Veteran politician Jackson Kibor's second wife has filed an appeal against their divorce saying the grounds were improper. Chief magistrate Charles Obulutsa granted the divorce on October 6 on grounds including cruelty and "irreparable brokenness".
After the ruling that ended his 51-year marriage, the businessman and farmer said he can now "live longer". He had accused his wife of cruelty, desertion and interfering with his land at Kipkabus. The court agreed with him on all grounds except desertion, which his lawyers could not prove.
But Josephine has cited 18 grounds to oppose the decision by the lower court. In her memorandum of appeal served to Kibor's lawyers, she says there was no evidence of cruelty. She says Obulutsa made a mistake by taking into account her behavior on one particular day as a ground to nullify the marriage without considering why she acted that way.
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