Kenyan man freed after spending 18 years on remand

A Kenyan man has been freed after spending 18 years on remand without trial accused of killing his neighbour.

Kenyan man freed after spending 18 years on remand
Sat, 23 Jun, 2001 - 18:00

A Kenyan man has been freed after spending 18 years on remand without trial accused of killing his neighbour.

Richard Wachira Wambugu was allowed to leave King'ong'o Prison in Nyeri on June 22 after prosecutors said they did not intend to charge him with murder.

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