A woman accused of obtaining KSh2.1 million through alleged fraudulent means has been formally charged before the Makadara Law Courts, where she denied the allegations and pleaded not guilty.

Christine Wanjiru appeared before the court to face the fraud charges and maintained her innocence as the matter entered the judicial process. The prosecution has accused her of obtaining the KSh2.1 million through fraudulent means, allegations that will now be subjected to scrutiny during the hearing of the case.

Following her plea, the court granted Wanjiru bond of KSh1 million or an alternative cash bail of KSh500,000. The conditions allow her to remain out of custody as she awaits the next stages of the proceedings.

The court scheduled the matter for mention on December 2, 2026, when the case is expected to come up for further directions. The hearing has subsequently been set for January 28, 2027.

During the hearing, the prosecution is expected to present evidence in support of the allegations and outline the circumstances surrounding the alleged KSh2.1 million fraud. The defence will have an opportunity to challenge the prosecution’s evidence and present its case as provided for under the law.