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Wueh, anus lickers @mkurugenzi na @Mwalimu-G hebu tueleze the theorem behind going back to manual while registration is electronic? Na vile mapesa mingi zilitumiwa to acquire fancy gadgets za voting.

Halafu sambarry aweke video ya Kalonzo akisema he would be the most stupid man on 🌍 to support Raila a nth time.
 
It is what Kenyans want to read, which Kenyan wants to read NHIF is seeking a penalty if you don't pay or Nairobi county workers have issued 21 days strike notice? or kplc was paying 785m in bribes that were refunded by Germany regulators na treasury wanasema hawajui hiyo story?
Curious how someone can move that kind of money around
 
Curious how someone can move that kind of money around

They thought the Germans would look the other way, you wonder why Kenya power refuses to disclose the beneficiary, also it shows how CBK is compromised, coz before the money is wired out, they should have confirmed the beneficiaries.


The German lender rejected the refund for excess payment of idle power charges paid in 2018, citing a lack of sufficient details of the ultimate beneficiary of the millions of shillings paid to the CBK account.

It also demanded supporting documents for the payment amid increased oversight by German financial regulator BaFin for money laundering breaches, which have seen lenders in the European country slapped with multi-billion shilling fines.

The CBK has remained mum while Kenya Power shifted the burden to the Ministry of Energy in a terse letter sent to LTWP on January 27.

A senior banker in Kenya says the German bank had possibly declined the transfer because the ultimate recipient of the millions of shillings from the CBK was not disclosed.

He added that the CBK could also have declined to be a party to the transaction, which has raised more questions than answers.

 
They thought the Germans would look the other way, you wonder why Kenya power refuses to disclose the beneficiary, also it shows how CBK is compromised, coz before the money is wired out, they should have confirmed the beneficiaries.


The German lender rejected the refund for excess payment of idle power charges paid in 2018, citing a lack of sufficient details of the ultimate beneficiary of the millions of shillings paid to the CBK account.

It also demanded supporting documents for the payment amid increased oversight by German financial regulator BaFin for money laundering breaches, which have seen lenders in the European country slapped with multi-billion shilling fines.

The CBK has remained mum while Kenya Power shifted the burden to the Ministry of Energy in a terse letter sent to LTWP on January 27.

A senior banker in Kenya says the German bank had possibly declined the transfer because the ultimate recipient of the millions of shillings from the CBK was not disclosed.

He added that the CBK could also have declined to be a party to the transaction, which has raised more questions than answers.


So there's a bunch of money no one wants to touch or claim. Interesting
 
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