Bondo court frees 17 youths suspected to have caused violence during NuPEA public engagement

A magistrate court sitting in Bondo town, has released 17 youths on Sh15,000 cash bail following their arrest over the violent disruption of a nuclear power plant public hearing in Central Sakwa.

Police said the suspects were picked up at Ka’John, Lenya and Nango trading centers a day after the incident.

Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti rejected prosecution requests to detain them for terrorism probes, directing them to report to the DCIO as investigations conclude.

Bertilla Nyanchama
Bertilla Nyanchama
Bertila Nyanchama is a budding journalist and writer pursuing Mass Communication at Mount Kenya University. She is Corresponding for Kondele News and is passionate about storytelling, news reporting, and sports production. Bertila writes on a wide range of topics, including community development, education, health, governance, environment, and social affairs, with a commitment to informing and empowering audiences through impactful journalism.

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