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The government will from now on cater for marriages between uniformed officers and their spouses, to help mitigate succession battles in the event of their death. Dorcas Rigathi, spouse to deputy president Rigathi Gachagua while presiding over the annual central Kenya uniformed services thanksgiving service in Nyeri, revealed to the officers that in order to protect their spouses from predatory relatives who inherit everything leaving the officers' immediate family destitute
Government plans to cater for marriages between uniformed officers and their spouses
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