Haina haja ya kupima , mwanamke umemkuta si bikra sasa DNA ya nn , apo ni kutafuta Kabuli au majengo ya selikali
yap wewe mwenyewe unaweza usione haja ya kufanya hivyo,
Ila sheria inaruhusu mtu mwingine kuweza kuomba afanye dna test kama anauhakika yeye ndio kazaa na huyo mke wako.
Hivyo ni baadhi ya vifungu vya sheria ya mtoto
"34 .-(1) The following persons may apply to a court for an order to confirm the parentage of a child -
(a) the child;
(b) the parent of a child;
(c) the guardian of a child;
(d) a social welfare officer; or Evidence of parentage
(e) with a special leave of the court, any other interested person.
(2) The application to the court may be made·
(a) before the child is born;
(b) after the death of the father or mother of a child;
(c) before a child is eighteen years of age or with special leave of the court, after the child has attained eighteen years.
35. The following shall be considered by a court as evidence of parentage -
(a) any marriage performed in accordance with the Law of Marriage Act;
(b) the name of the parent entered in the Register of Births kept by the Registrar-General;
(c) performance of customary ceremony by the father of the child;
(d) public acknowledgment of parentage; or
(e) DNA results.
36.-(1) The court may order the alleged parent to submit to a medical test and shall, on the basis of the evidence before it, make such order as it considers appropriate.
(2) Without prejudice to subsections
(1), where the evidence of a mother or independent evidence cannot be corroborated by other evidence available to the satisfaction of the court, the court may, upon request or suo moto, order DNA test to be conducted for the purpose of proving the biological father of the child.
(3) The court shall determine and make an order as to the party who shall bear the costs associated with the DNA test.
(4) Where the court has made an order on a biological father, such biological father shall assume the responsibility to the child in the same manner as may be in respect of a child born in wedlock and the child shall, subject to religious belief of the biological father, have such other rights devolving from the parent including a right to be an heir."