The couple's marriage hit the rocks in 1987, and Mr Njuguna left his matrimonial home as a result. The court noted that the marriage between the two had come to an end and was only valid on paper. ALSO READ: The rise of Kenya's matrimonial property sharing lawFIVE PROPERTIESIn the division of property case, Ms Wangui wanted five properties - one in Nyahururu, three in Bahati-Kabatini and another one in Donholm. In the end, the judges ruled that Wangui had a legitimate claim to the properties the couple had generated together. The judges ruled that the case on the two properties could be re-opened in another suit.

Source: Standard Digital March 07, 2017 20:48 UTC