A senior judge whose academic qualifications were questioned by the JSC and termed as average has instructed his son, who is also a lawyer, to go back to school. The judge reportedly instructed his son who works in a parastatal under the Ministry of Education to enrol for a master’s degree so that in future, he is not humiliated like his dad was if he appears before the JSC. The old man has even offered to pay for his son's further studies whether locally or abroad!
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Some members of the civil society who had been camping at Education Minister Sam Ongeri’s office to put pressure on him to resign have reportedly opted out of the sit-in after their "financier" refused to raise their daily allowances from the current Sh200 to the Sh1,000 which they are demanding. The person serving as the intermediary between the protesters and their "financier" promised to review the issue and get back to them but failed to do so by yesterday.
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One of the newly appointed provincial police chiefs had two years ago refused to take up a similar promotion allegedly because he was afraid he would become the target of the then dreaded Mungiki gangs. The man seems to hold the same concerns and it is now not clear whether he will take up the promotion announced by Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere.
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A senior state counsel at the Kitale Law Courts has provoked the wrath of the public after he was involved in an accident with an old cyclist just outside the Bungoma Members Club. The lawman came out of his vehicle, scolded the old man — who was on the ground writhing in pain — for being careless. He did not bother to find out how badly injured the cyclist was. After giving him a piece of his mind, the lawman entered his car and drove off.
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