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Tuskys siblings in fresh rift over share sale deal

Mr Yusuf Mugweru (left), one of the Tuskys Supermaket directors, and his lawyer Philip Murgor outside the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi after the mention of a case on misappropriation of Sh1.6 billion on May 6, 2015. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  Victor Juma

Business Editor

Nation Media Group

The planned sale of a majority stake in troubled Tuskys Supermarket has triggered a fresh round of fallout among the siblings who own Kenya’s second largest retail chain that could scuttle the deal.

Yusuf Mugweru, the fourth born of the seven siblings, has vowed to block the deal, saying wrangles among the retail chain’s shareholders are yet to be resolved.

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