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Mumias East Member of Parliament Peter Kalerwa Salasya is out on bail after denying charges of hate speech. Salaysa, who spent the weekend in jail following his arrest on Friday, denied propagating hate speech on his social media account aimed at one community. Meanwhile, the Former Kirinyaga Deputy Governor, Peter Ndambiri and two others were charged with graft-related offences linked to irregular tenders during his tenure in 2018 and 2019. Details of stories from the courts in the scales of justice segment with Letuaa Debra.
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Mumias East MP Peter Salasya charged with hate speech offences
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