High Court ruling against Julius Mwale fuels fresh debate amid Havi–Judiciary standoff

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 29 - A controversial High Court decision involving US-based tycoon Julius Mwale has drawn renewed attention to the escalating public Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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A recent High Court ruling holding US-based tycoon Julius Mwale personally liable for a Sh17 million debt has reignited discussions surrounding a public dispute between the Judiciary and former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Nelson Havi.

On February 27, 2025, Justice Freda Mugambi ordered Julius Mwale and his company, Tumaz and Tumaz Limited, to pay Sifatronix Limited Sh17 million plus interest for an alleged breach of contract, despite Sifatronix not producing a written agreement.
Sifatronix Limited, reportedly owned by an employee of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), claimed non-payment for murram supplied in 2017.
The case involves Nelson Havi, representing Mwale, who has been openly critical of the Judiciary, alleging corruption. Subsequent revised orders by Justice Mugambi, issued ex parte and altering a compliance timeline, have drawn criticism.

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