Deal makers set to earn millions from Ruto push on privatisation

Internal documents obtained by The Standard reveal that the Privatisation Authority (formerly known Privatisation Commission) has allocated tens of millions of shillings to seek advice from deal makers, resulting in significant financial gains for these firms.

Among the top early beneficiaries include Baker Tilly Consortium, which is set to earn Sh34.1 million for the provision of consultancy services on the privatisation of Agro-Chemical and Food Company.

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