Deputy President William Ruto's former aide, Marianne Kitany, was again in court on Tuesday to give her testimony of her relationship with Senator Mithika Linturi.
This time around, she was accompanied by a nun.
Sr Leonida Cecilia Katunge King'ola was in court, not to offer divine intervention, but her legal services by representing Kitany.
Katunge cross-examined Kitany's mother, Rhoda, who testified about how she came to know Linturi.
She was gazetted on December 21 last year in compliance with provisions of Section 13 of the Advocates Act.
Katunge was among the 227 advocates to be admitted by Chief Justice David Maraga to the bar last Wednesday.
Who is Sr Katunge?
According to the Catholic News Agency for Africa, Katunge, 40, is the fourth born of nine children.
She was born in Yuuni village, Mbitini ward in Makueni county.
Katunge joined Sister of St Joseph archdiocese in 1997 and made her first vows on December 8, 2000, and solemn or perpetual vows on December 8, 2011.
She has studied philosophy, theology, and law.
Katunge is a lecturer at three institutes - Tangaza University, Chemichemi ya Uzima Institute and the CUEA.
Katunge completed her PhD in theology in 2013 from the University of Anselm in Italy.
In 2014, she joined the Catholic University of Eastern Africa School of Law to do a Bachelor's degree.
