Joseph Openda is a journalist at Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica. He focuses on themes related to crime and justice, including white-collar crime, the judicial system, and various aspects of law and legal affairs, while also addressing social issues, family law, and the impact of crime on communities. Joseph's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica.
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Nakuru, Kenya (Local)
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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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Moi grandson goes missing again, risks arrest over child neglect case
By: Joseph Openda
NMG's Joe Ageyo appointed to World Editor's Forum board
Messy divorce: Marathon star says husband contributed nothing as he seeks 50pc of wealth
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: Ms Mary Chemutai said she sold everything she had thinking that the Finland education programme would give her son a chance for a brighter future.
NLC: We're probing over 1,000 land injustice cases
By: Joseph Openda
Why thousands of learners in Tiaty have no birth certificates
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: As fate would have it, this was to be the last time Ms Wambui would be seen alive as captured by the CCTV cameras at the pub.
By: Joseph Openda
Rogue cops reverse curfew gains along Kitale-Lodwar highway
By: Joseph Openda, Stephen Munyiri
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The serious charges of possession of firearms and his alleged membership to
By: Joseph Openda
Why Nakuru War Memorial Hospital has remained shut
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