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The twin brothers were missing in court on Tuesday, February 8, when they were charged with several counts of assault and malicious damage to property.
On Tuesday, Kepple Africa Ventures said it was cutting all ties with Kenya's Wapi Pay, co-founded by Paul Ndichu and his twin brother, Edward.
Public prosecutor wants investigators to cover at least 10 key areas in their probe. The twin brothers are accused of assaulting two sisters.
Two women who were reportedly assaulted by the Ndichu twin brothers in the viral video have finally taken action.