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The High Court has permitted Philip Aroko, the main suspect in Ong’ondo Were’s murder, to withdraw his habeas corpus application. He will remain in custody as earlier directed by the magistrate's court. Separately, officers accused of Baby Pendo's murder have been barred from visiting crime scenes as part of tightened bail conditions.
COURT ALLOWS WITHDRAWAL OF AROKO'S HABEAS CORPUS BID
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