… Speaking during the meeting, Nairobi County Executive Committee Member for Mobility and Works Charles Kerich said the county had identified several accident-prone locations requiring urgent intervention. …
Nairobi County CEC Charles Kerich avoids jail as contempt orders set aside By Dzuya Walter July 16, 2026 02:33 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize Former Nairobi County Finance County Executiv …
Audio By VocalizeFormer Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich has been spared a three-month jail term after the High Court set aside contempt orders issued against him in a long-running Sh106 million legal fees dispute. …
NAIROBI, Kenya Jul 8 – The High Court has directed former Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich to surrender to authorities within three days to begin serving a three-month prison sentence after being found guilty of contempt of court. …
Nairobi Finance Executive Kerich sentenced to three months in jail for contempt
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Suspended Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich was yesterday ordered to immediately surrender to prison after the High Court declined to suspend his three-month jail term for contempt of court over unpaid Sh106.7 million in legal fees. …
Nairobi Finance boss Kerich handed three-month jail term for contempt By Dzuya Walter July 07, 2026 12:44 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize The High Court has ordered Nairobi County Finance …
Suspended Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich has been ordered to surrender to Industrial Area Remand Prison immediately after the High Court declined to suspend his three-month jail term for contempt of court over unpaid KSh106.7 million in legal fees. …
After spending weeks outside the country instead of surrendering to serve a court-ordered civil jail sentence, suspended Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich has returned to court for the fourth time seeking to halt his imprisonment. …
The inquiry into the whereabouts of Nairobi County Executive Committee Member for Finance Charles Kerich has taken another twist after reports emerged that he was away in the United States of America. …
The Nairobi County Government and National Police Service have launched a joint crackdown on dangerous road accident blackspots, with Adams Arcade identified as the capital's highest-priority location after recording seven fatalities and 21 serious crashes. The multi-agency initiative will begin with a pilot traffic enforcement operation in Kilimani before expanding to other accident-prone areas including Valley Road near CITAM footbridge, Prestige Shopping Mall, Ole Odume Road, Jamhuri Junctions, and Railway Golf Club entrance.
The Nairobi County Government and National Police Service have launched a joint crackdown on dangerous road accident blackspots, with Adams Arcade identified as the capital's highest-priority location after recording seven fatalities and 21 serious crashes. The multi-agency initiative will begin with a pilot traffic enforcement operation in Kilimani before expanding to other accident-prone areas including Valley Road near CITAM footbridge, Prestige Shopping Mall, Ole Odume Road, Jamhuri Junctions, and Railway Golf Club entrance.
Embattled Nairobi County Executive Member Charles Kerich returned to City Hall on Tuesday after being away for slightly over a month following his conviction for contempt of court and a three-month sentence.
Former Nairobi County Finance CEC Charles Kerich avoided a three-month jail term after the High Court set aside contempt orders in a Ksh.106 million legal fees dispute. The parties reached a settlement in which Kerich has paid Ksh.30 million to the law firm, with the balance to be cleared in instalments.
The High Court has set aside contempt orders against former Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich, sparing him a three-month jail term in a Sh106 million legal fees dispute after the parties reached a settlement agreement. Kerich has paid Sh30 million immediately to Kwengu & Company Advocates, with the balance to follow in instalments.
The High Court has directed former Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich to surrender within three days to serve a three-month prison sentence after being found guilty of contempt of court. The court rejected his lawyers' request to halt the sentence pending new applications in the matter.
The High Court declined to suspend a three-month jail term for suspended Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich, who was convicted of contempt of court over unpaid Sh106.7 million in legal fees. He was ordered to immediately surrender to prison.
The High Court has ordered Nairobi County Finance Executive Charles Kerich to surrender within three days to serve a three-month jail sentence after being found guilty of contempt of court. The court rejected his lawyers' application to suspend the sentence and directed him to present himself to authorities for committal to Industrial Area Prison.
Justice Francis Gikonyo of Milimani High Court has ordered suspended Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich to immediately surrender to Industrial Area Remand Prison to serve a three-month jail term for contempt of court over unpaid KSh106.7 million in legal fees, declining to suspend or set aside the sentence.
Suspended Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich, who spent weeks abroad instead of surrendering to serve a court-ordered civil jail sentence, returned to court for the fourth time claiming he is undergoing specialist treatment in the United States and is too ill to return to Kenya.
Charles Kerich, a Nairobi County Executive Committee Member for Finance who was convicted of contempt of court more than one month ago, has been missing in action, with reports now suggesting he was away in the United States of America.
Nairobi County Finance CECM Charles Kerich, suspended by Governor Sakaja and convicted of contempt of court in May 2026, failed to appear before the County Assembly Implementation Committee yesterday; his whereabouts remain unknown about a month after his conviction and three-month prison sentence for failing to settle a Sh106.7 million legal fee.
Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich's lawyer told the High Court on June 15, 2026, that his client was away on an official trip and working leave, contradicting reports that he was on the run, amid conflicting accounts over his whereabouts and employment status following a contempt conviction.
The Nairobi County Assembly has ordered the arrest of Finance CEC Charles Kerich after he failed to appear before the Committee on Implementation to discuss the 2026/2027 county budget. Kerich, who was suspended by Governor Johnson Sakaja following a conviction for contempt of court and a three-month prison sentence on May 19, 2026, has been missing, and the committee says his absence is blocking the budget preparation process.
High Court Judge Roselyne Aburili has recused herself from a petition challenging the eligibility of suspended Nairobi Finance CEC Charles Kerich to hold public office following a three-month contempt of court sentence over a Sh106.7 million debt, after the petitioner raised concerns about her impartiality.
Nairobi Governor Sakaja has suspended Charles Kerich, County Executive Committee Member for Finance and Development, and Patrick Analo, Urban Planning Chief Officer, following pressure over Kerich's recent three-month prison sentence. The suspensions have raised questions about whether the action is sufficient.
Nairobi Governor Sakaja has suspended Charles Kerich, County Executive Committee Member for Finance, and Patrick Analo, Urban Planning Chief Officer. Kerich was recently sentenced to three months in prison, prompting questions about why he has not been arrested despite mounting pressure on Sakaja to take action.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has suspended County Chief Officer for Urban Planning Patrick Analo following his arrest by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission over alleged corruption. The suspension comes after the anti-graft agency recovered approximately Ksh.65.3 million in cash from residences linked to the official during investigations into alleged irregular approval of building plans and suspected bribery.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has suspended Patrick Analo, Urban Planning Chief Officer, after his arrest in possession of Sh65 million at his residence, with the EACC recovering Sh51,300,000 and $113,000 plus documents suggesting disproportionate assets. Sakaja also suspended Finance County Executive Member Charles Kerich, who was recently sentenced to three months in prison for contempt over a Sh106 million debt.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is accused in court of aiding his Finance CEC Charles Kerich in fleeing to Dubai after Kerich was sentenced to three months in prison for contempt of court over the county's failure to pay Sh106.7 million owed to a law firm. A lawsuit filed at Milimani High Court seeks to have Sakaja cited for contempt and committed to civil jail.
A law firm has accused Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja in court of helping his Finance CEC Charles Kerich flee to Dubai to evade a three-month prison sentence for contempt of court. The lawsuit, filed at Milimani High Court on May 30, seeks to have Sakaja cited for contempt and committed to civil jail over allegations he facilitated Kerich's departure after the county failed to pay Sh106.7 million owed to the law firm.
A law firm has sued Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja in court, accusing him of aiding his Finance CEC Charles Kerich to flee to Dubai after Kerich was sentenced to three months in prison for contempt of court over the county's failure to settle a Sh106.7 million debt. Sakaja is being sought for citation for contempt of court and civil jail commitment for allegedly facilitating Kerich's departure from Kenya to evade the prison sentence.