Man claiming to be George Saitoti’s son to pursue share of estate
- Mr James Njage wants to be recognised as a beneficiary of the late former Vice-President's estate.
- Mr Njage says he was never notified of the succession proceedings and did not participate in the process.
The hearing of a case filed by a man claiming to be a son of former Vice President George Saitoti and seeking a share of his estate has been pushed to next month.
The High Court set October 21 as the hearing date for the application by James Njage, who wants to be recognised as a beneficiary of the late politician’s estate. The matter had initially been scheduled for hearing on Thursday.
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14 years later: Man claiming to be George Saitoti’s son seeks share of estate
High Court has declined to certify his application as urgent.
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Daughter wins 15-year bid to save father’s inheritance
Riziki Mwinyi's case has brought into focus what happens when an heir dies before a parent’s estate is distributed.
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