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State House Chief Mukhito ignores court order Redeploys Household staff

The development forced the Lawyer representing the victims, William Zapinga to ask the Court to commit Mukhito and the other officers to prison for not obeying a court order. However this is very unlikely. The Court might order other remedies rather than the extreme punishment of arresting government officials for such a trivial matter as staffing matters. State House Chief Mukhito ignores court order Redeploys Household staff: State House Chief Mukhito ignores court order Redeploys Household staff

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