Twiga Foods, a Kenyan B2B startup, has been ordered to pay a former sales representative over KES 1 million ($7,800) after the Employment and Labour Relations Court found that his dismissal was unfair. In a judgment delivered virtually on October 9, Justice Linnet Ndolo ruled that Twiga wrongfully fired Maxton Duke Kibira in December 2018
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