Justice Mugambi directed the petitioners to serve their petition to the respondents – DCI and ODPP before the close of business on Friday, September 27, 2024.
DPP also noted that a separate inquiry file should be opened for possible money laundering and financial crimes.
The detective says most of the fraud cases under investigation were reported at DCI headquarters before they were referred to Kasarani DCI offices which is Pascaline's area of operation.
The judge further clarified that Wanjigi would not be required to take a plea during his court appearance scheduled for September 26, 2024.
He revealed that he had learned of a plan to press charges against three of his staff members, along with two MPs.
He emphasised that the government will not tolerate a repeat of the violence that erupted in June and July.
Most of the cases were reported at the Parklands Police Station in Westlands Sub-County and one at the Shauri Moyo Police Station in Kamukunji.
The Senate Committee had summoned Jepchirchir to appear before it, but she failed to show up leading to her being fined Sh500,000.
Yusuf was not under investigation for any offence or reported for any crime before his abduction around 8 pm.
The Authority has urged the public, business community, private sector, and donor community to be vigilant when engaging with non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Karua wondered why the focus was on convening with media leaders rather than identifying and addressing the officers who had attacked journalists during their coverage of the protests.
Kenyans were urged to conduct due diligence while looking for jobs abroad before falling victim to such fraudsters.
What began as a promising financial opportunity soon spiralled into a disaster, leading to significant losses and a personal crisis.
Masengeli has approved the deployment of Assistant Inspector General of Police Juma Mashua as the head of the Unit.
The two were arrested while in possession of a motor vehicle registration number KDC 883R, a black Toyota Prado.
Winfred Wandia Kisau is in custody at the Central police station in Nairobi where the DCI is investigating a case of conspiracy to commit murder contrary to section 224 of the Penal Code.
The two are, Amos Momanyi and Moses Ogembo, who were arrested in Pipeline estate in Embakasi on July 16 will be held at the Muthaiga police station for 28 days.
The leaders further expressed concerns about the events happening in the country, including the ongoing clampdown on protests, extra-judicial killings and abductions.
The reactions came after the Directorate of Criminal Investigations confirmed the arrest of the main suspect behind the killing of several women whose bodies were dumped in an abandoned quarry.
The dismembered bodies were all found wrapped in bags and stashed in sacks of assorted colours and tied with cords before being dumped into the garbage-filled quarry.