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Ruto Pardons Ex-KEMRI Boss Jailed for 6 Years - Vimarsana News

Ruto Pardons Ex-KEMRI Boss Jailed for 6 Years

Attorney General Justin Muturi ratified the act.

RUTO does it again as he pardons his Kalenjin friend who was jailed for 6 years for stealing millions from KEMRI – Look! - Vimarsana News

RUTO does it again as he pardons his Kalenjin friend who was jailed for 6 years for stealing millions from KEMRI – Look!

Tuesday, July 25, 2023 - President William Ruto has pardoned former Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) director Davy Koech, who was sentenced to a 6-year jail term for fraudulently acquiring Ksh19.3 million. According to the Gazette Notice, Koech was among 37 individuals the Head of State pardoned under the Power of Mercy Act 2011 upon the recommendation of the…

Davy Koech: William Ruto Pardons Ex-KEMRI Boss Jailed for 6 Years over KSh 19.3m Graft Case - Vimarsana News

Davy Koech: William Ruto Pardons Ex-KEMRI Boss Jailed for 6 Years over KSh 19.3m Graft Case

Davy Koech was jailed in 2021 for six years with the option of paying a KSh 19.6 fine. President William Ruto pardoned him under the Power of Mercy Act 2011.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Ruto pardons former KEMRI boss Davy Koech from 6-year jail term - Vimarsana News

Ruto pardons former KEMRI boss Davy Koech from 6-year jail term

Former Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) Director Davy Koech is among 37 people pardoned by President Ruto in a gazette notice dated July 21, 2023.

Judge declines to review Kemri director's six-year jail ruling - Vimarsana News

Judge declines to review Kemri director's six-year jail ruling

Prof Koech wanted the court to review the decision of magistrate Victor Wakumile rendered in September 2021 arguing that it was faulty.