Former Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa at the Milimani Law Courts on November 30, 2021 where he was charged with four counts of fraud.
Photo credit: File | Dennis Onsongo | Nation Media Group
The celebrations are still on for his supporters, but I remain among the many who think that Mwendwa was ‘definitely’ or at least ‘probably’ guilty of the crimes he was charged with
This is a period when evidence against corrupt public servants is disappearing without a trace, and previously condemned thieves of public funds are free again
The trial may have mortally wounded Amina Mohamed’s legacy and set a bad precedent for the future, but it is done and dusted
You can’t keep a corrupt man down, can you? Earlier this week, the courts dismissed a Sh38 million theft case against Football Kenya Federation president Nick Mwendwa that had been filed by the Director of Public Prosecutions, Noordin Haji.
That verdict brought to an end a year-long trial that forced Mwendwa out of office in November 2021 by then Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed, and charged with corruption.
