KTDA is owned by more than 600,000 smallholder tea farmers across 16 tea-growing counties.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The High Court has blocked the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) from investigating Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) over commodity loan arrangements involving two tea factories, ruling that the anti-graft watchdog has no role in investigating private entities.
Tea sector players have moved to court challenging the new Tea Board of Kenya levies and regulations.
The labour court ruled that Ekaterra Tea Kenya unfairly dismissed a long-serving employee after failing to prove she stole a…
DCI wants to establish whether forged board documents were used in the application of the $2.02 million (Sh261.1 million) loan,…
KTGA has condemned alleged court order violations at Sambret Estate, citing threats to workers, environmental conservation and…
The petition names Diageo Kenya Limited, Diageo Plc, EABL, Asahi Group Holdings, CMA and CAK as respondents. The Law Society of…
KTDA has been ordered to pay an employee Sh1.82 million in compensation for work-related injuries sustained while on duty at…
