“We have made all the necessary arrangements to ensure that he is back in Kenya to face trial once he exceeds all his appeals in the UK,” Mr Haji told the Sunday Nation. The DPP revealed Mr Devani filed a case at the UK Supreme Court to stop his extradition to Kenya. The fugitive moved to the UK Supreme Court after the Court of Appeal, in a ruling in May, allowed his extradition. Mr Haji said that the efforts have already started to bear fruits. It provides training for prosecutors, judges and investigators in the areas of transnational crime such as human trafficking, trafficking in firearms, drug trafficking, money laundering, child pornography, internet crimes and corruption in various African countries.

Source: Daily Nation July 04, 2020 18:45 UTC