Brian Wasuna is a reporter based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and investigative reporting. His work has been featured in NationAfrica, Business Daily Africa, and The EastAfrican. Brian covers a wide range of topics, including politics, corruption, business, and social issues, providing in-depth analysis and uncovering hidden stories.
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Brian's coverage predominantly focuses on local Kenyan government and political affairs, including legal policy regulation and financial matters. He often reports on scandals, court cases, and the judiciary.
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By: Brian Wasuna
We do not have money, President Ruto tells striking doctors
By: Richard Munguti, Brian Wasuna
English Point Marina director Nazir Jinnah has been fined Sh250,000 for impersonating a lawyer from the Khaminwa & Khaminwa Advocates.
Simmers, the place where the ordinary Kenyan mingled with the rich.
By: Brian Wasuna
Caption for the landscape image: Surrounded by more refined businesses like the 680 Hotel and the 19-floor Ecobank Towers, Simmers stuck out like a sore thumb.
Tycoon Mohan Galot has won a 15-year ownership battle over Manchester Outfitters (K) Ltd, effectively locking three of his nephews out of the garment manufacturing giant.
Kel Chemicals has, for over four decades been one of the biggest fertiliser manufacturers in the East African region despite changing hands three times.
By: Brian Wasuna
General Francis Omondi Ogolla has become the first chief of defence forces in post-independence Kenya to die in office, following a helicopter crash that claimed the lives of nine other Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) personnel.
Series of sophisticated events by a suspected cartel at the centre of DCI investigations.
After Mr Kiboi's death, his family continued to hold the title deed in trust for his business partner Muchiri.
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