Two court staff in Eldoret and Nakuru in hot soup for soliciting and receiving bribes
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested two court staff in Eldoret and Nakuru for allegedly soliciting and receiving bribes.
The arrests were made in response to allegations of bribery within the court system in the two locations.
- The staff are alleged to have solicited and received bribes.
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- Possible prosecution of the arrested staff
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