Richard Munguti is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, specializing in local news and investigative reporting. He writes for NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa, covering a wide range of topics including crime, legal affairs, corruption, and current events in Kenya. Richard's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the local community and strive to bring transparency and accountability to the forefront.
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By: Richard Munguti
“Police and Nairobi City Council (NCC) askaris kicked me out of my four acres which I had bought in 1966 for Sh1,400,” Ms Kagiri told Justice Omollo when she testified in the land ownership dispute that has been pending in court since 1972.
Kenya's digital workers condemn law changes
By: Richard Munguti, Sam Kiplagat
Kenya's digital workers condemn law changes
By: Richard Munguti, Sam Kiplagat
The High Court on Friday evening ordered the release of businessman Benson Ndeta, pending the determination of a petition he has filed.
Pastor detained for defiling minor and forcing her to abort pregnancy
By: Richard Munguti
The blast, which left a trail of destruction of property, left more than 200 people dead.
By: Richard Munguti
Why Gachagua rejected pressure to resign
By: Richard Munguti
Embakasi fire tragedy: The deadly cost of a broken system
By: Richard Munguti
Is this Mombasa's most stupid kidnapper?
Meru County grinds to a halt as Mwangaza fights for political survival
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