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Esther Waititu

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Ferdinand Waititu, Wife To Spend Night In Custody Ahead Of Sentencing

If not successfully appealed, this conviction could bar Waititu from holding any public office. This would further complicate his already uncertain political future, as his impeachment had already disqualified him from vying for any political position for 10 years.

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No Escape, Court Rules Against Waititu In Corruption Case

Nairobi Anti-Corruption Court has, today, ruled that former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu Baba Yao and his wife Susan Wangari Ndung’u have a case to answer in relation to a Kes.588 million fraudulent tender. Among those charged alongside the Waititus is the Director of Testimony Enterprises Limited, the company at the centre of the scandal, Charles […]

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KCB Launches Talent Offensive Against NCBA in Response to Safaricom’s Influence

John Okulo has been appointed as the director for corporate banking at KCB Bank Kenya, effective June 5. Telco giant Safaricom triggered a talent war in February, leading to this appointment. Mr. Okulo, a seasoned banker with 24 years of experience, previously served in a similar position at NCBA Bank. Annastacia Kimtai, the managing director […]

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