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Services at the Mombasa Law courts were halted for some minutes on Wednesday following a power outage that lasted roughly 20 minutes.
Magistrates were forced to cut short proceedings and prison officers were on high alert to ensure inmates who had been brought to court did not escape.
They kept watch over them in the dimly-lit rooms until power was restored.
Many questioned why there was no generator to ensure smooth operations of court proceedings.
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Joackim Bwana |
December 18th 2020 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
Outgoing Chief Justice David Maraga after receiving a farewell present in form of a chair by the Mombasa judiciary at Mombasa Law Courts in Mombasa County on Thursday 17th December 2020, for a farewell event organized by the Mombasa Law Courts in Mombasa County on Thursday 17th December 2020, for a farewell event organized by the Mombasa Law Courts. Looking on is his wife Yucabeth Nyaboke. [Kelvin Karani, Standard]
Unchecked corruption is capable of igniting chaos among Kenyans, outgoing Chief Justice David Maraga has said.
Speaking in Mombasa during a farewell visit to the Mombasa law courts, yesterday, Maraga urged the Judiciary to fight corruption without fear.