Rai Amekunja Mkia

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Billionaire Rai to withdraw all cases against Mumias Sugar
Three noticves have been filed at the court of appeal by Rai.
In Summary

• Three notices have been filed at the court of appeal by West Sugar which is owned by Rai and one at the Milimani Commercial Courts by Rai and his firm.
• The matter before the High Court involves contempt of court proceedings against Sarbjit Singh Rai, Rakesh Kumar and Stephen Kihimba.

Billionaire businessman Jaswant Rai has filed a notice to withdraw all applications he had filed before the Court of Appeal and the High Court amid threats by President William Ruto. Three notices have been filed at the court of appeal by West Sugar which is owned by Rai and one at the Milimani Commercial Courts by Rai and his firm.
"Take notice that West Sugar and Jaswani Rai wholly discontinue and withdraw their claim in this suit," reads the notice before the Milimani Commercial Courts. The matter before the High Court involves contempt of court proceedings against Sarbjit Singh Rai, Rakesh Kumar and Stephen Kihimba. The three were guilty of defying court orders to cease operations at Mumias.

They were subsequently fined Sh100,000 each and directed to appear before Justice Alfred Mabeya for sentencing. They have since stopped the sentencing at the appellate court. The other three applications before the Court of Appeal are against appeals filed by PV Rao and Kenya Commercial Bank over the cancellation of the lease, and a different appeal by Ugandan Based firm-Sarrai Group seeking to overturn Justice Alfred Mabeyas's ruling.
In that ruling, Mabeya cancelled the 20-year lease awarded to Sarrai. He stopped the deal on the grounds that it would benefit KCB Group and ignored the interest of Mumias shareholders and other lenders. Sarrai is owned by Jaswant's brother Sarbjit Singh Rai. The applications to withdraw will be handled on a date to be issued by the respective courts

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Clearly the president was onto something, the farmer was just being used as a pawn while the big boys played around with their livelyhoods. Good stuff.

Same playback that , and have used in the past

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Kumbuka Martin Niemoller.

 

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A thug knows how to deal with thugs fast and effectively. These billionaires got wealthy by playing the system.

 

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We'll deal with them! Ruto declares war on corrupt judges
"I want to tell you, all these collaborators we will deal with them firmly and decisively."
In Summary

• He warned suspects of trying to hide behind court orders in order to avoid justice.
• Ruto said he is now ready to crush the cartels in totality together with their accomplices.

President William Ruto Image: PCS

Barely a week after vowing to deal decisively with sugar cartels, President William Ruto has now trained his gun on corrupt judges. In yet another bare-knuckle attack, the President accused some judicial officers of working in cahoot with the cartels to advance what he described as an "illegal agenda". Ruto said he is now ready to crush the cartels in totality together with their accomplices.
"There are people in our judicial system who are facilitating corruption by working with the corrupt. That is why certain cases go to certain judges because they are part of the corruption enterprise and the corruption industry in Kenya," he said."I want to tell you, all these collaborators we will deal with them firmly and decisively."

He warned the corrupt who are using the Judicial system to obtain stay orders and prolong their cases to evade the pursuit of justice that their days are numbered. "We are going to make sure that the judicial who facilitate corruption in Kenya must also leave." The declaration comes hot on the heels of his recent warning shot at sugar cartels. While on a tour of Western Kenya, the President launched a scathing attack on people he described as saboteurs of revival efforts of government-owned sugar industries. He said he would deal with them and ensure the ailing sugar factories in Western Kenya roar back to life.

“Hawa wakora wote watoke. Hio kampuni ni ya wananchi na tutaipangia upya. Hakuna kesi tutaentertain hapo. Kesi watoe na wao wenyewe watoke,” Ruto said. “Wakitaka kuniletea kisirani either wahame Kenya ama nitawaweka jela ama wasafiri waende mbinguni."

 

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We'll deal with them! Ruto declares war on corrupt judges
"I want to tell you, all these collaborators we will deal with them firmly and decisively."
In Summary

• He warned suspects of trying to hide behind court orders in order to avoid justice.
• Ruto said he is now ready to crush the cartels in totality together with their accomplices.

President William Ruto Image: PCS

Barely a week after vowing to deal decisively with sugar cartels, President William Ruto has now trained his gun on corrupt judges. In yet another bare-knuckle attack, the President accused some judicial officers of working in cahoot with the cartels to advance what he described as an "illegal agenda". Ruto said he is now ready to crush the cartels in totality together with their accomplices.
"There are people in our judicial system who are facilitating corruption by working with the corrupt. That is why certain cases go to certain judges because they are part of the corruption enterprise and the corruption industry in Kenya," he said."I want to tell you, all these collaborators we will deal with them firmly and decisively."

He warned the corrupt who are using the Judicial system to obtain stay orders and prolong their cases to evade the pursuit of justice that their days are numbered. "We are going to make sure that the judicial who facilitate corruption in Kenya must also leave." The declaration comes hot on the heels of his recent warning shot at sugar cartels. While on a tour of Western Kenya, the President launched a scathing attack on people he described as saboteurs of revival efforts of government-owned sugar industries. He said he would deal with them and ensure the ailing sugar factories in Western Kenya roar back to life.

“Hawa wakora wote watoke. Hio kampuni ni ya wananchi na tutaipangia upya. Hakuna kesi tutaentertain hapo. Kesi watoe na wao wenyewe watoke,” Ruto said. “Wakitaka kuniletea kisirani either wahame Kenya ama nitawaweka jela ama wasafiri waende mbinguni."

Kill them ! Shot them dead