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After the trip began, he left the app's route. He took her to an isolated, unfamiliar location and stopped. There, she says, he blocked her from leaving and threatened to dump her unless she paid extra cash.
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The absence of Africa in the debate relegates the continent to merely a source of minerals in one narrative, a destination of surplus goods in the other.
During our WhatsApp conversation, I requested that he respond to customers' calls when he sees them. In response, he asked, "And what if client is uneducated?" I found this remark disrespectful and inappropriate, particularly in a professional customer-business relationship.
An investment company linked to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Lamu Governor Issa Timamy will pay Sh3 billion to take majority control of two insurers from South Africa's Absa Group, bringing back into local hands businesses the same investors sold more than a decade ago.
Kenya Railways blames subletting and political goons for the Kibra housing mess. The numbers point to a bigger failure: a public project that ran out of money, time and accountability long before it ran out of tenants.
The tribunal found Ketraco in breach. In 2019, it awarded the contractor €37.37 million (about Sh5.4 billion), plus interest. It also awarded Sh102 million in legal fees, Sh83.5 million in arbitral costs and Sh2 million in administrative expenses.
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