Two suspects alleged to be behind assault of Albert Ojwang arraigned at Kibera Law Court on June 16, 2025/JAMES GICHIGITwo civilians alleged to have participated in the assault that led to the death of teacher Albert Ojwang have agreed to be held in custody for 14 days. Through their lawyer, Ezer Nguono, the suspects, namely Gin Ammitou and Collins Karani, did not object to the State’s request for extended detention when they were arraigned at the Kibera Law Courts on Monday. Nguono told the court the decision was made in the interest of the suspects’ safety. The State had filed…
Author: by JAMES GICHIGI
Gavel/FileThe High Court has given the green light for Parliament to proceed with the vetting of President William Ruto’s nominees to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Selection Panel. The court, however, issued conservatory orders stopping their gazettement and swearing-in. The decision follows a petition filed by activists Boniface Mwangi and Kelvin Roy Omondi, who challenged the legality of the selection process. Justice Lawrence Mugambi, who presided over the case on Thursday, ruled that while Parliament can continue with the vetting, the appointments cannot be finalised until the court resolves key constitutional questions. He noted that the issues raised…