Brian Ocharo is a journalist at NationAfrica. He focuses on crime and justice, the judicial system, and various aspects of law and legal affairs, including litigation and criminal law. Brian's work has been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, MSN, and The Citizen Newspaper.
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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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By: Brian Ocharo
He denied exploiting girls he rescued in "illegal" welfare programme.
By: Brian Ocharo
He resigned from his job because his new-found faith did not allow him to salute his bosses.
The revised tariffs, which took effect on May 22, have sharply increased the cost of crossing the channel linking Mombasa Island to Likoni, the main gateway to the South Coast.
New charges on the crucial channel linking Mombasa Island to Likoni, took effect on Friday.
By: Brian Ocharo, Winnie Atieno
Presence of snipers, Recce and Rapid Deployment Unit officers was enhanced.
By: Brian Ocharo, Kalume Kazungu
A High Court order suspended the curfew, but residents claim that police have continued to implement the night travel ban.
By: Brian Ocharo
Caption for the landscape image: Shakahola murder suspect Kelvin Sudi Asena has died while in police custody, shortly before the conclusion
By: Brian Ocharo
Ms Omar reveals that her late husband's five children are struggling to secure their education and welfare.
By: Brian Ocharo
On the night of their arrival in Mombasa, the couple was killed inside their residence and their bodies were later dumped about 10km away.
High Court rules that contribution within a marriage is not limited to direct financial payment.
