Duo eyes Sh1b for prosecution over Akasha death

Stojanovic Milan, a Serbian National, at Milimani Law courts in Nairobi on July 26 2016 where he is seeking orders together with a Kenyan, Jackson Waweru, to compel the Government to pay them a sum of Sh1billion as part of compensation for losses suffered, after they were wrongfully jailed for two years on suspicion that they were behind the murder of Kamaldin Akasha, the son of slain drug baron, Ibrahim Akasha. (PHOTO: DAVID NJAAGA/ STANDARD)

A Serbian national and a Mombasa businessman have moved to court seeking Sh1 billion compensation for an alleged illegal prosecution.

Stojanovic Milan and Jackson Waweru, in their court documents, claim they suffered losses after they were locked up for over 2 years on suspicion they murdered Kamaldin Akasha, the son of slain drug baron Ibrahim Akasha.