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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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By: Julius Chepkwony
More than 200 Kipsigis clans have revived their campaign to reclaim vast tracts of land occupied by multinational tea companies in Kericho and Bomet counties, declaring they want ownership of the land returned to the community rather than financial compensation.
By: Julius Chepkwony, James Munyeki
Security has been heightened in Ol Kalou constituency ahead of the parliamentary by-election on Thursday.
By: Julius Chepkwony, James Munyeki
Security has been heightened in Ol Kalou constituency ahead of the parliamentary by-election on Thursday.
By: James Munyeki, Julius Chepkwony
DCP candidate Sammy Kamau Ngotho opened a commanding lead in the Ol Kalou by-election, signalling a major opposition victory despite an intensive UDA campaign.
By: Julius Chepkwony
The DCP's Ol Kalou by-election victory has intensified political manoeuvring ahead of the 2027 election.
The latest postponement comes months after the prosecution had already started presenting witnesses and forensic evidence. It is the second time the trial has been interrupted to allow prosecutors to review the evidence.
By: Julius Chepkwony
A widow got a major reprieve after the High Court ordered a Nakuru law firm to disclose all assets, documents and information in its possession relating to the estate of her late husband, advocate Juma Kiplenge.
By: Julius Chepkwony
The continued production and sale of expired, counterfeit and unregistered pesticides remains a major challenge in Kenya despite intensified enforcement by the Pest Control Products Board (PCPB), a new performance audit by Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu has revealed.
