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[📹 Lawrence Chatton]
🚨 BREAKING: NOT EVERY EMBARRASSMENT IS DEFAMATION - THE COURT OF APPEAL RULES 🚨
This judgment is for every Kenyan who has ever said, “They ruined my name, I must sue.” In Jean Njeri Kamau v ActionAid International & Others, a former senior employee went to court claiming her reputation had been destroyed after internal audit reports and board minutes found their way to a public interview panel and later the media. She said confidential information was exposed, her name dragged through the mud, and her career damaged. She sued for defamation, breach of confidentiality, and heavy damages. The High Court dismissed her case. She appealed, convinced the Court of Appeal would see it differently. It didn’t.
The Court of Appeal broke it down in simple terms. First, it said confidentiality clauses are not magic blankets. If an agreement says “the terms of this agreement are confidential,” it protects only those terms, not every document, meeting, or dispute that existed before. Second, the court said defamation is not about feelings or public embarrassment. You must point to the exact words that were defamatory, prove they were published, and show real injury. The court refused to go hunting through documents to invent defamatory statements on someone’s behalf. Even more telling, the judges noted that despite all the noise, the appellant still ranked second in the interview process. So where was the actual damage?
This decision resets expectations across Kenya. It tells everyone that courts are not places to heal wounded pride. Not every leak gives you a lawsuit. Not every uncomfortable truth is defamation. Confidentiality must be clearly written, clearly breached, and clearly enforceable. And defamation must be proved, not assumed. This ruling protects free processes, honest assessments, and institutions from being bullied through litigation. It is a wake-up call: reputations are defended by facts, not outrage. Courts will only intervene where the law, not emotions, has truly been crossed.
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The REAL secret weapon in baseball isn’t what you think… ⚾️🧠
Young players always say:
“Velocity. Exit velo. Dingers. Speed. Nasty breaking stuff.”
Sure, those help. But the TRUE separator between good and GREAT? What’s happening between the ears. Grit. Perseverance. Calm in chaos. Spotting opponent weaknesses. Mental clarity under pressure.
The mind is the ultimate weapon.
Train it harder than your body.
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#BaseballMindset #MentalGame
Akor Adams shows appreciation to the Congo fan Michel Nkuka Mboladinga known as Lumumba Vea who was mocked by Algerian player Mohamed Amoura after the DR Congo vs Algeria AFCON match.
Let’s make this the most liked picture this week! ❤️🇳🇬🇨🇩
Happening live in 𝐺𝐻𝐴𝑁𝐴🇬🇭 .
Ghanians are hurrying to secure spots in one of the 8 arks built by Prophet Eboh Noah, who claims God revealed that the world will end tomorrow, December 25th, by flooding, and only those in his ark will be saved.
Ancient Egyptians themselves portrayed Nubians distinctly, see my photos, proving they recognized clear differences between their own North-African identity and sub-Saharan groups. Genetic studies from the Max Planck Institute further drive the point home: mummies from Nefertiti’s era show ancestry linked to North Africa, the Near East, and the Mediterranean, with far less sub-Saharan admixture than modern Egyptians. Egyptian civilization was created by indigenous North Africans, not by West African migrants, and there is zero genetic, archaeological, or artistic evidence to claim otherwise.