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Woman recounts pain of gang rape when pregnant

Despite the pain, the court case collapsed as Akoth was unable to identify the assailants

Betha Akoth, 45, a freelance community health officer, gets emotional as she recounts events of the night of May 15 and 16, 2006, at her home in Kabachia, Nakuru County.

On the fateful night, she was happy as her husband John Wanyama had just been discharged from hospital where he was rushed after a road accident.

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