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Why Has The Murder Case Against Safaricom’s Sylvia Mulinge Stopped?

About 1st February 2015, a young girl, Mary Kusa Etale from Kibera plays by the roadside on the new Southern By-pass, enjoying her life as a child should. A Toyota Prado registration number KBU 483M driven by a drunk Safaricom Executive Sylvia Wairimu Njuguna aka Sylvia Wairimu Mulinge staggers along the road, ‘gari i

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Why Has The Murder Case Against Safaricom’s Sylvia Mulinge Stopped?

About 1st February 2015, a young girl, Mary Kusa Etale from Kibera plays by the roadside on the new Southern By-pass, enjoying her life as a child should. A Toyota Prado registration number KBU 483M driven by a drunk Safaricom Executive Sylvia Wairimu Njuguna aka Sylvia Wairimu Mulinge staggers along the road, ‘gari inajua nyumbani’ style. The car ploughs into the child, she is injured badly and later succumbs to her injuries. Court documents, miscellaneous application NO 651 OF 2017, two years after the accident, where the murderer is trying to ‘outwit’ the long arm of the law, has a line that states that the driver now Safaricom’s Chief Customer Officer should be ‘charged with causing death by dangerous driving contrary to section 46 of the...

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