"The Plaintiff was a lawful fare paying passenger aboard motor vehicle registration number..... when the 1st Defendant so negligently and unlawfully sped off while the Plaintiff was attempting to alight the motor vehicle....."
Maraga and Sifuna have been faulted for having modest homes and not using their positions to steal and build mansions. Maybe the problem is us, we deserve to be stolen from, we put too much pressure on our public servants to steal
My importation partner is leading me towards a very dark path.
What do you mean I just need 1m to drive my dream car - hiyo ingine nilipe pole pole.
That’s a very enticing deal.
Wait till you find out that we even have investment committees . Last year they brought the auditor who spent 3/4 of the AGM lecturing us about financial status. Another they auctioned an asset for someone who had defaulted on a loan.
Standard Chartered Bank Kenya plans to sell its Westlands headquarters by the end of 2026.
The bank will lease back part of the building as it continues shifting towards digital banking.
Britam has launched Bima ya Wafanyakazi, a medical insurance plan for domestic and informal workers starting from Sh336 per month.
The cover includes inpatient and outpatient care, maternity, dental, optical, annual health check-ups and last-expense benefits.
Another good day to push the protein/amino acid agenda. Let’s focus on a narrow band. ECDs - a devolved county function, what’s stopping your county from replicating what Kiambu including integrating local communities into supply chain and starting kitchen gardens?
Imagine!
For experts, what would it take to get eggs to 10 bob? And it’s ok to imagine, imagine 😅
Can public schools have a boiled egg day once a week? Why not?
On cost of feeds - does maize need to be 60 percent of the input? What about soy? Black soldier? Omena? Wheat pollard?
Kenyan supermarkets have won a court case against NEMA over plastic packaging rules.
The court said NEMA cannot punish supermarkets for products made by manufacturers.
[Instead, NEMA should deal directly with the companies that make or import the products].
DT Dobie, a company now in liquidation, has been ordered to pay Sh1.1 billion in customs duty after losing a tax dispute with KRA.
The decision comes after DT Dobie imported vehicle parts under a government promise that the tax would be settled later, but the law was never changed to exempt the imports