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There is very little effort in fighting the graft otherwise ministers whose ministries are involved in graft should pave way for investigation till they are cleared.The government should not refund money stolen by individual but make the thieves to pay at all cost.
... michael oduor, Kenya
State bets on fixed income market to drive infrastructure projects |
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Brief:With the exchequer under pressure to improve and expand the country’s road, railway and port facilities, the Government is toying with the idea of floating infrastructure bonds.
Even as the Treasury suspended its plans to issue a sovereign bond in the international markets, it is, however, keen to put in place structures that would allow some state corporations, especially those in the infrastructure sector, to raise capital through these bonds. ...more
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Crime, Courts & InvestigationsThe deal was sealed with a handshake before the two men headed in different directions. One of them went to Kenya Revenue Authority headquarters while the other went to his office to await some money.
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