Businessman Seyed Jamali remains unable to sell his shares in Mmegi despite a regulatory directive requiring their disposal as efforts to find a buyer have been unsuccessful, court records show.
In his recent judgement, Justice Michael Leburu of the High Court found that “despite its (Jamali’s company Universal House) reasonable efforts to comply with the directive and get buyers for shares, no buyers came on board.”
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