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.
If you are reaching out to Joseph with story ideas or sources for potential articles, consider providing insights into ongoing criminal investigations or court proceedings within Nakuru. Additionally, pitches related to government announcements or political developments specific to this region could also be of interest.
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
At 29, he was on the cusp of a career his peers could only dream of.
The judge said a marriage where love and feelings between a couple have gone out of the bedroom door can be considered broken as there will be nothing binding the duo.
By: Kennedy Kimanthi, Joseph Openda
The fate of the Moi family played out during a fundraiser for the former president's 14-year-old grandson.
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: Marathoner Kabuu's ex-husband is seeking a court order for 50 per cent share of the properties.
By: Joseph Openda
Ruto orders KDF to join Maai Mahiu search for victims
How doctors' saved lives in Maai Mahiu tragedy despite strike
Twenty-one people are still in hospital after surviving the deadly floods that swept through four villages in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru County, on Monday, killing 48 people
By: Joseph Openda
Caption for the landscape image: Admitted to the hospital with 21 others, Maina now faces a painful recovery, his body bearing the scars of his ordeal.
By: Joseph Openda
Over Sh2 million worth of investments disappeared in the deadly floods, leaving his family's future in limbo.
By: Joseph Openda
Residents gather at the ruins of a home in search of people after heavy flash floods wiped out several homes in Kamuchiri village of Mai Mahiu, Nakuru County, Kenya April 29, 2024. PHOTO| REUTERS|Thomas Mukoya
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