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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Philip Muyanga's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and legal matters, with an emphasis on government and politics. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in the local sports scene in Kenya, particularly basketball. Additionally, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing legal cases involving prominent figures or issues within Kenyan governance.
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By: Philip Muyanga
Mwadime defeats Samboja
Caption for the landscape image: Modern Coast and its director, Mr Haroon Shahid Butt, accuse the bank of advertising its business yard and his matrimonial home, respectively, for sale by public auction.
By: Philip Muyanga
Kenya Railways Corporation and the National Land Commission (NLC) have been ordered to pay a private firm, Dopp Investments Limited, Sh667.9 million as compensation for the compulsory acquisition of its 13.3 hectares of land for the construction of the standard gauge railway (SGR).
By: Philip Muyanga
Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) and the National Environment and Management Authority (Nema) have been named as interested parties in the suit.
Justice Monica Mbaru also ruled that refusing to pay terminal dues, particularly salaries earned, is an employment offence as it denies an employee a fair chance to enjoy the fruits of his or her labour.
By: Philip Muyanga
Justice Matheka ruled that the plaintiffs have demonstrated that they are registered proprietors of the land.
Harambee Sacco caught up in land fraud dispute
Can I reclaim property I had signed over to my husband?
Rukinga Ranching Company Ltd had filed a preliminary objection (at the ELC) to the case by the Cooperative Society arguing that there were similar proceedings between the same parties over the same case.
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