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22Muthaiga Heights Fails to Stop View Point Homes’ 21-Storey Parklands Project
A Nairobi court has cleared the way for a controversial 21-storey apartment project in Parklands. The Environment and Land Court dismissed a...
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34Reyhan Petroleum Wins KSh634,000 After 7-Day Parking Deal Became 6 Years
For six years, two vehicles sat inside Reyhan Petroleum Limited’s yard, gathering dust and storage charges. What began as a simple parking...
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28Court Orders Cedarline, Directors to Pay Gulf African Bank KSh18.86M in Trailer Fight
A truck crash in Tanzania has ended with a multimillion-shilling judgement against a Kenyan company. The High Court in Mombasa has ordered...
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41Court Awards KSh1 Million to Mombasa Pedestrian Hit by Consolbase Tanker at Zebra Crossing
For Mohamed Bakari Mwaruwaga, crossing the highway ended with a devastating collision and serious injuries. Four years later, the courts have finally...
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59Court Freezes Magoha’s KSh25M Kileleshwa Apartments Ahead of KCB’s KSh143M Auction
A KSh25 million apartment purchase has become entangled in a KSh143 million debt. Now, two Kileleshwa apartments sit frozen at the centre...
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45Kenyan Trader Beats India’s APEDA in Basmati Trademark Battle as Court Orders KSh1.22 Million Release
A decade-long legal battle over the coveted “Basmati” name has produced another victory for Krish Commodities Limited. The High Court has ordered...
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Court Orders View Power Communications, Warsame Abdi Aden to Pay Gulf African Bank KSh21.9 Million After Guarantee Fight
Selling a company may transfer its business, assets and management. But it does not necessarily transfer a personal guarantee given to its...
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Safaricom Wins Court Battle Against KSh1.2 Million-a-Month Manager Fired Over Data Allegations
For nearly seven years, the dismissal of former Safaricom executive Brian Njoroge Wamatu has remained entangled in criminal investigations, constitutional petitions and...
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43Court Slams TSC for Punishing Teachers Who Fled Mandera Terror Threats
For almost three years, Kenya’s courts have wrestled with a difficult constitutional question. Should teachers remain in classrooms when they genuinely believe...
