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Tamarind severs ties with Home Afrika

Jonathan Seex, CEO The Tamarind Group during an interview at the Tamarind Tree, Nairobi [Elvis Ogina/Standard]

The stalled Migaa Golf Estate is threatening to deepen woes for listed real estate developer Home Afrika. This is after one of its major partners at the planned project in Kiambu County sought a refund of the money invested.

Tamarind Group, which owns the Carnivore and Tamarind restaurants among other brands, wants Home Afrika to refund the cash it claims was invested following a 2013 agreement with the real estate firm.

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