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Hunt for proxies in dams rip-off kicks off asset seizures

Former principal secretary Kamau Thuge and ex-cabinet secretary Henry Rotich at Milimani Law Court on Tuesday. [George Njunge, Standard]

Barely days after charges were slapped on suspects in the Kimwarer and Arror dams scam, the state is swooping in on their assets for possible seizure.

Prime parcels of land and properties in Karen, Runda and Gigiri are among assets that the government has mapped out for recovery if it succeeds in nailing the suspects.

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