College to hold inquiry into Kenyan bus crash

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Bethlehem College says an inquiry will determine the facts of what happened in a bus crash that killed four in Kenya.

Bethlehem College says an inquiry will determine the facts of what happened in a bus crash that killed four in Kenya.

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31/01/2013 10:42:05 a.m.

Marx wrote:

The boy should just relax and proceed with life.My experience,having lived in Kenya for over thirty years,is that the Kenyan Police will just ignore the case and consider it closed.It is election period and most likely they are busy with other things,and this may not be a priority,so they may not make contact immediately.They may make contact if someone opens a complaint with them on the matter,for instance the dead man's family,usually through an MP.Currently,there is no parliament until April. The dead included citizens of NZ,and the NZ government must be able to demand to know circumstances under which their citizens died abroad,and the people involved in the deaths punished. If investigations are done and it is found that it was the boy's fault,then under commonwealth law he can face the charges in New Zealand and punished in NZ,but will have to be in agreement with the Kenyan government.I do not see the Kenyans following it up,unless there is a complaint,pressure or suddenly prefer to reopen the case due to too much media coverage and want to be seen that they follow the law.