NAIROBI, KENYA — Kenya’s High Court has rejected a petition seeking to prevent the auction of properties owned by Moses Kuria, President William Ruto’s Senior Economic Advisor.

Justice Aleem Visram, in his recent ruling, determined that Kuria had not fulfilled his financial commitments related to a loan obtained several years prior. As a result, the scheduled auction of his properties is set to proceed on April 8, 2025.

The properties slated for auction include apartment complexes situated in Ruaka and Juja, both located within Kiambu County. These assets have been listed for sale by Garam Investment Ltd., an auctioneering firm, in an effort to recover the outstanding debt owed. Justice Visram concluded that Mr. Kuria had failed to honor his financial obligations.

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