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Kenya’s security system has been thrown into an unprecedented governance crisis, after the High Court has sentenced Acting Inspector General Gilbert Masengeli to six months in prison after being found guilty of contempt of court. With Masengeli being the most senior officer in the national police service, the police service is facing the irony of being headed by a convict with a heavy legal and moral burden to deal with. However, the court could waive the sentence if Masengeli presents himself before it within the next 7 days.
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Acting IG Masengeli sentenced to six months in prison over failure to adhere to court summons
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