Copia Kenya Limited, the e-commerce company that sold everyday goods to rural Kenyans through local shop agents, is being wound up. On 17th September 2026, Justice Rhoda Rutto of the High Court in Nairobi ordered it into liquidation, the process in which someone is appointed to sell what a company still owns and pay its debts in a fixed order. She named Julius Mumo Ngonga and Anthony Makenzi Muthusi of KPMG Advisory Services Limited as the joint liquidators.
The same two have run it since May 2024, when it entered administration, a court-supervised period that gives a failing company time to be rescued or sold off. After two years the court found no realistic prospect of a rescue and said carrying on would only add delay and expense for…