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From left, Principal Secretary Ministry of East Africa Community Susan Jemtai Koech, Principal Secretary National Treasury Kamau Thugge, and Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury Henry Kiplagat Rotich appear with other suspects accused of corruption, at the Mililani law court in Nairobi, Tuesday, July 23, 2019. Kenya’s finance minister Tuesday denied fraud-related charges over contracts for the construction of two dams in the country’s west. This is the first time a Kenyan finance minister has been charged while in office. Henry Rotich and 14 other officials appeared in court after spending the night in police custody. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)
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