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@ItsMattsLaw Depends whether the fee and instructions include sitting down and really listening to what the parties want and envision.

Most contracts aren’t written from scratch; they’re pulled from old templates, prior deals, other clients. Sometimes you get holdover language that has nothing to do with the current transaction. Usually one side flags it, the other says “yep, leftover,” and we move on. Unless

@eddiebutita Kesho Majembe wanapigana wapi tuende kibarua?

Selective intelligence. Ni same tu na vile unawekanga cctv na siku moja na unaenda kwa client next, ama come kesho uinstall cctv kwangu for 30 days.

@Esq_Dalmas_J Thing infinity, the lawyer's instructions were perhaps limited to only drafting and witnessing the agreement.

Let me clarify a few things pertaining this tweet in light of the responses thereunder. Thing one, as per NBK Ltd v Pipe Plastic Samkolit 2002, parties are bound by the terms of their contract unless coercion, fraud or undue influence is pleaded and proved.

@citizentvkenya Do the recklessly driven miraa vehicles need speed cameras and instant fines to be called out and be stopped? Can we at least deal with a menace that doesn't need complex and questionable procedures?

DP Kindiki implores the Judiciary to lift the injunction against the use of speed cameras and instant traffic fines

@Thuranira_1 Link to the case?

An employer has been ordered to pay Ksh 16 million to the family of a deceased employee who was fatally shot while on duty.If an employee dies in the course of their work, the employer is obligated to compensate the employee’s family.

Your Excellency, allow us to comment on this post in which we are of the view that it has missed a few important chapters of international law: 1. Aggression originates from the U.S. and the Israeli regime use of regional water, air and land territories: Based on Article 3(f) of the UN General Assembly Resolution 3314 (XXIX) (Definition of Aggression, 14 December 1974), “The action of a State in allowing its territory, which it has placed at the disposal of another State, to be used by that other State for perpetrating an act of aggression against a third State” constitutes aggression. For months, we had warned neighboring countries—particularly those along the Persian Gulf—that any aggression from their soil against Iran would be met with our inherent right to self‑defense. Despite their denials, numerous attacks against Iran have been launched from U.S. bases in these countries, a small example being the downing of three military aircraft in Kuwait. 2. Violation of Article 2(4) of the UN Charter: The United States and the Israeli regime have violated Article 2(4) , which requires all Members to “refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state.” Their military aggression against Iran’s sovereignty and territorial integrity is the root cause of the current crisis. 3. Iran’s response is lawful, legitimate self‑defense: Our response has been strictly in exercise of our inherent right to self‑defense, consistent with international law and the principles of proportionality, necessity, and discrimination. Operations have targeted only military bases and assets of the aggressors. After these military installations were struck, enemy military personnel and forces fled into hotels and civilian centers, taking innocent civilians as hostages—a gross violation of the law of armed conflict. 4. The Strait of Hormuz: prior freedom of navigation & current restrictions: Before the U.S.‑Israeli regime military aggression against Iran’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, the Strait of Hormuz was open to all countries. Any current disruption to Persian Gulf security or maritime traffic is a direct consequence of that aggression, and full responsibility lies with the aggressors. As the coastal state, Iran has introduced necessary restrictions to ensure safe passage. Vessels belonging to non‑belligerent countries may conduct innocent passage in coordination with Iran. Clearly, vessels of belligerent parties—especially the U.S. and the terrorist Israeli regime, as well as those serving their interests—cannot use this waterway. 5. Call on all free and independent nations: The Islamic Republic of Iran expects all free and independent nations to stand on the right side of history and condemn the aggressors. We reaffirm our readiness for diplomatic solutions based on mutual respect and international law, but will not hesitate to defend our sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national security. Thank you Excellency for paying due consideration the the above facts.

@mosestein @IRANinKENYA @SingoeiAKorir Don't tire yourself with the whole response; just reread the very first paragraph.

You have stated clearly that aggression is from U.S. and Israel, so why is #Iran attacking UAE and other countries not involved in the war? Those are the unjustified attacks @SingoeiAKorir is referring to, but for obvious reasons you've chosen to side track and talk about unrelated UN articles and resolutions.

🔴🔴COURT OF APPEAL SPEAKS: YOU CANNOT KEEP A CHILD FROM A SURVIVING PARENT IN THE NAME OF DOWRY, CULTURE OR TRADITION Across Kenya, many fathers and mothers are silently suffering; locked out of their own children after the death of a spouse, told to first pay dowry, perform cultural rites, or satisfy family demands before being allowed to raise their own child. In Faith Githongo & Another v Oscar Githanji Mburu (Court of Appeal, Nyeri, 2026), the Court of Appeal of Kenya has now given new hope to parents facing this painful reality. After the child’s mother died during childbirth, the maternal grandparents took custody and later refused to release the child to her biological father, demanding dowry and fulfilment of customary practices. The father went to court, and the Court of Appeal stood firmly on the side of parental rights and the best interests of the child. The Court delivered a powerful message: keeping a child away from a surviving parent in the name of culture, dowry, or tradition is unlawful. The judges emphasized that the Constitution and the Children Act place primary responsibility on biological parents, whether married or not. The Court rejected arguments that the grandparents had stayed longer with the child, that the father had remarried, or that cultural requirements had not been met. The Court was clear: a child is not a bargaining chip, not cultural property, and not a tool for enforcing dowry obligations. Unless there is proof that a parent is unfit, the surviving parent has the first and strongest right to raise their child. This judgment now stands as a beacon of hope for parents locked out of their children by extended family members. It also sends a firm warning to grandparents and relatives: holding onto a child and imposing cultural or dowry demands is not tradition; it is illegality. The Court has made it clear that love for a child must not turn into control, and family support must not become obstruction. For parents going through this struggle, the message is powerful and reassuring: there is a legal path, there is protection under the law, and the courts are ready to restore children to their rightful parents. Please retweet widely.

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Ukiskia President William Ruto akiuliza Wana Nyeri leo "nìgùo kana tìgùo" jua Gachagua’s goose is cooked.

@KenyaPower_Care @Alfayaz11 Hamjui Sugar Bowl

@Alfayaz11 Hello. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Please DM us your mobile number and the nearest landmark (such as a school, church, hospital, or police station) to help our team locate you. ^RW

Hi @KenyaPower_Care lower Kabete road, Spring Valley.

@NdindiNyoro Tununue shares za KPC lini mkuu? Is the market bearish ama bullish venye mnasemanga in those technical terms.

The government must take seriously the issue of Fuel Supply and Prices. Three things must happen immediately; Subsidies must be provisioned, Exemption of VAT on fuel and reduction of the Fuel Levy. This must be done immediately. We are African and Africa is our Business..

@koske_felix Give it up to Kasongo. You can't out deal him.

The Government has initiated investigations into irregularities in the petroleum products value chain. Find herewith the detailed statement:

@mariahsudi Hapa sabuni kidogo ya kunawa mkono ikispill direct to orthopedic surgeon.

Bad for the feet.. bad for the feet…. Can’t walk barefoot in your home

@KaberiaCommoner We can only get alarmed by non-attendance in a funeral if the dead person misses. No one else should worry anyone.

Rigathi Gachagua skipped CDF Ogola and Raila Odinga’s burials. He also skipped Johanna Ng’eno’s burial. He said he couldn't share a podium with Ruto. Now, on Wednesday, there is a requiem mass for the late Ol Kalou MP David Kiaraho, and Ruto is expected to attend. Will Gachagua go? If he goes, then he is the tribalist they have always called him. If he doesn’t go, at least he is consistent. But I know he will. He will arrive late, after Uhuru and Ruto have already settled, just to cause commotion and get attention. We know the Malala script. The die is cast. He wants to score political points in Ol Kalou. But he is a coward who only fights battles inside Mt Kenya. We wait! 😂🇰🇪 #PodiumPolitics #MtKenya

@Thuranira_1 And are there channels or platforms where the match is being aired live? Brands would have heavily invested in the same. Ama sote tuende Kasarani?

These two have shown that any sport in Kenya can generate income if given proper support. It’s now clear the government should invest in boxing as a serious sport. My money today is on Mbavu the Destroyer.

@Lizard_King2025 @KhalifKairo And the late Chuck Norris

@KhalifKairo Bruv, the US never leaves a man behind, I remember they sent Rambo to Vietnam on a mission to confirm whether POWs were alive, guy ended up rescuing all of them.

Apparently all downed crew members of that F15 shot down in Iran have been rescued. Fighter jet pilots are clearly high value assets if the’re willing to risk entire teams and more equipment just to save two men.

@DavidNdii Ama hii ndio ilikua isatampiwe na zile sticker za KRA zilipotea Times Towers?

The substandard fuel was one of the private cargos not a G-G one. It was picked from the high seas.

@NewtonAllan6 @xviddownload download this

These are the people we trust 😂😂.

@StandardKenya Nonsense.

President William Ruto could temporarily lose executive authority during election periods if a proposed constitutional amendment by civil society group Kuna Dawa succeeds. The reform seeks to amend the Constitution of Kenya 2010 to transfer executive powers from the sitting president to the Chief Justice during the electioneering period. Under the proposal, the Chief Justice would serve as Interim President until the swearing-in of the President-elect. standardmedia.co.ke/politics/artic…

@kiruti For the winery, is it possible to replicate this with kiratina trees and brewing muratina at Nyeri? Si muratina ni wine?

Cheaper than land in Lavington and you get a whole winery. Insane