November 3, 1999: The President stepped in to free jailed publisher Tony Gachoka (Centre) who promptly announced he would sue the government. Immediately after his release, Mr Gachoka said he would bring an action for wrongful detention and a mistrial and he went on to levy a string of accusations against the man who had set him free. Here, Mr. Gachoka during a press conference at Chester House after he was released from prison where he served seventy days. With him are his brother Peter Gachoka (left) and his wife Priscilla.
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