KEThe legal dispute over the burial of Rosemary Chemutai, former head of data protection at Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), concluded after her husband, Kevin Migwe Kimwatu, withdrew the case. Kimwatu admitted he would leave the matter to God, noting that his wife had already been buried. The court allowed the withdrawal of the lawsuit without any cost orders, ending the controversy surrounding her final rites. Chemutai was buried in Kericho County on Friday night, despite court orders requiring Kimwatu's involvement in the process. Her family, including her parents and sister, were unaware of the court order until after the burial took place. Kimwatu's lawyer stated that his client did not plan to challenge the burial or pursue legal action against the family or KCB officials.
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