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6 days ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
A real estate firm has lost property worth more than Sh28 million after the Environment and Land Court in Malindi uncovered that a fraudulent judgment, falsely attributed to a dead judge, was used to dispossess the original owner of the land before it was sold to the company. Justice Evans Makori declared that the transfer of the parcel of land known as Kilifi/Roka/308, registered on November 29, 2021 in favour of Inuka Africa Properties Ltd, is null and void.
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1 week ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
What you need to know:The phone reportedly contained videos and audio clips featuring extremist content. According to the prosecution, the material found on the phone promoted extremist ideologies. A mix-up in the make of a mobile phone recovered from a Tanzanian terror suspect, who has been in a Kenyan prison for the past four years, has won him freedom despite facing 18 counts of terrorism-related charges.
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1 week ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
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2 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
What you need to know:Whether or not you consented to this underpayment is irrelevant. Courts have previously ruled that parties in employment contracts cannot agree to an illegality, such as underpayment. Cases filed and determined in Mombasa courts by unfairly dismissed employees have exposed the exploitative terms imposed by some employers. When faced with legal challenges, these employers often argue that the employee agreed to the terms.
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3 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
When Isaac Kasim Jirow, alias Sokoro, applied for the position of chief officer for devolution, public service, and disaster management in Kilifi County, he had no idea that his application would also lead him to his tragic death. It all began in June 2017, when Jirow and his friend identified only as Abbas visited the office of Kilifi County Public Service Board Chairman James Mulewa, seeking assistance in securing the chief officer position.
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3 weeks ago | 
taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Brian Ocharo
Habari Mseto Pigo kwa mbakaji korti ikidumisha kifungo cha miaka 30 Na BRIAN OCHARO April 1st, 2025 Kusoma ni dakika: 1 MFUNGWA mmoja amepata pigo baada ya Mahakama Kuu kukataa kupitia upya kifungo cha miaka 30 alichopewa kwa kosa la ubakaji wa mtoto katika Kaunti ya Kilifi. Safari Kwicha alidai kuwa wahalifu wote wa makosa kama yake waliohukumiwa chini ya sheria za adhabu za chini zisizobadilika wanapaswa kuzingatiwa katika kupunguziwa adhabu zao.
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3 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
Kenya Muslims National Advisory Council (Kemnac) has urged President William Ruto to disband the five-member selection panel appointed to nominate candidates for the Muslim Endowment Fund (Waqf) Commission. Kemnac chairman, Sheikh Juma Ngao, on Monday criticised the panel appointed by Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor, arguing that it is unsuitable for the task.
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3 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
Controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie has marked his second anniversary in prison since the harrowing deaths of over 450 followers of the Good News International church in Shakahola forest were uncovered. Mackenzie was arrested in March 2023 after the discovery of shallow graves in the expansive Chakama Ranch, where the doomsday preacher and his followers had migrated as early as 2020.
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4 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
A witness in the Shakahola massacre case has told the court that controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie presided over the wedding of his parents before they later disappeared into the forest, never to be seen again. Mr Jimmy Mganga testified before the Mombasa court that the wedding took place when the Good News International (GNI) church leader had not yet adopted his radical beliefs and teachings. "He officiated our parents' wedding.
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4 weeks ago | 
nation.africa | Brian Ocharo
An attempt by a company to justify underpaying its employee hit the brick wall after the court declared that an employer cannot go below the set minimum wage. In the case, a Kenyan turnboy had sued his former employer for abandoning him in Uganda before sacking him via a phone call. Mr Wilson Aron disclosed to the Employment and Labour Relations Court that prior to his dismissal, Bokhol Transporters Limited had been underpaying him.
