NAIROBI, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- The following are the news highlights in Kenyan media outlets on Tuesday.
--Illegal settlers in the controversial Mau forest started streaming out of the resource yesterday to avoid a major confrontation with law enforcement officers deployed to execute an eviction order.
The movement came as Kenya Forest Service (KFS) officers arrived at Sierra Leone, Nkoben, Olpusimoru South areas ready to effect the order as they await maturity of a 60-day notice that expires in October. (Daily Nation)
--More than 1,000 corruption cases could collapse following a court order outlawing secret search warrants during investigations, prosecutors have told top judges.
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Noordin Haji and Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) boss Twalib Mbarak yesterday challenged the court of appeal's verdict at the Supreme Court, arguing it undermined the State's case in 1,036 graft cases. (Standard)
--The Kenya National Union of Teachers has said embattled Secretary General Wilson Sossion will be locked out of office despite a court order reinstating him yesterday. Sossion was removed from his position on Friday after weeks of acrimony that culminated in national executive council meeting. (Star) Enditem
