Airtel Kenya to pay Ksh 5million to Willis Raburu for using his trademark BAZU
Airtel Kenya for using the trademark "Bazu" without permission. Airtel Kenya used “Bazu” to encourage purchases by its customers.
Prominent journalist Willis Raburu has filed a lawsuit against telecommunications company
Airtel Kenya for using the trademark “Bazu” without permission. Airtel Kenya used “Bazu” to encourage purchases by its customers.
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Raburu filed a lawsuit against the telecommunications company in the High Court in May 2023,
but the case was transferred to the business of the Managing Business on May 9, 2023.
Raburu The court ordered Airtel Kenya to pay Raburu KSh5 million and additional compensation for the illegal use of its trademark.
Raburu argued that he registered the trademark “Bazu” with the trade name registration number 116744.
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-Special damages of KSh5 million are for the defendant’s loss of potential licensing fees. would have paid the plaintiff for the defendant’s infringing activities.
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The judgment included general damages of Ksh1.5 million plus interest on the above costs, calculated according to the court’s standards.
Willis Raburu was happy after winning the event and shared the news on his social media.
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– I am grateful for the Minister’s latest decision. Rawlings Museiga filed a lawsuit in district court against Airtel Kenya for infringement of my trade name “BAZU”.
This decision sets an important precedent for the future protection of intellectual property and copyrights. –
Respect for intellectual property is extremely important, and as stated in the legal notice,
those who use the BAZU name without permission will face similar consequences. I thank God for this beautiful result.
Success is in action and I am grateful for the solution to this problem. “said Raburu.
The court also gave Airtel Kenya 45 days to file an objection.
