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Olive Burrows

Nairobi
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Protest victims to receive up to Ksh.3M under new compensation plan

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By Olive Burrows
| Citizen Digital
The panel of experts on compensation for victims of protest-related violence has unveiled the compensation framework, detailing the amounts eligible victims may receive. The panel, chaired by Prof. Makau Mutua, has also published eligibility criteria and application guidelines ahead of the second anniversary of the June 25 protests next week.
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Court rules Tuju’s Dari Business Park already sold, cannot be reversed

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By Olive Burrows
| Citizen Digital
The High Court on Thursday found that it cannot grant stay of execution orders for former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju's Dari Business Park in Karen as the property has already been sold. It has however granted the orders in respect to Tuju's Entim Sidai Wellness Sanctuary pending hearing and determination by the court of appeal filed within 60 days. Tuju is required to deposit a sum of Ksh.50 million as security, within 30 days.
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Gov’t adjusts fuel standards amid global supply concerns

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By Olive Burrows
| Citizen Digital
Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui has announced that the ministry has temporarily waived fuel standards to ensure continued supply following disruptions to global supply routes. Just weeks ago, a similar waiver led to the arrest and resignation of former Petroleum Principal Secretary Mohamed Liban, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) Director General Daniel Kiptoo, and Kenya Pipeline Company Managing Director Joe Sang.
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