Mercy Koskei is a journalist at NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa. She covers a diverse range of themes including hospitality and leisure, transportation and mobility, as well as family and relationships, with a focus on topics such as hotel chains, luxury accommodations, and transportation policy. Mercy's work has been featured in NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa.
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Mercy Koskei's coverage primarily focuses on local events and issues, with a notable emphasis on crime, accidents, and societal developments in the Nakuru region of Kenya. Her articles often cover evolving or breaking stories related to accidents, crimes, and individuals making an impact in society.
To effectively engage with Mercy for potential coverage or contributions, consider providing insights into local incidents such as accidents or crimes within the Nakuru area. Expert commentary from individuals involved in community empowerment initiatives or those impacting justice and safety measures could be particularly relevant for her coverage focus.
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By: Mercy Koskei
Memories and nights out: Music stops at Platinum 7D Lounge
By: Mercy Koskei
Detectives say the phone was activated a few days after the break-in, attack and murder.
Caption for the landscape image: An ongoing investigation has revealed chilling details of the attack on Reverend Julius Ndumia of the
Mercy Nyambura Muriithi, a Grade Six learner at Sinendet Primary School, was found dead in a maize plantation.
The teen suspect was arrested at his aunt's home after fleeing.
By: Mercy Koskei
Organisers sought to highlight the poor state of infrastructure, particularly roads.
Girl's mother says the suspect had persistently pursued the teenager despite her refusing to engage in a romantic relationship with him.
By: Eric Matara, Mercy Koskei
Survivors have pointed towards suspected arson by fellow students.
Girls who died in the fire described by parents and school as brilliant students.
By: Mercy Koskei
Three pathologists deployed to fast-track postmortem and DNA testing.
