FILE PHOTO: Kenya's National Youth Service director Richard Ndubai and his deputy director Sammy Michuki are handcuffed in the dock inside the Mililani Law Courts where they were charged among other government officials amid an investigation into the theft of public funds, in Nairobi, Kenya May 29, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya/File Photo
NAIROBI (Reuters) - More than 40 suspects in a $100 million (£75.9 million) Kenyan graft case, including state workers and business people, were given bail on Tuesday.
The 43 suspects were arrested in late May during investigations into money lost at the government-run National Youth Service training scheme.
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