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The High Court has stopped the prosecution of Telkom Kenya senior managers and board members over a controversial sale of 60 acres.

Telkom Kenya has taken legal action against a magistrate’s ruling that allowed members of a cooperative society to privately prosecute its senior officials.

Postel Housing Co-operative Society has been allowed to privately prosecute senior officials of Telkom Kenya.

Tycoon Loses Ksh10B Nairobi Land in Tussle With Joho City billionaire Francis Mburu File A Nairobi businessman lost a Ksh 10 billion parcel of land in a row pitting him against the Kenya Posts and Telecommunication Corporation (KPTC) and Aftraco Limited, a company linked to Mombasa Governor Hassan Joho.  In the court ruling dated April 22, the judge ruled that an arbitrator was at fault for awarding the parcel to Exclusive Estates Limited (EEL), a firm belonging to tycoon Francis Mburu. The c...

May 1st 2021 at 12:00:00 GMT +0300 As Kenyans join the rest of the world in marking International Labour Day on Saturday, it will be the 19th time Francis Atwoli will be in the limelight having been at the helm of the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu) since August 2001. And it appears Kenyans will have to wait much longer for a new face to preside over the occasion and, by extension, lead in championing of workers’ rights in the country. This is after the 71-year-old Atwoli was giv...

THE STANDARD NATIONAL Francis Atwoli has been the face of labour movement for close to two decades, having been elected as Cotu secretary-general for the first time in 2001. And as workers today celebrate International Labour Day, Atwoli shares insights on the growth of the trade union from 300,000 members to the current four million, past vicious fights for positions by officials and government interference. He also reveals how the late trade unionist and Cabinet Minister Tom Mboya inspired hi...

THE STANDARD By Wainaina Wambu | January 16th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 TelPosta Towers [Courtesy] Buyers have been warned against dealing with two properties in Nairobi’s upmarket area valued at Sh420 million as a battle for ownership rages.  Telposta Pension Scheme, in a public notice, said “certain persons” were purporting to own or solicit offers from unsuspecting members of the public for purchase of the property. The first property sits on 0.944 acres on Mandera Road, Kileleshwa...

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