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Originally published by The Standard Business
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December 7, 2025
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State ordered to pay Mauritian backed sugar investor Sh24b

State ordered to pay Mauritian backed sugar investor Sh24b

Justice Florence Wangari ruled that the State had breached its commitments to the investor, who was blocked from developing a flagship agricultural project...

✨ Key Highlights

The High Court has ordered the Kenyan government to pay $185.6 million (Sh24 billion) to Kwale International Sugar Company Ltd (KISCOL). This ruling emphasizes the judiciary's commitment to upholding contractual obligations and protecting investor rights in Kenya.

  • Ordered amount: $185.6 million (Sh24 billion)
  • Recipient: Kwale International Sugar Company Ltd (KISCOL)
  • Key takeaway: Judicial defense of contractual obligations and investor rights

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