The law they say is sometimes harsh. Harsh in the sense that it at times lands hard even on people it shouldn’t land hard on.
Even at that, the law must be followed down to the latter. Kenya is a country governed by laws and as such any person who breaks the law must pay the final price.
Two Tanzanian beggers on Tuesday paid for breaking the law after a Narok Court ordered that they be deported for being in the Country illegally.
Samuel Paul Masanja and Margaret Yohana pleaded guilty on Tuesday before Narok resident magistrate Adeline Sisenda.
They were ordered to remain in custody until they are handed over to immigration officials.
The court was told that the two, who were beggars in Narok town, were in the country illegally to solicit for funds from well-wishers because they have disabilities.
“The culprits will remain in custody of the police until they are handed over to the immigration officials for deportation to their country,” ordered the magistrate.