Updated Thu, July 7th 2016 at 16:58 GMT +3The Kenya Railway Corporation (KR) has gone to court to overturn orders issued against the construction of a standard gauge railway at Miritini. Mbuthia accused Miritini Free Port directors of failing to disclose to the court the true status of matter when they sought ex parte orders. China Road lawyer, Wamuti Ndegwa, denied claims that his client had disobeyed a court order and applied to have the company ordered to pay the losses the construction company was incurring every day. Last week, Miritini Free Port lawyer Michael Oloo successfully applied for an injunction against the construction of the railway, complaining that his client rights had been violated by not compensating them. KR says the national government will lose Sh30 million per day if the orders remain in force.

Source: Standard Digital July 07, 2016 14:15 UTC