Dzuya Walter
952 Articles
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Supreme Court declines to hear lawyer from Ahmednasir's firm, says ban still effective
In a January 2024 ruling, all judges of the Supreme Court recused themselves from hearing any case involving the firm or its representatives.
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LSK official testifies in Brian Mwenda's impersonation case
Vivian Mosuna told the court about an incident that occurred on September 22, 2023.
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Cop Shakur charged with publishing false information, released on Ksh.50K bail
Appearing before magistrate Gilbert Shikwe, Shakur was charged with publishing false information.
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Khalif Kairo arraigned for allegedly defrauding clients in vehicle import deal
According to court documents obtained by Citizen.Digital, Kairo is accused of deceiving Jeff Kyule Munane between July 10 and July 29, 2024, in Westlands, Nairobi. In another incident, the businessman is accused of obtaining Ksh.2.9 million from Dona Ayalo Okoth 'through a fraudulent trick,' cl...
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Relief for Sonko as court acquits him in Ksh.20M graft case, again
Magistrate Charles Ondieki ruled that the prosecution had filed duplicate charges of conspiracy to commit corruption against Sonko and his co-accused Antony Ombok, which he found to be ambiguous.
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Royal Credit wants IRA to rectify irregularity in Directline Assurance shareholding
The company says IRA cannot delegate these duties to other government agencies, as it has the duty of correcting through the right channels any circumstance that comes to its knowledge.
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Court bars Maina Muturi from acting as KMSF Chairman pending case hearing
Senior Principal Magistrate A. Nyoike granted the orders following an application by Kahumbura and other KMSF directors.
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Court bars Maina Muturi from acting as Kenya Motor Sports Federation Chair
Senior Principal Magistrate A. Nyoike granted the orders following an application by Kahumbura and other KMSF directors.
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High Court declares new university funding model unconstitutional
The court further said that it's the government’s responsibility to fund public universities, adding that passing the responsibility to parents is a violation of the Constitution, adding that legitimate expectation was violated.
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Private detective Jane Mugo acquitted in threatening to kill case
The court determined that the the prosecution had failed to prove its case against the controversial spy.