A Nairobi milimani court released software developer Rose Njeri on a personal bond of Sh100,000.
Njeri was arrested on May 30, over allegations of cybercrime linked to a platform she created to support public participation in the 2025 Finance Bill.
Magistrate Geoffrey Onsarigo granted the software developer personal bond pending ruling to determine whether she will answer to charges related to alleged cybercrime offences on June 20.
Njeri is accused of unauthorized interference with computer systems after developing an online platform—https://civic-email.vercel.app—that enabled citizens to send email memorandums to the Finance Committee of the National Assembly.
According to the prosecution, the platform allegedly generated mass emails that disrupted the normal operations of parliamentary communication systems.
Njeri through her lawyers Emeritus Chief Justice David Maraga, Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, Dr. John Khaminwa and Eric Muriuki, argued that the charges are defective and unconstitutional
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