With all these cameras and all manner of technology now hovering over football, the former 'beautiful game', are assistant referees on the sidelines still relevant?
Dating your coworker is not a ground for termination. An employer has been ordered to pay Kshs 790,398.00 after dismissing an employee simply because he fell in love with a co-worker.
Dominic Mutuku Mulavu, a driver at World Vision Kenya for 12 years, was summarily dismissed in May 2024 for allegedly breaching the organizationβs Safeguarding Policy. The employer claimed he had engaged in a prohibited relationship with a βbeneficiary.β However, evidence showed that his partner, Mercy Kailu, was an independent businesswoman, not a beneficiary and that their three-year relationship was consensual and intended for marriage. The employer failed to prove otherwise.
The Court found the dismissal substantively unfair. While the disciplinary process met procedural standards, the employer had misapplied its own policy to a private and lawful relationship. Applying the reasonable responses test, the Judge held that no reasonable employer would terminate employment in such circumstances. Mulavu was awarded one monthβs salary in lieu of notice and eight monthsβ gross salary as compensation.
βNO KISS, NO MARRIAGE!β The High Court has redefined cruelty in marriage. Itβs not only about beatings, it includes emotional neglect, cold silence, denial of intimacy and living like strangers under one roof. A marriage without love, affection, and companionship is not a marriage at all.
In JKS v JGI, the Court said forcing people to stay where love has died is injustice. Marriage must be chosen every day, not endured like a prison sentence. Kenyaβs divorce law has officially shifted, duty alone canβt save a dead relationship.
Democracy doesn't work in Africa. You only end up with chaos, war, and even more dictators. As applied to Africa, democracy is a Rinse-Repeat cycle of dysfunction and stagnation. So, what then? I discuss further in the full video: https://t.co/VBAvWyyBHb. Perhaps you'll disagree. Share your thoughts!
Reacting to Amos Wekesa's weekend meltdown and attacks against me and others who merely shared opinions about the state of tourism in Uganda. When ego trumps reason, the conversation will always go south. The Tourism debate got hot. Here's a Recap π