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Pandemic? What pandemic?
In just under 60 days, Kenya secured Sh223bn for its Covid-19 war chest.
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Shortly thereafter, Kilig Ltd, registered on Jan 22, 2020 by Ivy Minyow Onyango, landed a Sh4bn deal to supply PPE to Kemsa https://www.nation.co.ke/kenya/news/traders-who-made-millions-from-covid-supplies-1911288">https://www.nation.co.ke/kenya/new...
In just under 60 days, Kenya secured Sh223bn for its Covid-19 war chest.
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Shortly thereafter, Kilig Ltd, registered on Jan 22, 2020 by Ivy Minyow Onyango, landed a Sh4bn deal to supply PPE to Kemsa https://www.nation.co.ke/kenya/news/traders-who-made-millions-from-covid-supplies-1911288">https://www.nation.co.ke/kenya/new...
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The Nation Investigations Desk has established that the actual beneficial owner of the company is a vocal Jubilee politician, who has made his billions by securing contracts from government agencies and selling them to companies in exchange for 10 per cent cut.
The Nation Investigations Desk has established that the actual beneficial owner of the company is a vocal Jubilee politician, who has made his billions by securing contracts from government agencies and selling them to companies in exchange for 10 per cent cut.
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Shop ‘N’ Buy Limited, registered on Feb 14, 2020 and owned by James Kipketer Chululey, was handed a Sh970 million contract to supply 100,000 PPE kits, each at an approximate price of Sh9,000, earning it revenues of Sh900 million.
Shop ‘N’ Buy Limited, registered on Feb 14, 2020 and owned by James Kipketer Chululey, was handed a Sh970 million contract to supply 100,000 PPE kits, each at an approximate price of Sh9,000, earning it revenues of Sh900 million.
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Then there& #39;s Wanderjoy Party World Ltd.
Wanderjoy has been providing catering services to Statehouse and now serves tea and snacks to police officers manning roadblocks during Covid-19 curfew and lockdown hours.
At MoH, a small team consumed Sh4,000,000 in tea in one month
Then there& #39;s Wanderjoy Party World Ltd.
Wanderjoy has been providing catering services to Statehouse and now serves tea and snacks to police officers manning roadblocks during Covid-19 curfew and lockdown hours.
At MoH, a small team consumed Sh4,000,000 in tea in one month
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Bell Industries, owned by a Mr Titus Kirea Ibui and Mercy Karambu Ngeera, is also on the list of suppliers, after it got a tender to supply 15,000 PPE kits at Sh135mn, and 5,000 infrared thermometers at Sh10,000 a piece.
In total the company supplied goods worth Sh185 million
Bell Industries, owned by a Mr Titus Kirea Ibui and Mercy Karambu Ngeera, is also on the list of suppliers, after it got a tender to supply 15,000 PPE kits at Sh135mn, and 5,000 infrared thermometers at Sh10,000 a piece.
In total the company supplied goods worth Sh185 million
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Nanopay Limited also benefited from Kemsa’s flawed procurement process and this has put its top executives in the cross hairs of the EACC.
The company, which is owned by a Mr Ahmed Rahim Mohamud Mohammed, got a tender to supply 50,000 pieces of KN95 face masks at Sh35mn.
Nanopay Limited also benefited from Kemsa’s flawed procurement process and this has put its top executives in the cross hairs of the EACC.
The company, which is owned by a Mr Ahmed Rahim Mohamud Mohammed, got a tender to supply 50,000 pieces of KN95 face masks at Sh35mn.
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Then there was Light Up Africa Limited, owned by Ms Emma Wanjiku Maina and Martha Wanjiru Thuku. It got a Sh25-million contract to supply 50,000 pieces of sanitiser in 500ml units
Then there was Light Up Africa Limited, owned by Ms Emma Wanjiku Maina and Martha Wanjiru Thuku. It got a Sh25-million contract to supply 50,000 pieces of sanitiser in 500ml units
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Ziwala Limited, which is owned by Ms Samantha Ngina Muthama and June Nduta Kinyua, equally received a piece of the Covid-19 billions.
It got a Sh84 million contract to supply 120,000 pieces of KN95 face masks, also at the inflated price of Sh700 a piece.
Ziwala Limited, which is owned by Ms Samantha Ngina Muthama and June Nduta Kinyua, equally received a piece of the Covid-19 billions.
It got a Sh84 million contract to supply 120,000 pieces of KN95 face masks, also at the inflated price of Sh700 a piece.
