Mutuse urged the DPP to gazette EACC lawyers as special prosecutors, allowing them to manage corruption cases from investigation to prosecution.

The Deputy President highlighted the importance of institutional autonomy in ensuring fair and impartial justice.

The case will be mentioned on October 22, 2024, to confirm whether the DPP has complied with the court's directive.

Kebaso is facing charges of cyber harassment, contrary to Section 27 of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Act of 2018.

DPP also noted that a separate inquiry file should be opened for possible money laundering and financial crimes.

The ODPP further directed that the case file be closed and the parties pursue civil remedy to solve the dispute.

According to EACC, its investigations revealed that six companies were awarded a total of 60 contracts, receiving payments amounting to Sh2.2 billion.

The two bodies called for EACC to be granted prosecutorial powers which they said would streamline the prosecution process and ensure a more cohesive...

The judge said the task of analysing the evidence adduced in a case and finally pronouncing whether the accused person is guilty or innocent, belongs...