Ferdinand Waititu Set to Walk Free After Latest Court Decision

The court reviewed his bail terms pending the hearing of his Ksh588 million graft case...

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Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu has been released from prison on a Ksh20 million bail. This follows a court review of his bail terms pending a Ksh588 million graft case.

Bail set at Ksh20 million cash, plus two sureties valued at Ksh30 million each.
The former Kiambu Governor, Ferdinand Waititu, was released on Thursday, March 5.
Waititu was previously convicted for failing to safeguard public funds, facing a Ksh53.5 million fine or 12 years in prison.

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