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KBC sued for Sh49b over breach of contract in digital licence row

In a petition filed for the second time in three months, Mr Mboya claims that the termination of a contract between KBC and Dubai-based businessman Ajay Sethi of Channel 2 Group Corp may have been done to pave way for StarTimes.PHOTO: COURTESY

The award of exclusive digital rights to a Chinese firm has been thrown into the centre of a Sh49 billion dispute between national broadcaster KBC and Channel 2 Group Corp.

Former Law Society of Kenya CEO Apollo Mboya wants Parliament to review the award to StarTimes/Pan African Network Group, which he claims was riddled with kickbacks to senior Government officials.

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