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Retired judges to get over Sh65m in benefits

By Alphonce Shiundu | Jun. 17, 2016
Returning all Government property in their custody is a condition for the outgoing judges to access the millions in their retirement benefits. (Photo: George Njunge/Standard)

Chief Justice Willy Mutunga, his deputy Kalpana Rawal, and judge Philip Tunoi are assured of good financial packages as they exit the Judiciary.

The three will take home about Sh65 million in retirement benefits.

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