Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has announced progress in the government's efforts to stop Margaret Nduta's looming execution in Vietnam.
Mudavadi, who spoke during a joint press briefing with the Netherlands Foreign Affairs Minister Caspar Veldkamp in Nairobi, on Wednesday, March 19, said his ministry was in constant communication with the Vietnamese government for a possible withdrawal of the execution.
Addressing the journalists, the CS revealed that the government had since received documents on Nduta's charges from Vietnam but maintained that they were yet to receive final feedback on the matter.
While acknowledging the complexity of Nduta's case, the former Vice President expressed hope in the efforts to stop the victim's execution in a foreign nation.
