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Court of Appeal President Daniel Musinga has denied knowledge of a person accused of purporting to have been sent by him to solicit a bribe to influence a case at the appellate court. Musinga said he had not known Anthony Manyara until he received a letter from the Chief Justice Martha Koome citing the claims against him. Ruth Wamboi reports.
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Court of Appeal President denies accusations of soliciting a bribe to influence a case
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