Richard Munguti

1 week ago | businessdailyafrica.com | Richard Munguti |Joseph Wangui

Public officers, including the police and workers at Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and Kenya Bureau of Standards (kebs), are free to operate liquor outlets without fear of being fired after the High Court quashed a government decision barring them from alcohol business. Justice Roseline Aburili ruled that the directive, which was among 25 stringent measures introduced by the government in March last year to curb alcohol abuse, was unconstitutional and unfair.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Richard Munguti |Steve Otieno

Senior State officials, including a principal secretary and a Member of Parliament, have been sued for alleged embezzlement of Sh2.7 billion meant for the compensation of those evicted to pave the way for a standard gauge railway (SGR) terminus. In a suit filed by Prof PLO Lumumba on behalf of 184 petitioners, the High Court has been urged to intervene and recover the money, which the petitioners say was misappropriated by the State officers.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Richard Munguti |Steve Otieno

Senior State officials, including a principal secretary and an MP, have been sued for alleged embezzlement of Sh2.7 billion meant for the compensation of those evicted to pave the way for the construction of a standard gauge railway terminus. In a suit filed by Prof PLO Lumumba on behalf of 184 petitioners, the High Court has been urged to intervene and recover the money, which the petitioners say was misappropriated by the State officers.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Richard Munguti |Steve Otieno

Senior State officials, including a principal secretary and a Member of Parliament, have been sued for alleged embezzlement of Sh2.7 billion meant for the compensation of those evicted to pave the way for a standard gauge railway (SGR) terminus. In a suit filed by Prof PLO Lumumba on behalf of 184 petitioners, the High Court has been urged to intervene and recover the money, which the petitioners say was misappropriated by the State officers.

1 week ago | businessdailyafrica.com | Richard Munguti |Joseph Wangui

Public officers, including the police and workers at Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and Kenya Bureau of Standards (kebs), are free to operate liquor outlets without fear of being fired after the High Court quashed a government decision barring them from alcohol business. Justice Roseline Aburili ruled that the directive, which was among 25 stringent measures introduced by the government in March last year to curb alcohol abuse, was unconstitutional and unfair.