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Court: Ex-UK officer, estranged Kenyan girlfriend to share child custody

COAST D. W (right) consults a police officer at Mombasa High Court on May 19, 2021. He and X. Y, his estranged Kenyan wife, are in court over the custody of a three-year-old minor. [Kelvin Karani, Standard] A former senior UK police officer and his estranged Kenyan girlfriend will share the custody of their three-year-old son, a Mombasa High Court judge has ruled. Ex The mother and the father share legal and actual custody of the child. Before schools open in July, the mother shall have custody from Monday 9am to Thursday 4am, ruled Justice John Onyiego. Justice Onyiego ruled that during the period the schools are closed the father shall take custody from Friday 4pm and return the child to the mother on a Monday at 9am.

Briton loses custody of son to estranged Kenyan girlfriend

THE STANDARD KENYA A senior ex-Scotland Yard officer yesterday lost custody of his three-year-old son after the High Court ordered that the minor stays with his mother. But the court also ordered the father to have unfettered access to the child, who has been at the centre of court battles between the Briton and his estranged Kenyan girlfriend. Yesterday, Justice John Onyiego overturned a ruling by a children’s court and ordered that the boy be returned to his mother until her appeal is heard and determined. The judge also ordered a report from the children s officer, Mvita Sub-County, indicating the suitability of the mother having custody of the child.

Deep-sea gear helps Kenyan fishermen ride rough waves of climate change

Mombasa fishing groups work to protect shoreline environment By Wesley Langat MOMBASA, Kenya, March 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – F isherman Ahmed Amir Samir, 35, who works in the Kenyan coastal town of Mombasa, feels his job got a lot safer after the county government donated modern boats to locals nearly 18 months ago. “Sometimes in tumultuous waves, we would risk our lives going out into the deep ocean using locally made wooden canoes,” he said, describing artisanal fishing as costly and dangerous. As many parts of the world struggle with the effects of climate change, the ocean is warming fast, seas are rising and storms are becoming more powerful, threatening marine ecosystems and communities that rely on ocean resources to earn a living.

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