Blind Pastor Defiled 2 Sisters Saying He Wanted To Cure Their Barrenness
Although pastors and priest are the most respectable members of the society, it is not always the case as some individuals takes advantage and misuse the trust people have on them to commit crimes. A blind priest aged fifty two years identified as Moses Wafula have left Kenyans talking after defiling two sisters aged twenty seven and thirty years saying he wanted to cure their barrenness.
Huge Relief to Kenyans as Bank to Mpesa Transaction Charges are Suspended by the High Court
While a lawsuit regarding financial consumer rights is being decided, the High Court has ordered Safaricom and the central bank to stop reintroducing fees on transactions conducted between mobile money wallets and lenders. After the charges were suspended in 2020 as a result of COVID-19, a Kenyan named Moses Wafula filed an application to challenge their reinstatement.
Court Makes Major Announcement On Bank to Mpesa Transaction Charges
The High Court has ordered Safaricom and the central bank to halt re-introduction of charges on transactions made between mobile money wallets and lenders pending determination of a suit involving financial consumer rights. The order comes after a Kenyan, Mr Moses Wafula, filed an application challenging the reinstatement of the charges after they were suspended in 2020 due to Covid-19.
Relief to Kenyans as High Court Orders Safaricom and CBK to Suspend these Cost with Immediate effect
It's a sigh of relief to Kenyans as High Court of Kenya ordered Safaricom and the Central Bank of Kenya to suspend re-introduction of transaction cost of bank-to-mpesa cash transfer with immediate effect. The CBK had ordered all commercial banks on December 2022 to introduce transaction cost to their customers who transfer money from bank to Mpesa effective from 1st January 2023.
Here is What Top Banks Have Promised Kenyans After High Court Suspended Bank—M-Pesa Charges
The High Court has ordered Safaricom and the central bank to halt re-introduction of charges on transactions made between mobile money wallets and lenders pending determination of a suit involving financial consumer rights. The order comes after a Kenyan, Moses Wafula, filed an application challenging the reinstatement of the charges after they were suspended in 2020 due to Covid-19.
Big Win To Kenyans After The Following Court Ruling Was Made Today on Bank to Mpesa Charges
Following the recently introduced transaction charges which wa cutting across all Kenyans who are using both M-pesa and banks to deposit money, pay bills or buy goods, one of the Kenyans by the name Moses Wafula moved to court seeking clarification from the recently introduced charges while citing its illegality and tough economic times.
Good News To Kenyans as Cour Orders Saricom and Central Bank Of Kenya to Suspend Mpesa-bank Charges.
People using mobile banking have been allowed to transfer money from Mpesa to the bank without incurring any fees since the COVID-19 epidemic. The M-Pesa bank fees were recently reinstated by the Central Bank of Kenya. The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and Safaricom have been directed by the court to halt the return of bank-to-M-Pesa charges.
Court Stops The Re-Introduction Of Bank To Mpesa Charges
Court Stops The Re-Introduction Of Bank To Mpesa Charges. In the interim, Safaricom and the central bank have been ordered to stop charging for transfers between mobile money wallets and lenders by the High Court, awaiting the outcome of a lawsuit regarding financial consumer rights. The decision was made in response to an application Mr. Moses Wafula, a Kenyan, filed to contest the charges' reinstatement after they were put on hold in 2020 as a result of Covid-19.
Kenyans To Smile As High Court Suspends Mpesa To Bank Transaction Cost Days After It Was Put Back
Few days ago mpesa together with the central bank of Kenya reintroduced transaction charges between mpesa and bank which has been free for a period of almost two years. The charges were reintroduced abruptly without the consent and consultation with customers which left many complaining saying it was too expensive.
High Court Drops Fresh Details About The Ruling of Banks to M-Pesa Transaction Charges
On December 6, 2022, the Central Bank of Kenya gave the greenlight to reintroduce transaction charges between banks to M-Pesa which was effective grom the 1st of January this year. Moses Wafula filed a case to the High Court seeking to nullify this act by the big players of the monetary system.
Big Relief To Kenyans As Court Suspends Mobile Money, Bank Transfers
Temporary orders from the High Court have halted the reimposition of fees for bank and mobile money wallet transactions. In anticipation of the hearing and decision on a petition against the return of the fees by mobile money companies, the court issued the orders on Thursday. The subject will be discussed on January 23, 2023.
Kakamega Man,22, Murdered Brother,34, In Fight Over Omena And Ugali
Dramatic Scene was witnessed from a commonly known Mavokho village, Kakamega county in the former Western province when a gentleman,22, identified as Moses Wafula was beaten to near death by residents for allegedly murdering brother infront of children for eating his Omena and Ugali. According to the local or rather neighbour, the suspect, a quarry worker arrived at mother's home and found nothing to eat when her mother informed him that her elder brother had taken the meal.
Court orders safaricom and Central Bank of Kenya to suspend mpesa-bank charges.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic people with mobile banking were able to transfer their money from mpesa to the bank without any charges. Recently the Central Bank of Kenya re-introduced the mpesa-bank charges. The court has ordered Safaricom and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to suspend the reintroduction of bank-to-M-Pesa charges.
Reliefs to Mobile Users as High Court Suspends M-pesa to Bank Transaction.
The High Court has ordered Safaricom and Central Bank to avoid re-introduction of the mobile banking charges between mobile money wallets and lenders due to suit based on financial consumer rights. According to the source, Mr. Moses Wafula filed a petition on the application againt the charges after they were suspended during Covid-19 pandemic.
Kakamega Man,25, Murders Own Brother,21, Over A Chicken
Although siblings are supposed to love, support and care for one another, it is not always the case as some are found on the wrong side of the law. A man,25, identified as Moses Wafula from Mavokho village, Bungoma county in the former Western province was badly lynched by mob after murdering his own brother over a chicken.