Mercy Koskei is a journalist at NationAfrica. She covers a diverse range of themes including crime and justice, white-collar crime, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement as well as family and relationships. 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.
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The body was released to the family following a court order issued in Nakuru prohibiting the continued detention of the body.
Autopsy revealed that Cpl Odero died from massive blood loss and severe head and chest injuries.
The KWS corporal had allegedly taken his own life by shooting himself at Honeymoon Camp inside Nakuru National Park.
Principal Joycelene Muraguri has been sent on compulsory leave, the school board has been completely dissolved.
By: Mercy Koskei
Parents arrived with their daughters as early as 8am.
Five people died on the spot, while one succumbed while receiving treatment at the hospital.
By: Mercy Koskei
Five passengers in ill-fated matatu died on the spot, while two succumbed in hospital.
By: Mercy Koskei
Wanjiru was deported, leaving her three-year-old in a daycare in Saudi Arabia.
'He told me that my daughter is in Nakuru, in the custody of someone else and if I wanted to see her again, I should send the money.'
By: Mercy Koskei
Government moves safeguard country’s food security and avert possible shortage.
