Court gives KTDA boss two days to file response in contempt charges

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KTDA chief executive Wilson Muthaura (centre) at a past press briefing. FILE PHOTO | NMG

A judge has granted Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) chief executive officer Wilson Muthaura two more days to file his reply over a contempt of court application brought against him by two senior officials of the company.

Justice Bernard Matanga directed Mr Muthaura to be ready in two days for the hearing of the application filed by Mr Albert Otochi, managing director of KETEPA and Japheth Sayi, the general manager of KTDA Power Company, subsidiaries of KTDA.

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