Suspected cybercrime mastermind freed on bond

Albert Komen Kipkechem, facing a Sh100 million fraud charge, was released on a Sh5 million bond...

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A suspected cybercrime mastermind, Albert Komen Kipkechem, has been granted bond after being in custody for 21 days on charges of computer misuse and a Sh96million cybercrime fraud.

Kipkechem was admitted to bond of Sh5 million with one surety of similar amount.
The suspect, believed to be part of a syndicate, is accused of siphoning over Sh100 million from company accounts and a lender.
He reportedly possesses multiple identification documents, including eight national identity cards and a Congolese passport, raising concerns about him being a flight risk.

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