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Imperial, Dubai Bank collapse cases to remain in the headlines

From left: Zulfikar Jessa, Nasir Jessa, James Kaburu and Naeem Shah in court on March 23, 2015 where they were charged with conspiracy to steal Sh29 billion through an irregular overdraft disbursement scheme at Imperial Bank. PHOTO | FILE

Some of the high profile corporate and corruption cases that kept the Judiciary busy in 2016 are expected to continue making headlines this year.

The Judiciary is expected to conclude a number of trials involving theft of public funds, while corporate fraud cases such as the Dubai Bank and Imperial Bank collapses could take longer to resolve.

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