In his post, Nyangla wrote: “President William Ruto appointed him to lead KNTC in the public interest. Instead, the corporation is morphing into a family enclave—defined by favoritism, backroom deals, and the systematic misuse of public resources.”
Now, at KNTC, critics argue that Kidero is repeating history, transforming a public institution into a hub of personal enrichment.
Kenyans could be consuming substandard cooking oil due to negligence by officials from the Kenya National Trading Corporation (KNTC), Senators heard Thursday. A probe by Senators heard that a total of 73 consignments of cooking oil was imported into the country by KNTC last year, out of which 44 were inspected by the Kenya Bureau […]
Two former employees of the Kenya National Trading Corporation (KNTC) were charged Tuesday in the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court with offenses related to procurement law violations and abuse of office. The two, Pamela Nduku Mutua, former Managing Director and Amos Juma Sikuku, former Supply Chain and Logistics Manager, face charges of Wilful Failure to Comply with […]
