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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has hit out at judiciary accusing it of blocking reforms needed in the tea sector. Speaking in Muranga County, Rigathi accused the courts of allegedly siding with directors of Kenya Tea and Development Agency who he claimed have denied farmers their rightful share of payment. The DP now says he will convene a meeting with KTDA next week to ensure tea is bought at current rates of the dollar.
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