Philip Muyanga is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in covering local news and has a particular focus on sports and legal issues. His work has been featured in NationAfrica and Business Daily Africa.
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British golfer John Middleton found murdered in Mombasa
By: Philip Muyanga
Justice Kibunja also issued an order canceling the mining permit which had been issued to Ms Mutua.
Company wants the court to issue an order directing the church to vacate the land.
Kenya Ships Contractors Association wants county government’s decision to revoke their garbage collection licences quashed.
Lady Captain Mary Wambui is seeking an order to compel the respondents to reinstate her as the captain of the ladies’ section of the golf club.
By: Philip Muyanga
Mombasa-based oil and gas tycoon Ibrahim Hussein Mahadi and his company Mahadi Energy have sued Premier Bank, seeking to block the lender from auctioning assets charged to a Sh631.5 million loan.
By: Philip Muyanga
The High Court has ordered the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to file a long-delayed status report on citizen views on its plans to amend a template that is used to set prices of used imported motor vehicles.
Kenya Railways stopped from evicting private firm
Caption for the landscape image: The judge ruled that the hotel had failed to prove that Mr Kagai had been informed of the reasons for the dismissal prior to the termination and in the manner required by law.
Justice Nelly Matheka ruled that the decretal amount is colossal and KAA may not recover it if their appeal is successful.
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