443-acre farm at stake as President Uhuru Kenyatta's kin lose case

*Ngengi Muigai (pictured) and Samuel Kung'u Muigai have lost a 28-year-old court battle over Sh70 million owed to KCB.* (PHOTO: FILE/ STANDARD

Two private companies have lost a 28-year-old court battle over Sh70 million owed to Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB).

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal filed by Benjoh Amalgamated Ltd and its subsidiary, Muiri Coffee Estate.

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