Joseph Openda is a journalist based in Nakuru, Kenya. He writes for NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa, focusing on local news and events in Nakuru. Joseph covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Joseph Openda's coverage heavily focuses on local crime, court cases, and government-related news in the Nakuru region of Kenya. He seems to have a particular interest in evolving stories related to crime, legal policy regulation, and breaking news.
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Given his focus on local tragedies and community-related issues such as education and relationships, stories about individuals overcoming adversity or making significant achievements against the odds may resonate well with his coverage area.
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By: Joseph Openda
ICC's Khan puts his office back on collision course with Washington
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: Documents presented in court revealed that the two met in 2009 and lived together as a couple for five years before separating in 2014.
By: Joseph Openda
Kabuu’s ex-husband is seeking a court order for 50 per cent share of the properties.
The head of state urged Kenyans to ignore his critics and instead believe in his transformation agenda.
By: Joseph Openda
Senate committee's big 'no' to presidential term limit extension
Caption for the landscape image: Kibet has claimed that he was unsuccessful in his job search as no one takes him seriously, since they assume he is rich.
Mungiki: How identity, politics and crime keep Kenya's deadly gang alive
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: It emerged during the trial that the officers who carried out the raid on Mr Njenga's property did not follow standard procedures.
By: Joseph Openda
Last moments of missing Mombasa-based taxi driver
'How my gang plotted killings of six Nakuru women'
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