MPs order Sh1. 9 billion Knec tender pay audit

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MPs order Sh1. 9 billion Knec tender pay audit

Parliament has ordered a forensic audit on the payment of Sh1.9 billion to contractors for the stalled Mitihani House whose construction started 34 years ago.

Source: Business Daily

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