Susan Muhindi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and court cases. She writes for Radio Africa Group and Mpasho News, covering a wide range of topics including legal proceedings, political developments, and social issues in Kenya. Susan is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to her audience.
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Kenya (National)
Susan's coverage revolves around legal and government-related issues, particularly focusing on Kenyan courts, legal cases, crime, corruption, and the judiciary. She places a significant emphasis on local events in Kenya with a focus on Nairobi.
Given her extensive coverage of legal and government matters in Kenya, she would likely be interested in insights from experts who have experience or knowledge of the Kenyan judicial system, law enforcement practices, and governance issues.
Pitches to Susan should offer informed perspectives into ongoing court cases or governmental decisions within Kenya. Expertise related to legal analysis or commentary on specific trials or regulatory developments could garner her attention.
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Investigator says suspect lured Sharon and a journalist to a car around Graca Hotel in Rongo
The consent was recorded on May 4, 1992. Benjoh also sought to have the matter reviewed saying they had new evidence that could change the course of the case.
By: Susan Muhindi
In Summary Employment and Labour Relations Judge Byrum Ongaya certified the matter as urgent.
By: Susan Muhindi, Peter Obuya
Court of Appeal had last month ordered the Dutch beer maker to pay Maxam Limited special damages for loss of business
By: Susan Muhindi, Julius Otieno
Petition filed by Raila Odinga's former chief agent in last elections, Saitabao Ole Kanchory.
Blow to Kenyans as court declines to to suspend housing levy
By: Susan Muhindi
• Through his advocate John Ndegwa, Collins Jumaisi said his alien to the allegations levelled against him by the detectives.
• The suspension is pending the determination of a case filed by the Haki na Sheria Initiative.
He was found guilty on charges of conflict of interest and unlawful acquisition of property.
By: Susan Muhindi, Sharon Mwende
In Summary Milimani Principal Magistrate Gilbert Shikwe released the suspects saying the Prosecution did not convince the court that they needed two more weeks to complete their probe.
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