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Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Directorate of Criminal Investigations boss Mohammed Amin have been ordered to appear in court on 30th January over the disappearance of four men in Mlolongo late last year. the orders followed Judge Chacha Mwita’s decision to throw out an application by the duo to suspend the orders seeking them to appear in court.
Blow to Kanja and DCI Amin as court declines to suspend appearance order in Mlolong abduction case
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