Brian Ocharo is a journalist at NationAfrica. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, judicial systems, law and legal affairs, and government and politics, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and public policy. Brian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, MSN, and The Citizen Newspaper.
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Mombasa, Kenya (Local)
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Brian Ocharo's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan court cases, land disputes, evictions, and government-related issues. He also covers topics related to terrorism, employment, murder cases, corruption, child abuse, human rights violations and the oil import saga.
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Privacy and data protection concerns have been raised due to the county's use of smart CCTV cameras.
By: Brian Ocharo
There was a wide gap between the requirements of a lawful arrest and what happened in this case.
By: Brian Ocharo
For several months, the warder's family had remained hopeful that he travelled abroad.
Shakahola deaths were the culmination of years of missed opportunities for intervention.
High Court Judge gives in-depth analysis on the Bible chapters used to brainwash believers.
By: Brian Ocharo
Dan Mackenzie describes the verdict as a relief for families who lost their loved ones.
Court judgment exposes wide network behind mass deaths in Shakahola Forest.
The judgment is not the end of the legal battles facing Mackenzie and his associates.
Mackenzie issued directives requiring followers to fast, while those who resisted faced physical abuse.
By: Brian Ocharo
Kenya Vision 2030’s outline of Lapsset included a proposed oil refinery in Lamu.
