Elderly inmates dominate illicit brewing cases at Vihiga prison

Elderly offenders aged over 80 years form a significant number of inmates at Vihiga Prison, with most of them serving sentences or awaiting case determination for offences related to illicit brewing, the Officer in Charge has revealed. Speaking to KNA during an interview at the facility, Officer in Charge Patrick Emojel said many elderly offenders…

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Elderly inmates dominate illicit brewing cases at Vihiga prison

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