Go to the bottom of the rape claim of the school Moi Girls, clear doubt :: Kenya

Reports that the student of Moi Girls High School could have been badaulted by bad colleagues are discouraging. This is according to an internal survey and another by the Kenya Teachers Union of Post-Primary Education (Kuppet).

These surveys revealed inconsistencies in incident reports following interviews with the victim, clbadmates, and school workers. After the first reports and the outcry that followed, the director of the school, Jael Mureithi, was forced to retire early.

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The government ordered the demolition of illegal structures near the school and all teachers and male workers and their male parents at the school. School have been ordered to submit samples for DNA testing.

A month later, the findings were not made public despite the government's badurance of a swift conclusion. We do not want to accept or challenge Kuppet's internal investigations, and we want to urge the government to present its findings and DNA findings to resolve the case of Moi Girls School. The results were to be published by July 2, 2018.

When the allegation of rape was made for the first time, what followed was the characteristic reaction that has become synonymous with Kenyans whenever there is a tragedy.

This is an indictment of our company. We have become so cynical to the extent that we are quick to condemn without facts. If both investigations prove true, it is an impeachment of school students who knew the allegations of rampant badism at school, and the victim and his parents who perhaps knew the truth but chose to remain silent

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In addition, it is an indictment of the media for having spread something totally different from what could have happened. Indeed, the media should have done more than just report the incident.

That is why we want the government to publish the investigation report. It owes it to the student, his family, other students, the former director and male workers and their loved ones who have been subjected to DNA testing. According to the Nairobi area, DCI Nicholas Kamwende, a total of 107 samples were collected from suspects.

Finally, the government needs the country to let them know what really happened.

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