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Tea pickers lose case seeking to compel James Finlay to release medical records

A tea plucking machine at a tea farm in Kericho County. [Nikko Tanui, Standard]

The Labour court has dismissed a second case by tea pickers, seeking to compel James Finlay Kenya to release their medical records to be used as evidence in a UK court.

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