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Questions over paternity tests at Government Chemist

Grace, a small-scale trader in Nairobi’s Githurai area, is bitter with the Government Chemist.

Her initial paternity tests at the Government Chemist on September 7, 2012, as ordered by the Children’s Court, showed that her former boyfriend was not the biological father of her baby. The man, a senior official of the Kenya Revenue Authority in Nairobi, had declined to support the child, claiming he was not the father.

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