Julius Chepkwony is a journalist for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, business, and social issues. Julius aims to provide accurate and timely information to keep the public informed about events and developments in their local community.
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Julius Chepkwony's focus is on local government and legal matters in Kenya, particularly Nairobi. His coverage predominantly includes government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on court cases and protests.
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Narok county government has invested in technology in efforts to protect wildlife and secure Maasai Mara National Reserve.
By: Julius Chepkwony
Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi has urged the youth to be at the forefront of advocating and pushing for change in the country.
By: Julius Chepkwony
The Attorney General is yet to participate in the ongoing plans to have War Memorial Hospital re-opened, a court has heard.
By: Julius Chepkwony
A senior land official has blamed the Kenya Army for failing to conduct due diligence before taking possession of a disputed 250-acre parcel of land in Gilgil.
By: Julius Chepkwony
New claimants of land that had been allocated to other beneficiaries have emerged. The land was bought by Settlement Fund Trustee from the Majani Mingi Group of companies.
Waiganjo was cleared of impersonation charges in 2020. Judge Joe Omido, then Principal Magistrate said the prosecution’s case failed because it lacked sufficient evidence.
By: Julius Chepkwony
Martin Herman is facing 14 criminal charges including defilement, sexual assault and trafficking. The victims were aged between 10 and 17 when they met the German.
The government has announced plans to begin resettling residents of Eastern Mau after several years of wait.
By: Julius Chepkwony
The establishment of new administrative units has received backlash, with various parties now seeking to have the Kenya Gazette notice quashed.
The workers-surveyors, levelers, and laboratory technicians supervised the construction of the Siakago-Kianjokoma-Kibugu Road in Embu County
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