trader arrested in graft probe
Caption for the landscape image: He said Mackenzie made them believe in God as the only authority that exists under the sun.
By: Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: Witness says other foreign preachers, “including White pastors”, were invited by Mackenzie to mentor them.
By: Brian Ocharo
Under normal circumstances, Ms Mokaya would have anticipated waiting until the 2027 General Elections to undertake her first high-profile assignment.
Brookside's General Manager for Marketing Linda Obado, said that the processor intends to further boost the uptake of its products, as it targets a larger share of the local institutions market category.
By: Karim Rajan, Brian Ocharo
The resurgence of gang violence has left Kisauni residents in distress, with many voicing their frustrations at the lack of security.
By: Brian Ocharo
The manslaughter case against suspected Kilifi cult leader Paul Mackenzie and his 94 accomplices has been postponed to March 2025 due to a shortage of prosecutors to conduct the trial.
By: Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: The prosecution on Tuesday told a Shanzu court that Omar Ali Mohamed was directly linked to the September 12 incident.
Squatters seek court's favour in land tussle with Charity Ngilu
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