The Attorney General, through state counsel Munene Wanjohi, confirmed that the parties were negotiating.
Jomo argued that the decision to withdraw his firearms was made without following the process set out in the Firearms Act.
Attorney General and retired President Uhuru Kenyatta's son Jomo are seeking an out-of-court settlement in a firearm’s license dispute.
Appearing before High Court judge Jairus Ngaah, Jomo, through his lawyer Fred Ngatia, informed the court that he was negotiating with the government to settle the matter.
