Looking Back – news from the John O'Groat Journal of yesteryear
Minister's poor rates protest in 1922, New pavilion at Dunnet Bay in 1972 and Villagers' speed limit victory in 1997
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Minister's poor rates protest in 1922, New pavilion at Dunnet Bay in 1972 and Villagers' speed limit victory in 1997
THE STANDARD FINANCIAL STANDARD Reginald Kadzutu, Amana Capital acting CEO. For the past few years, Reginald Kadzutu and Amana Capital have been joined at the hip. The source of their shared torment has been the ghosts of collapsed giant retailer Nakumatt, which sank with the investment firm’s Sh255 million. And any attempts to exorcise Nakumatt’s ghosts have proven unsuccessful so far. A strategic investor touted to pump Sh300 million and recapitalise the investment firm shied away at the last minute. It was not clear why Sanjeet Thethy, the strategic investor, backed out. Now, Kadzut...