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Parties encouraged to make use of alternate dispute resolution mechanisms

PCEA retired moderator Rev David Gathanju(right) Esther Wanjiru, Peter Mwangi and Stephen Muhoro at the dock at Kiambu Law Courts .The five were charged with conspiracy from the church.PHOTO BY KAMAU MAICHUHIE.

The case in which former Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) moderator David Gathanju and four others are charged with stealing Sh39 million will start on January 18.

This is after a bid to have the matter settled out of court through alternative dispute resolution mechanism flopped.

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