The High court has ordered the family of former Athletics Kenya chairman Isaiah Kiplagat to refund close to Sh4 million to a trader following a botched business deal. The judge faulted Kiplagat's family of failing to make full disclosure of the assets that were to be included in the deal. "I find that the defendants (family) frustrated the sale of business and hire of asset contract," ruled th judge. The business deal hammered in November 26 was to run for 15 years. She ruled that there was clear frustration of the agreement by Kiplagat's family.

Source: The Star October 18, 2017 17:37 UTC