Lilian Chepkoech is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. She specializes in crime and justice, with a particular focus on white-collar crime, court proceedings, and legal reform. Her insightful reporting on these critical issues has garnered attention and recognition in the field.
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Nairobi, Kenya (Local)
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Lilian's coverage focuses primarily on breaking news and evolving crime stories in the local Nairobi area. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive information related to ongoing criminal cases, court proceedings, or developments in crime-related incidents within Nairobi.
Given her focus on crime-related news, she may also be open to receiving pitches related to safety tips, community initiatives addressing crime issues, and expert commentary from legal professionals with knowledge of Kenyan law enforcement and the judicial system.
Lilian seems particularly attuned to covering stories related to violence and relationships within the local context. Pitches that offer insights into these topics while aligning with her geographic focus are more likely to resonate with her reporting interests.
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By: Lilian Chepkoech
A Baringo man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing his father with an arrow during a land dispute. The sentence followed a plea bargain that took nearly six years to conclude.
A Kenyan woman has been charged with allegedly obtaining Sh145,000 from a nurse after promising to help her secure a nursing job in Qatar. She denies the charge and was granted Sh70,000 bail
By: Lilian Chepkoech
Florence Nyagah was allegedly stabbed to death inside the home she shared with Daniel Mburu Macharia along Lumumba Drive in Kasarani.
The High Court in Kisii has set free a man who spent more than a year in prison for hurling a bottle of alcohol at a moving passenger vehicle.
Utawala, and the insidious predator network quietly hunting in the shadows.
By: Lilian Chepkoech
By: Lilian Chepkoech
Kenya’s diversion system offers alternatives to prosecution for eligible petty offences, aiming to reduce court backlogs, prison congestion and the lasting impact of minor criminal cases.
By: Lilian Chepkoech
Senior Principal Magistrate E.M.M. Wamae granted detectives from Kasarani 21 days to detain the suspects while investigations continue into an alleged criminal syndicate that used police knowledge and tactics to target members of the public across Nairobi and Central Kenya.
By: Lilian Chepkoech
Two men have denied charges after police allegedly uncovered 39 cannabis plants worth Sh10,000 along the Nairobi River in Kariobangi North, following a tip-off from concerned residents
