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Nine Murang'a residents accused of malicious damage to property, water theft and reversing water meters to display false readings were charged at Kigumo High Court and were released on a cash bail of Sh1.2 million or a bond of similar amount.
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Nine charged with theft and vandalism of water metres in Murang'a
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