Eight Utumishi Girls Minors Plead Not Guilty to Murder Over Deadly School Fire
Eight Utumishi Girls School students have pleaded not guilty to murder charges over the deaths of 16 fellow students in an alleged arson attack that shocked the nation. The High Court has directed that the girls be referred to as "subject minors" throughout the proceedings and has barred the publication of any information that could identify them, citing child protection laws. In this video, we break down what transpired in court, the strict reporting orders issued by Justice Diana Kavedza, why the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions assigned senior homicide prosecutors to the case, and what happens next as one of Kenya's most closely watched murder trials gets underway. Stay tuned for the latest court updates and in-depth legal coverage. #UtumishiGirls #BreakingNews #KenyaNews #HighCourt #MurderTrial #CourtNews #Justice #ODPP #CrimeNews #ArsonCase #KenyaCourts #LegalNews #ChildProtection #TrendingKenya #CHNews
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