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Kenya National Chamber of commerce suspends official

By Frankline Sunday | 9yrs ago

NAIROBI, KENYA: The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) has suspended one of its senior executives over forgery charges.

KNCCI National Vice Chairman Laban Onditi Rao was last week charged in court with conspiracy to defraud city businesswoman Roseline Njeri, the proprietor of City Cabanas, of her land valued at Sh2 billion.

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