Joseph Openda is a journalist at Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and animal care, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and civil lawsuits. 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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By: Joseph Openda
Police are building a murder case with the footage as crucial evidence.
A court in Nakuru has sentenced Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok, County Secretary Simeon Mutai, and nine other officials to one month in prison for contempt of court.
Kuresoi North MP Alfred Mutai is being sought by police over his alleged role in violent clashes between his supporters and those of Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika which left at least five people hospitalised with gunshot wounds.
A Naivasha court has directed that the eight girls suspected of burning Utumishi Girls School dormitory that killed 16 students be charged in Nairobi.
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: One June 25, 2024, Catherine Wanjeri, a MediaMax journalist based in Nakuru, was on duty covering the
By: Joseph Openda
Scroll down to read the article K24 reporter Catherine Wanjeri arrives at the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (Ipoa) Rift Valley
Utumishi Girls Senior School is set to reopen for learning one month after a deadly arson attack on one of its dormitories killed 16 students.
By: Joseph Openda
Scroll down to read the article Police arrest a political activist James Mbugua, who lives with disability, during a protests anniversary on Mburu Gichua Road in Nakuru City on June 25, 2026.
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: After successfully completing six months of paramilitary training at the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)'s
By: Joseph Openda
The Court of Appeal has declined to lift the warrant of arrest and committal to one month's civil jail of Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok and ten officers who have evaded police for a month.
