Kenya Railways in Sh173bn row over cargo containers
The High Court ordered the state corporation to account for revenues earned from leasing and using the 250 containers since 2018...
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Kenya Railways Corporation is in a Sh173 billion dispute with ATI Freight Kenya Limited over unpaid freight charges, demurrage fees, and the commercial use of 250 cargo containers.
- The High Court has ordered Kenya Railways to account for revenues earned from leasing the containers since 2018.
- Key players include Kenya Railways Corporation, ATI Freight Kenya Limited, and Stanbic Bank Kenya Limited.
- The dispute escalated after Kenya Railways admitted to commercially using the containers to recover alleged debts from ATI Freight without providing financial accounts.
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