Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi has come out fighting over allegations of him being linked to fraudulent purchase of the Nairobi city cemetery. Mudavadi has distanced himself from one Newton Osiemo who is alleged to have been his pointman in the 283 million land deal. Speaking after three hours of grilling by the Kenya anti-corruption commission officers who came at his own request, he said he won’t step aside just yet, until the truth is established.
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