Former Citizen TV presenter Willis Raburu has taken EABL to court over non-payment and breach of contract.
Taking on social media, Willis Raburu revealed that he is pursuing the recovery of the remaining payment and interest it has accrued during the time.
“This morning, together with my legal team led by Danstan Omari, we filed pleadings arising from prolonged non-payment and breach of contract.
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The reliefs sought include declarations on the validity of the contract, recovery of outstanding sums with interest, damages and regulatory review, including consideration of the relevant operating licence pending full settlement of sums lawfully owed.” he said
He continued by revealing that moving to court was the last resort after discussions failed.
“This is not punitive. It is procedural. Licences exist to uphold standards of compliance and accountability. Where obligations from accepted work remain unresolved, the law provides for pause and review to protect the integrity of the system.
Court was not a first resort. After over a year of good-faith engagement, this was the final step.We MUST protect creatives at all costs!,” he said
