Mercy Koskei is a journalist at NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including crime and justice, the judicial system, and family relationships, alongside topics in agriculture such as AgriTech, horticulture, and sustainable practices. 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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By: Mercy Koskei
For years, the viewpoint has been a familiar stopover for tourists travelling along the highways.
By: Mercy Koskei
CCTV footage captures the victim's final moments.
By: Mercy Koskei
She left home to prepare dinner. Hours later, Grace Ngarua,14, was found dead in a railway thicket.
By: Vitalis Kimutai, Mercy Koskei
KCB manager was buried in late-night ceremony on Friday.
By: Vitalis Kimutai, Mercy Koskei
KCB manager was buried in late-night ceremony on Friday.
By: Mercy Koskei
She left work on a motorcycle and was found dead nearly two weeks later.
She left work on a motorcycle and was found dead nearly two weeks later.
By: Mercy Koskei
Eight injured passengers were rushed to Londiani sub-County Hospital.
Nakuru-based textile firm MD says it won the contract on merit and disputes the Sh2.8 billion figure attached to the deal.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Government opened a 90-day window for foreign nationals to regularise their immigration status, work permits, business registration and licensing.
