Kenyan Newspapers Review: Kenyan Man Who Denied Siring Child Ordered to Pay Maintenance 10 Years Later – Tuko.co.ke
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On Wednesday, October 12, the national dailies widely reported on the Azimio leader's onslaught against President William Ruto over the delay in delivering his campaign promises.
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The papers also reported about the national exams, which will commence on November 28, 2022.
This daily reports that a Kenyan doctor who had denied siring a 10-year-old child has been ordered to pay maintenance and half of the school fees.
The case, which has been dragging in court for 10 years, culminated in the High Court's ruling, which asked him to pay the child maintenance after a first DNA test showed he was the father.
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The mother of the child had alleged that the doctor was her baby's father, but the man vehemently denied it, insisting the child was sired by his colleague.
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When the first DNA was done, which proved he is the father, he demanded another test.
Justice Teresiah Matheka regretted the case had dragged in court for a decade, yet the minor's welfare was at stake.
This publication reports that the national examinations will kick off on November 28, 2022, and marking will follow immediately.
This was according to a statement by Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha, who said the results will be released by January 23, 2023.
While speaking at Kerugoya Catholic Church Grounds, Magoha urged teachers marking the examinations to put their best foot forward, further promising they will be paid on time.
Magoha, in what seemed like his farewell message, also lauded President William Ruto for forming a task force to review the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) instead of scrapping it off entirely.
This newspaper reports that Milimani Chief Magistrate Lawrence Mugambi granted former National Assembly majority leader Amos Kimunya bail over KSh 60 million land fraud case.
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Kimunya was released on KSh 700,000 cash bail after he appeared before the Anti-Corruption Court in Milimani on Tuesday, October 11.
Kimunya's co-accused Lilian Wangiri and Junghae Wainaina were released on KSh 1m cash bail each.
The magistrate directed the ex-Kipipiri MP and his co-accused to appear before Senior Principal Magistrate Peter Ooko on October 31, 2022, for directions on how they tender their defence.
In the People Daily, President William Ruto graced the opening of the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) Market Place.
Ruto said the stock market is significant in revamping Kenya's economy, urging small business owners to take advantage of the trading.
He urged Kenyans, especially mama mbogas and boda boda operators embrace the culture of savings and engage in the stock market.
The president said the stock market was significant in revamping the country's economy in the future.
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