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The Ministry of Health clashed with a HIV and AIDs kits manufacturer on effectiveness of kits procured by the government following a rollout of a three-process testing.
Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu will continue serving his 12-year jail term at Kamiti Maximum Prison.
Waititu’s lawyer told the court his client had been unable to raise the required bank guarantee to secure his release.
The Family High Court in Nairobi has declined to punish former Starehe MP Gerishon Kirima’s widow in a fresh row filed by her stepchildren.
The eight companies alleged that despite getting clearance from the Agriculture and Food Authority and paying duties, their 7,835 consignment still stuck at the Port of Mombasa.
The DPP in his case filed before Criminal High Court Judge Kanyi Kimondo said that Milimani Magistrate Benmark Ekhumbi erred by failing to allow his application to terminate the criminal charges.
ARA claimed Sonko got Sh500 million in suspicious cash transactions.
Prism accuses Galaxy of breaching distribution deal, colluding with regulator, and damaging its brand integrity.
Justice Hellen Wasilwa issued the orders in a case filed by former Kilome Member of Parliament John Harun Mwau.
Justice Mugure Thande in her judgment likened the police behavior; from hoods to unmarked cars to those of criminals.
On one hand, the judges of the apex court and Dorcas Oduor insisted that Justices Charles Kariuki, Bahati Mwamuye and Lawrence Mugambi are independent and competent to hear the cases they had filed.
The Court of Appeal has handed businessman Chandaria’s family a major reprieve after reducing a Sh2.5 billion award handed by the High Court in row over Guilders Bank ownership.
The High Court has dismissed a case filed by Lipton Teas and Infusions PLC and Browns Investments PLC, which sought to stop a trial involving allegations of sexual harassment.
Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Faith Odhiambo on Monday crumbled under pressure and resigned from a panel appointed by President William Ruto to explore compensation of victims of protests.
Fida-Kenya had filed a case against sections of the Matrimonial Properties Act. High Court had ruled that if a spouse contributed nothing, they should get nothing.
Standard Group had sued the State over vandalised items. The High Court found the State culpable of the 2006 raid on the media house.
His two children, Lydia Naneu Ntimama and Amos Ntimama, have sued a biographer Patu Santoo Ole Naikumi, seeking to block him from publishing the story of their late father.
The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has opposed President William Ruto’s appointment of a panel of experts for compensation of protests victims.
Fresh evidence shows Jacob Ocholla Mwai is a son of a former Bomas chief executive. Ocholla’s brothers deny any blood relation to late President Mwai Kibaki.
The opposition leader sauntered across the country drumming a new roar for 2010 Constitution amendments sanctioned by his handshake partner, Kenyatta.
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