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No end for Koinange family's 36-year-old dispute as brothers seek Supreme Court intervention

Former Cabinet Minister Mbiyu koinange's daughter Lena Koinange. The brothers argue that the Court of Appeal erred in recognising Margaret Njeri and Eddah Wanjiru as their stepmothers and are entitled to a share of the estate. [Photo: Courtesy]

The battle for former Cabinet minister Mbiyu Koinange’s multi-billion shilling estate is headed to the Supreme Court after his two sons appealed against a decision to recognise their stepmothers.

George Koinange and David Koinange asked the Court of Appeal to allow them seek the highest court’s intervention in resolving one of the long running family disputes.

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