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Court lifts earlier orders on disputed Sh30bn city estate

Suraya Property Limited CEO Pete Muraya (right) with Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi (second right) at the launch of the estate. File

The battle for control of Nairobi’s Sh30 billion real estate development took a fresh twist after the High Court in Mombasa suspended temporary orders restraining any transactions on the property.

Lady Justice Jeanne Gacheche set aside the orders Wednesday and temporarily allowed the owners of the housing project Mr Pete Suraya and Sue Muraya, to continue transacting business pending the hearing on August 25.

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