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Justice Weldon Korir will rule whether farmers can be enjoined in KTDA case seeking to quash a report on tea sector

Nairobi, Kenya: The High Court in Nairobi will tomorrow determine whether 1,000 small scale farmers will be enjoined in a case lodged by Kenya’s tea marketing agency against the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK).

Justice Weldon Korir will give the verdict after hearing the opposing sides yesterday, in which Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) claimed farmers did not have any legal justification to participate in the case seeking to quash a damning report on the sector.

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