Kerugoya High Court extends order suspending privatisation of Mwea rice mills
Kerugoya law courts. /JOHNSON MURIITHI
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While extending the conservatory order, Kerugoya High Court judge Edward Muriithi ordered the petitioners to physically serve the Attorney General, Mwea Rice Growers Cooperative Society Ltd (MRGM) and MRM.
Mwea rice farmers Pius Njogu and John Munene, through their Lawyer Ruth Gacungi, moved to court after President William Ruto signed nine key bills into law on October 15, 2025, among them the Privatisation Act 2025, which proposed the privatisation of MRM among other institutions.
"For the avoidance of doubt, the orders herein granted relate only to the privatisation of the Mwea Rice Mills Limited and not generally against the Privatisation Act 2025," the court said.
Mwea rice farmers who attended the Kerugoya High Court praised the court for extending conservatory orders.
The case will be mentioned on November 17, 2025.


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