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Judges at the Appellate court for the hearing of the BBI appeal on June 30. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]
President Uhuru Kenyatta wants the Court of Appeal to quash all adverse findings against him by High Court, arguing that he was condemned unheard.
The Court of Appeal yesterday heard that although the High Court found that the president can be sued in his personal capacity, it proceeded on the belief that he was being represented by Attorney General Kihara Kariuki and was not served with court papers.
The president faulted justices Joel Ngugi, Jairus Ngaah, George Odunga, Teresiah Matheka and Chacha Mwita, saying their ruling will hamper his discharge of duties.
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NAIROBI, Kenya Kenya, known for its Konza Technopolis dubbed “Africa’s Silicon Savannah” is about to be the continent’s first nanotechnology and semiconductors manufacturer, a field dominated by global giants such as the United States, China, and Canada.
Located at the Dedan Kimathi University of Technology in Nyeri County, 60 miles east of Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, Semiconductor Technologies Limited will set the pace for local electronic chip manufacturing.
Other devices that the company will manufacture are mobile phones and television sets, which will be sold locally and internationally, according to its owners.
The facility has been constructed through a public-private partnership between the university, and 4Wave Inc, a nanotechnology firm based in Sterling, Virginia, the United States.