James Finlay in new plan to safeguard its workers
James Finlay owns tea estates in Bomet and Kericho Counties.
By Julius Chepkwony 12 days ago
James Finlay in new plan to safeguard its workers
Four long-standing disputes awaiting Sri Lankan tea firm as it buys James Finlays
Sri Lankan firm, Browns Investment Plc, has bought an undisclosed stake in multinational tea firm James Finlays Kenya.
By Julius Chepkwony 16 days ago
Four long-standing disputes awaiting Sri Lankan tea firm as it buys James Finlays
Kabarak University recovers hacked Facebook account
The attack according to the Vice-Chancellor threatened the University’s online image and posed an imminent danger of loss of trust from stakeholders and the general public.
By Julius Chepkwony 24 days ago
Kabarak University recovers hacked Facebook account
End of the road for Mau settlers as court upholds eviction ruling
In 1997, government excised 35,301ha of the Mau Forest Reserve to establish settlement schemes for landless people. But Court ruled that their title deeds were issued illegally and unprocedurally.
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
End of the road for Mau settlers as court upholds eviction ruling
Bid to revoke 999-year land leases quashed
Judge Oscar Amugo Angote quashed various recommendations by the land agency issued in 2019 in a judgment issued last week.
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
Bid to revoke 999-year land leases quashed
Strange things people have done in the name of faith across the world
In 2018, a family in Nakuru lost a child while clinging to some false beliefs in faith. The family between 2014 and 2018 allegedly lost seven children.
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
Strange things people have done in the name of faith across the world
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Leaking roofs, unsafe water: The poor condition of Kenya's prisons
Nairobi Medium Security and Nairobi Remand Prisons are in poor condition.
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
Leaking roofs, unsafe water: The poor condition of Kenya's prisons
Lands agency slashes foreign tea firms' leases from 999 years to 99
The Commission orders that all 999-year-old leases should be converted to the constitutional requirement of 99 years
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
Lands agency slashes foreign tea firms' leases from 999 years to 99
Maize thief released over a defective charge sheet
Justice Nyakundi noted that the evidence at the trial, with regards to the charge, was that the man had stolen unshelled maize.
By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago
Maize thief released over a defective charge sheet
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Briton's 21-year legal battle over property
For 10 years, the case was pending, and on May 17, 2017, the then High Court judge Joyce Khaminwa allowed an application by Muir seeking dismissal of the case.
By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago
Briton's 21-year legal battle over property
Sosian Energy to generate power from Menengai geothermal field
Energy CS Davis Chirchir said three companies, including Sosian Energy, Globeleq, and Or Power 22, will harness 105MW of electricity from steam generated at the wells.
By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago
Sosian Energy to generate power from Menengai geothermal field
Audit reveals zero expenditure on development by five counties
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o said Elgeyo Marakwet, Marsabit, Migori, Tana River and Wajir reported no expenditure on development.
By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago
Audit reveals zero expenditure on development by five counties
German charged with defilement denied bond
Senior Resident Magistrate Emmanuel Soita on Wednesday directed that Martin Herman Baumgartner, 62, remains in custody until all key witnesses testify.
By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago
German charged with defilement denied bond
German accused of molesting minors held for one week
Herman, 62, faces 14 charges including defilement, engaging in indecent acts and human trafficking, among others. He holds dual Kenyan and German citizenship.
By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago
German accused of molesting minors held for one week
Residents cry out for peace as raids defy State interventions
In June 2015, then-Baringo County Commissioner Peter Okwanyo issued a shoot-to-kill order against bandits, arsonists, cattle rustlers and those illegally in possession of firearms.
By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago
Residents cry out for peace as raids defy State interventions
Court officials under probe over bribery claims in land dispute case
EACC has already written to the court’s chief magistrate seeking to be furnished with certified copies of documents relating to a land dispute matter.
By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago
Court officials under probe over bribery claims in land dispute case
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Inside man's will that barred sale of 750-acre farm at centre of row
Wamanji wanted his land left to his children and inherited by his grandchildren. But one of his sons entered into a deal with the State to sell the land to resettle IDPs.
By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago
Inside man's will that barred sale of 750-acre farm at centre of row
Court shocker for man ordered to pay ex-employer
Justice Onesmus Makau of the Employment and Labour Relations Court said Vernanzyo Maina Mwaniki should pay Ava Chem Ltd Sh78,000 plus interest accrued.
By Julius Chepkwony 4 months ago
Court shocker for man ordered to pay ex-employer
4 killed, 46 injured in Kericho road accident
The bodies of the deceased were taken to Muhoroni hospital.
By Julius Chepkwony 4 months ago
4 killed, 46 injured in Kericho road accident
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Counties flout payroll process by paying Sh15 billion wages manually
Controller of Budgets notes the manual system is prone to abuse and may lead to loss of public funds as counties cite lack of PIN numbers of staff in the IPPD systems.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Counties flout payroll process by paying Sh15 billion wages manually
Muthama, Ongwae among eight shortlisted for PSC jobs
Former Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama is among the candidates shortlisted for the position of a male member of the Parliamentary Service Commission.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Muthama, Ongwae among eight shortlisted for PSC jobs
Baringo school learners decline to pick their KCPE results
Some 58 KCPE candidates who sat for exams at Tangulbei Primary School in Tiaty, Baringo county declined to pick their results.. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Baringo school learners decline to pick their KCPE results
Egerton University issues redundancy notice after council members jailed
Last week the Vice-Chancellor Prof Isaac Kibwage and eight council members were jailed for 30 days for defying a May 30, 2022, order to pay lecturers full salaries.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Egerton University issues redundancy notice after council members jailed
Controller of Budget raises concern on debt
The public debt stock increased by 7 per cent, from Sh8.0 trillion reported on September 30, 2021 to the current figure reported on September 30, this year.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Controller of Budget raises concern on debt
Lawyer sues Ruto, CJ Koome over 'too few courts'
In a petition filed on Thursday, lawyer Sharon Olili says the Judiciary had failed to ensure reasonable access to its services in all parts of the country.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Lawyer sues Ruto, CJ Koome over 'too few courts'
Court of Appeal Judge Joel Ngugi named 2022 Jurist of the Year
Prior to joining the judiciary, Ngugi was an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Washington where he received numerous teaching awards.
By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago
Court of Appeal Judge Joel Ngugi named 2022 Jurist of the Year
Farm owners fear invasion after squatters court victory
When Lonrho Agribusiness Ltd sold EATEC land in 2003, the 25,000=acre land was subdivided and as a result created 14,800 title deeds.
By Julius Chepkwony 6 months ago
Farm owners fear invasion after squatters court victory
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Surgeon with a love for law puts the brakes on vetting of PSs
Dr Gikenyi, 38, has since learnt the art of juggling his scalpel with a pen as he represents Kenyans on matters of public interest in the corridors of justice.
By Julius Chepkwony 6 months ago
Surgeon with a love for law puts the brakes on vetting of PSs
Learners study under trees after lake swallowed Baringo schools
The school with a population of 342 learners has three permanent classrooms, two others made of iron sheet and others under a tent donated by Kenya Red Cross.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Learners study under trees after lake swallowed Baringo schools
I'm alive, says man in Koinange widow case
Mr Joseph Mpoe and his family said they were shocked to read on social media that he was dead.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
I'm alive, says man in Koinange widow case
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Spouses have no roles in county leadership, governors cautioned
Spouses have been warned to stay away from county government operations because the law does not recognise them.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Spouses have no roles in county leadership, governors cautioned
Churches on the spot over noise pollution, court order them to cease or be prosecuted
Court orders 4 churches Salvation Hope, Restoration, Jesus Manifestation Centre, Holistic Mission in Kisauni, Mombasa to stop loud preaching or be prosecuted.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Churches on the spot over noise pollution, court order them to cease or be prosecuted
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Governors want deal on leased medical equipment reviewed
Health Committee Chairperson and Tharaka Nithi Governor Muthomi Njuki said they have prioritised a review of the lease agreement to stop payment to five companies.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Governors want deal on leased medical equipment reviewed
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Kenyan nurse charged with killing 22 women gets second conviction
A Kenyan man suspected of killing a dozen elderly women in the United States of America has been convicted of second capital murder.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Kenyan nurse charged with killing 22 women gets second conviction
Governor Cheboi vows to fix insecurity, ailing economy
Cheboi, who on Tuesday addressed the county assembly, said he plans to transform Baringo into a prosperous county that affords her people the highest standards of living.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
Governor Cheboi vows to fix insecurity, ailing economy
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How rushed education reforms led to 'false start' in CBC rollout
In an interview with The Standard, Prof Maritim said there were problems facing CBC implementation but added that curriculum change was inevitable.
By Julius Chepkwony 7 months ago
How rushed education reforms led to 'false start' in CBC rollout
Food, water crisis hits Marsabit and Samburu
The National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) has categorised the situation in the county as being at an alarm drought stage.
By Julius Chepkwony 8 months ago
Food, water crisis hits Marsabit and Samburu
James Finlay in new plan to safeguard its workers
James Finlay owns tea estates in Bomet and Kericho Counties.
By Julius Chepkwony 12 days ago
James Finlay in new plan to safeguard its workers
Four long-standing disputes awaiting Sri Lankan tea firm as it buys James Finlays
Sri Lankan firm, Browns Investment Plc, has bought an undisclosed stake in multinational tea firm James Finlays Kenya.
By Julius Chepkwony 16 days ago
Four long-standing disputes awaiting Sri Lankan tea firm as it buys James Finlays
Kabarak University recovers hacked Facebook account
The attack according to the Vice-Chancellor threatened the University’s online image and posed an imminent danger of loss of trust from stakeholders and the general public.
By Julius Chepkwony 24 days ago
Kabarak University recovers hacked Facebook account