Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-10-16
A Kenyan court upheld the corruption convictions of former governor Waititu and his wife in a Sh588m graft case.
A Kenyan High Court upheld the corruption convictions of former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu and his wife. The court affirmed their 12-year sentences for money laundering related to a Sh588 million graft case.
This ruling represents a significant setback for Waititu, who had sought to overturn the initial verdict. The case highlights ongoing efforts to prosecute corruption among public officials in Kenya, with implications for political careers and public trust.
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Center: Kenyan center-leaning outlets report that a court has upheld the corruption convictions and sentences of Waititu and his wife, impacting their political standing.
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