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Originally published by Nation Counties
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July 23, 2026
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Off the hook: Senator Mandago's lucky day in court

Off the hook: Senator Mandago's lucky day in court

Mandago cleared of all charges relating to Uasin Gishu scholarships scandal...

✨ Key Highlights

Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago has been acquitted of all charges in the Sh1.1 billion overseas scholarships scandal. The Nakuru Senior Principal Magistrate ruled that the prosecution failed to prove its case.

  • Acquitted of conspiracy to misappropriate Sh1.1 billion.
  • Key person: Senator Jackson Mandago.
  • The court found no proof of a meeting of minds between Mandago and his two co-accused, Joshua Lelei and Meshack Rono, to misappropriate funds.

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