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Jubilee Party Vice Chair David Murathe Grilled By EACC Over Kemsa Scandal
Jubilee Party Vice Chairman David Murathe has arrived at Integrity House, the EACC headquarters, where he will be grilled on the KEMSA scandal.
Murathe arrived at EACC shortly before 3pm dressed casually and appeared to be in high spirits, even asking journalists why they were not wearing masks.
The vocal Jubilee party politician is expected to respond to queries on his involvement in the alleged KEMSA procurement scandal as investigations take center stage.
Murathe a key ally of President Uhuru Kenyatta is on record stating that he was not involved in any tender at the Kenya Medical supplies Authority.
He however during a recent interview admitted to working with businessman Tony Gachoka but clarified that their dealings aren’t related to kemsa.
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