Zedekiah Bundotich Kiprop in trouble over KSh 118 million debt

- Landmark Port Conveyors was ordered to to sell assets belonging to Buzeki Enterprises to recover its debt

- The complainant will collect monthly installment of KSh 3 million from defendantuntil the multi-million is settled

- The two companies have been fighting in court since 2015 following a land transaction deal that allegedly ended badly

A high flying politician and businessman Zedekiah Bundotich Kiprop also known as Buzeki is a man in trouble after court ordered that one of his alleged companies be sold to recover debt of KSh 118 million.

The amount was owed to Landmark Port Conveyors which moved to court after Buzeki Enterprises defaulted on settling the multi-million debt.

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Buzeki Enterprises, a company owned by businessman Zedekiah Buzeki Bundotich Kiprop could lose assets to auctioneers over KSh 118 million debt after court ruling. Photo: DailyActive.
Source: UGC

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In a court ruling delivered on June 13, 2019, Justice Mbogholi Msagha gave Landmark Port Conveyors a go ahead to sell assets belonging to Buzeki Enterprises to recover the multi-million shillings debt.

According to the ruling, Landmark Port Conveyors will collect monthly installment of KSh 3 million from the defendant, Buzeki Enterprises until the KSh 118 million is settled.

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Court heard Buzeki Enterprises had agreed to pay the complainant's debt by monthly installment but only a fraction of the debt had been paid as of June 2019.

Buzeki Enterprises has been fighting to save its assets from the auctioneers in a protracted legal battle that goes about five years back.

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Trouble started in 2015 after a KSh 340 million land transaction deal between transport company Buzeki Enterprises and Landmark Port Conveyors allegedly went south.

The complainant moved to court to have the defendant's properties attached by Moran Auctioneers Company over outstanding debts.

Buzeki Enterprises managed to get temporary orders setting aside warrants and proclamation of attachment by the auctioneers.

Landmark Port Conveyors, however, had the last laugh after the defendant failed to meet his debt obligations according to the court ruling.

The Uasin Gishu gubernatorial aspirant co-owns the Buzeki Enterprises Limited with one Diana Jepchumba.

As of December 19, 2016, the transport firm which ferries goods for international destinations, had a total of 200,000 shares with Buzeki holding 198,000 and Diana 2,000.

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