KANU party leader Gideon Moi's company is among the beneficiaries who will be receiving millions after a fertiliser blunder the government made.
Mitchell Cotts (K) Limited was named as the 1st Interested party in a court case between Osho Chemicals Industries Limited -the petitioner- against the Attorney General, the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Kenya Bureau of Statistics (KEBS).
In the petition, Mitchell Cotts (K) Limited is among three companies that will be indirectly benefitting as they will be receiving outstanding warehouse rent and taxes.
Osho Chemicals Industries Limited accused the respondents of unlawful obstruction of imported goods clearance, resulting in significant financial losses and alleged constitutional rights violations. A police officer guards DCI Headquarters along Kiambu Road Photo Ruling in the case that has been dragging for eight years, High Court Judge Lawrence Mugambi found that the DCI who was the 2nd respondent and KEBS the 3rd respondent violated Osho Chemicals Industries Limited constitutional rights Articles 47(1) and 40(3) of the Constitution.
