They have lived up to their marriage vows; but we all know this mutual support isn’t always the case.
Two examples will suffice. I know the head nurse somewhere who at the start of this year, with corona starting, secretly got a quick pass visa to the United Kingdom and is now working the wards of a major hospital in Britain for good money. She is 55. And abandoned her sickly 69 year old hubby in Kenya.
Then there’s this relative of mine, let’s call her Aunt Paulina , who is 65, with five adult kids, two boys and three girls all in their 30s, all of them living in Kenya, but all of them working in different towns. Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, Nairobi and Mombasa.
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Ksh 700 Million School Land Recovered
10 December 2020 - 9:51 am
Ethics and Anti-Corruption Comission (EACC) Offices at Integrity centre Building in Nairobi. Monday, 18 November 2019.
Simon Kiragu
Kenyans.co.ke
The Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission (EACC) has reclaimed public land worth Ksh 700 million which had initially belonged to the Kenya School of Law (KSL).
The ruling was issued by Justice Bernard Ebosso, on Tuesday, December 8, who cancelled the official documents which had been issued to a local company.
The commission had accused a KSL former principal, Leonard Njagi, of colluding with directors of a local company in order to grab the public land measuring 0.96 acres.
THE STANDARD
NAIROBI
Environment and Land Court judge, Justice Benard Eboso orders public land irregularly allocated to a company to be returned to the government. [Standard]
A Sh700 million public land in the city whose irregular transfer cost a judge his job will now be returned to the government.
The Chief Land Registrar is expected to revoke the ownership of the property that had been transferred to Rockville Ltd and register it in the name of the National Treasury’s Principal Secretary.
The 0.96-acre land on Bishops Road in Nairobi was reserved for the official residence of the Kenya School of Law (KSL) principal before it was fraudulently acquired and transferred.