Brian Okoth is a News & Current Affairs Editor at Standard Group PLC. He covers a range of topics including holidays, social issues, and significant events such as protests and Diwali, with a focus on their implications in the context of the Supreme Court. Brian's insights and reporting have been featured prominently in various media outlets under the Standard Group PLC banner.
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Brian Okoth's coverage predominantly focuses on local politics and government announcements in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. He seems to be interested in breaking news related to political figures, security issues, protests, and government appointments. If you have insights or information about developing political situations or official government announcements within Kenya, especially focusing on Nairobi and surrounding areas, providing such information may catch Brian's attention.
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Revealed: Allegations DCI have made against Fred Matiang'i
By: Brian Okoth
Raila: Let's meet in Nairobi on March 20 for the mother of all protests
By: Brian Okoth
Court orders man to give ex-wife Sh28m for house chores she did during marriage
Ruto nominates Bishop David Oginde as EACC chairperson
Government asks North Rift leaders to help in ending banditry
Azimio protests: A slow start across the country
By: Brian Okoth
Rigathi: Why Kindiki was not in my meeting with senior security officers
The KWS has defended itself against Kenyans' criticisms following its decision to conduct vasectomy on a 3-year-old lion in Nairobi.
By: Brian Okoth
Raila Odinga says the demonstrations will culminate in a major protest in Nairobi on March 20.
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