At Lang’ata Barracks Mrs. Wilkista Oketch, mother of Hezekiah Ochuka, and his sister Mary Adhiambo arrived for the court-martial of the man accused of leading the 1982 coup attempt.
A year later, at Kamiti Prison, the final chapter was sealed.
When the hanging was done, the State handed over his clothes , the last earthly trace his son.
She received them quietly
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