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Delayed justice: Mothers' long and painful quest for court award after sons disappeared

Eunice Kajaira whose son Brian Nzenze was abducted (Photo: Willis Awandu/Standard)

“We are just two strangers who met through the disappearance of our sons. We are now bonded by our pursuit for justice long after the court ruled that the state should pay us Sh5 million each.” That is how Sarah Muyera and Eunice Kajairo describe their friendship.

Every day, they hope someone will give them a clear brief on what happened to the money they were to be awarded, or if they will ever get it. 

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