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Investor wants Kanja ordered to arrest Mombasa County official over Sh154m debt

Investor wants Kanja ordered to arrest Mombasa County official over Sh154m debt

Kooba Kenya says its efforts to recover the money arising from a botched project have been...

IG Douglas Kanja before Milimani High Court to explain the whereabouts of a Tanzanian national Mwaipaya Twaha, who was allegedly abducted on October 25, 2026.

An investor seeking to recover Sh154.4 million from the Mombasa County Government wants the Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja ordered to ensure the arrest of a county executive committee member over the failure to honour a court decree.

Kooba Kenya Ltd says its efforts to recover the money arising from a botched data centre project have been frustrated by the failure to execute arrest warrants issued against Mombasa County Finance executive Evans Oanda.

Judge faulted CAK for imposing liability on Tononoka based on the alleged conduct of another legally distinct firm.

While Kuppet maintains that junior school teachers should belong to the union, Knut argues that they should be free to choose their union.

The narcotics seizure in Kwale renews concerns over use of East African maritime and land corridors by international traffickers.

Amid accusations of corruption, greed and duplicity, Kenya's top football administrators failed to work together.

Meeting has boosted business for hotels, restaurants and other enterprises in Mombasa.

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