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Kenya court rules Meta can be sued over layoffs by contractor
A Kenyan court ruled on Friday that Facebook's parent company Meta could be sued in the East African nation over the dismissal of dozens of content moderators by a contractor. Last year the content moderators sued Meta and two local contractors,
Facebook Loses Jurisdiction Appeal in Kenyan Court Paving the Way for Moderators' Case to Proceed
The court had earlier ruled that Kenyan courts had jurisdiction over the matter, but Meta challenged the ruling on appeal. The case filed by some 185 content moderators from different African countries who were working for a Meta contractor,
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Facebook Loses Appeal In Kenya: 1.6 Billion Dollars Compensation Sought by Ex-Content ModeratorsNew Delhi: Facebook's parent company Meta on Friday lost its appeal in a Kenyan labour court that ruled the company could be ...
Kenya’s Treasury called for more discipline in the use of public resources because of the high level of domestic interest ...
Kenya’s President Ruto faces mounting pressure over a series of controversial proposals by an Indian conglomerate to upgrade ...
The murder of Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei by her former partner has reignited calls for stronger action against femicide ...
Kenya's fisheries sector is under severe pressure from overexploitation, climate change, and economic vulnerabilities ...
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua now says that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is the undisputed king of the Mt Kenya ...
The Kenyan police force is on the hot seat for demonstrating absolute impunity and its contiued failure to follow the rule of ...
While agriculture is the economic activity that contributes the most to Kenya’s GDP, a majority of Kenyans have yet to ...
Even the most optimistic Musevenist knows that the man has more presidential time behind him than he has before him.
Hundreds of workers at Kenya’s main international airport are demonstrating against a planned deal between the government and ...
Kenya's finance ministry forecasts a fall in the budget deficit to 3.5% of gross domestic product (GDP) in the 2025/26 fiscal ...
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