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Why Evans Kidero is suing Boni Khalwale

Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero has given Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale three days to apologise for allegedly defaming him during a presidential function on Wednesday. Through his lawyer, Prof Tom Ojienda, the governor has asked Dr Khalwale to publish the apology in at least two newspapers of national circulation. “Our

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Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero has given Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale three days to apologise for allegedly defaming him during a presidential function on Wednesday. Through his lawyer, Prof Tom Ojienda, the governor has asked Dr Khalwale to publish the apology in at least two newspapers of national circulation. “Our client demands that you immediately and unconditionally prominently publish an apology to him in at least two leading newspapers of national circulation in the next three days of receipt of this letter,” Prof Ojienda says in a letter dated yesterday. It is addressed to Dr Khalwale and the Senate clerk. Prof Ojienda has told the senator that his client is also demanding that he immediately admit liability in the matter. Prof Ojienda...

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