An Anti-Corruption Court in Nairobi has finally allowed the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) Mr. Noordin Haji to withdraw a graft case against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

Mr Gachagua, who has been in office for the last two months, faced a Sh7.3 billion graft case.
He was accused alongside nine others.

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However, this does not mean that they are off the hook yet. Magistrate Victor Wakumile said that if the investigators get new evidence, they risk being re-arrested.

“This court has also recommended the enactment of a law to establish office of a pre-trial judge to be checking on whether there is sufficient evidence before any accused person is arraigned in court,” the Magistrate said.

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On October 31, 2022, Mr. Haji said that he was under immense pressure from former Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) George Kinoti will be prosecuted if he broke any law.

Speaking on KTN News, Mr. Haji said that he should not be spared if found to have broken any law.
“George (Kinoti) was a colleague and I do not want to take advantage of the situation, but if the law was broken, that person will face the law, even if it is me,” he said.
In an affidavit dated Saturday, October 15, a lead detective claimed Mr. Kinoti directed cops to ‘frame’ Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in an Sh200 million graft case.

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The detective alleged that Kinoti directed the team to act promptly to ensure Rigathi was arrested and charged despite the lack of satisfactory evidence.
“Due to pressure from our boss, we were not able to cover crucial areas of the investigations that would have shed some light on the case,” he said in an affidavit.

The officer said that while the investigations were ongoing, the former DCI boss Mr. Kinoti directed the officers to make recommendations and file the documents to the office of the DPP.
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