National Youth Service (NYS) saga suspect Josephine Kabura was on Tuesday arraigned before the court to take fresh plea in money laundering charges relating to the scandal.
Kabura and entrepreneur Ben Gethi appeared before the court over claims of planning to move Sh90 million belonging to NYS into a K-Rep bank account belonging to one Patrick Ongola Onyango who was also charged.
She was charged alongside ten other suspects before Milimani Resident Magistrate Martha Mutuku.
According to the prosecution, the transfer of the money was in a bid to conceal the whereabouts of the Sh791 million stolen from NYS earlier.
It was said that the suspects reportedly did the same deliberately and were aware that the money was criminal proceeds, crimes committed between December 2014 and April 2015.
The prosecution said that the money was used to acquire vehicles, among them a Jeep Cherokee, a Range Rover, Land Cruiser and Toyota Prado, among other properties.
The group which was first charged in 2016 pleaded not guilty and were released on Sh300, 000 cash bail each, with only 9 of the 35 witnesses lined up to testify having testified.
They were arraigned in line with an added charge, considering that they were only facing 15 counts initially, with the prosecution further confirming that it will not be introducing new witnesses.