Deputy headteacher convicted of abusing boys, exposing them to pornography
Witnesses—boys aged between 14 and 17—testified that the accused repeatedly abused them within classrooms, showing them pornographic content on his phone and touching their private parts. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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A Busia Deputy Headteacher in Kenya has been convicted of committing indecent acts against male pupils, including exposing them to pornography and engaging in sexually suggestive conversations during school hours. The conviction followed charges filed by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP).
- Convicted on five counts: four for committing indecent acts with minors and one for promoting sexual offenses.
- The accused served at a primary school in Malaba.
- Witnesses, boys aged between 14 and 17, testified to repeated abuse within classrooms.
- Forensic analysis confirmed pornographic material on the teacher’s phone.
- The court dismissed claims of witness coaching and institutional bias, emphasizing independent judicial findings based on evidence.
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