When Companies make decisions about where to put their investments, the dispute resolution regime in place is key because disputes arise all the time. The “Mambo Matatu, pack and go” approach where the President can just shut down your business is very bad for investment and consequently, job creation. It is why we in Linda Mwananchi insist on a return to the Rule of Law. Thats our Plan!
A report by KTN reveals that the four men who abducted Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich repeatedly questioned him about the stories published and aired by the media house, the nature of his work and influence within the organization, as well as the activities and guests of Standard Group CEO Chacha Muhita.
The interrogation extended to questions about who KANU Chairman Gideon Moi hosts at his Kabarak home, raising questions over whether the abduction was intended to intimidate Kiprotich over his journalism, obtain information about the media house or pursue an undisclosed personal or political motive.
😱WHAT⁉️CONSTITUTION ASIDE⁉️
Any regime that assumes it can "leave the Constitution aside" has completely lost the plot and rendered itself ILLEGITIMATE‼️ William Ruto and his gang of "wazee", who apparently enjoy rights that "vijana wadogo" like Edwin Sifuna do not, has exposed its absolutely LAWLESS mentality. No wonder they behave with such reckless impunity. August 10th, 2027 cannot arrive fast enough. These violators of OUR CONSTITUTION must be defeated at the ballot and then swiftly subjected to thorough investigation, prosecution and punishment as may be appropriate in each case.
🤬WILLIAM RUTO IS NOT RESPECTABLE‼️ #WANTAM #RutoMustGoToJail
The University of Nairobi has been ordered to pay a student Sh3 million for deleting her name from the graduation list on the morning of her ceremony, despite her being cleared, gowned, and seated at the rehearsal with her name on the chair.
Justice Mugambi ruled that Marceline Juma, who found out about her removal via WhatsApp, suffered a severe breach of her rights. The court awarded her Sh3 million plus Sh24,000 in special damages, ordered an apology within 30 days or the sum rises to Sh4 million and rejected UoN's defense because its internal remedies "existed only on paper."
The ruling reinforces three key constitutional principles. First, Article 47 requires fair administrative action, meaning organizations cannot penalize someone without prior notice and a hearing. Second, it protects legitimate expectation, holding that UoN could not arbitrarily revoke her graduation after officially clearing her. Third, the court ruled that forcing her to celebrate "nothing" before invited guests violated her dignity and freedom from degrading treatment under Articles 28 and 29.
The core lesson for any institution is that procedural fairness is mandatory, not optional. Skipping due process, ignoring communication, or making sudden unilateral decisions creates severe legal liabilities. Before taking any action that harms an individual's rights, organizations must provide notice, a hearing and a fair procedure.
“I want to ask the President: What have you done to deserve forgiveness? Kenyans are still struggling to find jobs, people are killing each other, and come 2027, you will still go home.”
#GenZManifesto