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When will court act? Douglas Kanja dodges jail over roadblocks

The Standard Kenyan about 3 hours 1 mins read

The High Court has pardoned the Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja following the police barricading of roads in Nairobi during the second anniversary of the June 25 protests

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