Fatal Arrest is a play that revolves around the state of African politics. The play is set in Kiringiti, a fictitious African state. The nation is characterized by a barbaric rule and tribal bigotry where ignorant masses are treated to malicious treachery whilst being treated to dictatorship and weary games of using their tribal numbers to keep their oppressors ever in power. Most astonishing is the inhumanity that comes with the greed for power that has gripped some of the hearts of some of Kiringiti's ledger's hearts. So powerful is it that they are ready to wipe out any obstacle that comes between them and their machinations for power. Is there light at the end of the tunnel for Kiringiti? Or have the despots succeeded in arresting it for good? The arrest of the opposition leader, the only remaining flicker of hope for Kiringiti, will it be fatal for Kiringiti or for the perpetrators? Though the play is dealing with a political topic, the playwright has cleverly roped in other pertinent thematic issues that ail the contemporary society like unfaithfulness and many more. Read this fast paced play that mixes humour with heart pounding drama and mouth gaping ironic twists that characterise this ever shocking life!