Mr Haji said on Tuesday that at Jersey Island, he will hold discussions with authorities on how billionaire Samuel Gichuru and former Cabinet minister Chris Okemo can be tried for allegedly stashing proceeds of corruption in the island. Investigators believe that when Mr Gichuru was the Kenya Power managing director and Mr Okemo a Finance minister, they deposited millions of shillings in Jersey, a tax haven. Mr Haji was asked on the progress of the matter on Tuesday during a luncheon with the Press Club organised by the Kenya Editor’s Guild in association with Transparency International. Mr Haji told the editors that the case is now at the Supreme Court where his office is fighting a decision blocking him from extraditing the two suspects. The matter of extradition is still at the Supreme Court,” said Mr Haji.

Source: Daily Nation March 26, 2019 14:03 UTC