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February 27, 2026
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Bomet court slaps man with 50-year jail term and Ksh.50 million fine for bhang possession

Bomet court slaps man with 50-year jail term and Ksh.50 million fine for bhang possession

Bomet court slaps man with 50-year jail term and Ksh.50 million fine for bhang possession..

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A man in Bomet County has received a severe sentence for drug trafficking, being jailed for 50 years and fined Ksh. 50 million.

  • Possession and trafficking of 278 kilograms of cannabis.
  • Bernard Miyeiende Kerongo, the accused.
  • Intercepted on March 22, 2024, along the Bomet–Narok highway; fine acts as an alternative to an additional 5 years in prison.

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