
Jaswant Rai to invest $43.3 million in recently acquired Nzoia Sugar
Kenya’s Jaswant Rai to invest $43.3 million in reviving Nzoia Sugar, aiming to modernize operations and boost cane development under a 30-year lease.
Kenya’s Jaswant Rai to invest $43.3 million in reviving Nzoia Sugar, aiming to modernize operations and boost cane development under a 30-year lease.
Kenyan businessman wins 30-year lease to operate Nzoia Sugar Factory, advancing Kenya’s privatization drive to revive its struggling sugar sector.
Rai’s legal endeavors extended to business matters. In 2022, he contested the awarding of a leasing contract to the Uganda-based Sarrai Group.
Rai ranks as one of Kenya’s richest businessmen.
The Moi family is said to be Kenya’s second-largest landowner after the Kenyattas.
The Rai family is one of the wealthiest families in Kenya.
The legal action is expected to exacerbate the Rai brothers’ feud over their late father’s inheritance.
The two brothers object to the will and believe their father could have been coerced into crafting the document.