The wife of an Islamic State (IS) terror group leader Mohammed Abdi Ali, who is linked to planning an anthrax attack in the country, has been charged with being a member of a terrorist group.
Nuseiba Mohammed Haji, also a medical student at Mubende Hospital in Uganda, was further charged with being in possession of articles connected with the commission of a terrorist act.
She faced a third charge of soliciting the commission of a terrorist act. She appeared before trial magistrate Joyce Gandani and denied the charges. The court will rule on whether to release her on bail on June 14.
A warrant of arrest was issued on May 3 for Nuseiba after her husband Ali, who studied at Kampala International University prior to returning to Kenya was arrested on April 29 at Wote County Hospital in Makueni.
The post Terrorist spouse charged appeared first on Mediamax Network Limited.