Renowned Kenyan disc jockey Joseph Mwenda Munoru, also known as DJ Joe Mfalme, is expected to be brought to Kibera Law Courts today, Monday, April 8.
Joe Mfalme will appear in court for the second time today morning regarding allegations of an assault on Kabete Police Station detective, Felix Kelian.
Speaking on the matter, the entertainer who has been in custody for the past two weeks, through his manager, said they are expecting the results of the police investigation during the court session.
"The past 14 days have been tough, but your messages of solidarity and visits have kept the team going. DJ Joe Mfalme and the team will return to Kibera Court tomorrow, Monday, the 8th, to hear the investigation results," Innocent Bernd, the DJ's manager, said in a statement released Sunday evening.
He added, "The court proceedings will begin at nine in the morning. We will provide updates as soon as we conclude with the court tomorrow. Thank you for standing with the team."
Joe Mfalme's manager also didn't fail to send condolences to the family of the late Kelian.
"We want to express our sincere gratitude for your unwavering support and encouragement during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are still with the families and friends affected by the incident," Bernd said.
Joe Mfalme and his team were first brought to Kibera Court on March 25, 2024, regarding Felix Kelian's death allegations.
Then the court granted the police's request to detain the entertainer and six others for further investigation into the case.
Magistrate Margret Murage said the suspects would be detained for 14 days. The DCI had requested 21 days, but the court stated that 14 days would be sufficient.
The entertainer was detained at Muthangari Police Station along with Eric Gathua and Simon Wanjiru.
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