like a woman scorned.

Anyone else following the proceedings of Kaitany, Linturi case. I would advise all men to watch it very carefully and take notes. In fact when it is all done someone should compile it into a series that all men who are about to get married should be required to watch.

Lesson: Women do not forget anything, wanakumbuka kila kitu in vivid detail.

Lesson: Women do not forget anything, wanakumbuka kila kitu in vivid detail.


Why worry that we remember everything if you are doing the right thing?Wouldn't those be good memories.


From the evidence,this pseudoman called Linturi is a conman of mapenzi.He prays on women who have money to maintain him.

That ka silly insult that he had not married her that she was a visitor in his home...........wacha tu!..........he will regret 10 times.

And going foward he will never get a serious woman to love him.......He can as well start looking for some room along Koinange street brothels.

Tooted tisa,kumi no he managed to land on the "Allinace High" airport.
Landing where "no.2" landed severally is no mean business.

This guy is an idiot. How did he get elected???

I just don't get why Mithika allowed the proceedings to be public.

There are enough problems on the personal side especially with kids getting such details from the media. Then politically, he's most likely done. His opponents are now collecting this info for use in the next polls.

Rarely would a man win in such an adverse divorce proceeding. This murume am sure he is embarrassed to the core. Everyone now knows he cannot rise to the occasion

After this saga, Rintuli should write a book titled "The spy who loved me". It will be a best seller.

I too am waiting but I don't expect much. Men don't remember anything. Did you listen to the minute details that Kaitany could remember and very eloquently describe about the house, the wedding etc. who was there who was not etc. It also helps that she has a very good lawyer in Danston Omari who I think would be an excellent screen writer for a movie. He has made her testimony into a show, concise and precise with accompanying documents, pictures and videos.

I guess the procedures on registering a customary marriage are clear. The burden of proof lies with Marianne.

QUOTE:
How to register a customary marriage in Kenya
Requirements
For one to conduct a successful customary marriage registration in Kenya, you need the following documentation

Each party must bring one passport photo
Each party must have a birth certificate or documentation declaring age of both
Each applicant must have Identification documents
Each of the parties must present a certificate or letter of identification from their country of origin (For Kenyans only)
In case of foreign citizens, they must submit in addition to the above a written application for an exclusive marriage license valid visa and a copy of their passports.
Procedure

Step One: The two individuals willing to enter a marriage contract must take part in the critical customary rites depending on their Kenyan communities.

Step Two: After the customary rites, they must notify the registrar within 90-day period of their intention to register their union. This notification completes with Form CM1 that attracts a fee of KSh 600.

Step Three: The registrar then puts up a fourteen-day notice inviting objections from parties that may be disputing the union.

Step Four: In the event of objections, claimed are received, heard and determined.

Step Five: If no objectives or objections are arising have been handled, the Registrar will then issue the parties with an acknowledgment certificate also known as Form CM2 that attracts an additional KSh 600 fee.

Step Six: The two individuals must then apply for registration of their marriage using Form CM3 and must attach a copy of the acknowledgment certificate they got from the registrar in step five. Form CM3 attracts a fee of KSh 2500 and KSh 200.

Step seven; This is the final step whereby after the Registrar is satisfied with the application and having done the relevant investigations issues a marriage certificate.

Because of the new Marriage Act that implemented on 1st August 2017, parties married before the given date and willing to apply for a marriage certificate must fill form CM8 as well as attach a letter of confirmation from their local chief where the marriage ceremony occurred. The process will attract a fee of KSh 3900.