This archive report was first published on 8 May 2020.
On May 8, 2020, a Nakuru court made headlines by acquitting Joshua Waiganjo of impersonation charges. Waiganjo, who allegedly posed as an assistant police commander, had been facing trial for his actions.
According to reports, Waiganjo's acquittal was met with surprise, given the severity of the allegations against him. However, the court ultimately decided in his favor, releasing him from custody.
The acquittal has sparked debate about the effectiveness of the justice system in Kenya. While some have praised the court's decision, others have expressed concern that Waiganjo's actions may have compromised national security.
