I don’t think the reporting will be live daily? Especially with the restrictions in place for witnesses.
I don't know, can't they report live (or at least daily) but names and identity must be protected? So there maybe gaps, such as Logan Mwangi's case.
There's going to be a lot of interest and relatives who will want to follow the case without being in court, in person.
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For anyone who hasn't followed one of these trials before, the trial will begin with prosecution and their opening speech on why they believe LL is guilty and what evidence they are going to produce to back up their case.
The prosecution case will likely take months.
Sometimes the first witnesses are those who will paint a picture of the type of person LL is. Prosecution will be focusing on her 'negative' traits. They will want to draw the attention away from the 'girl next door looks'.
Maybe, it will be suggested that she was a 'loner, obsessive etc' - but we don't know