How a Lebanese contractor, a Nigerian bank, a secretive debenture signed in Lagos, and a decade of weaponised litigation turned Kenya Pipeline Company’s flagship infrastructure project into the most expensive procurement scandal in post-independence Kenya
Under the plan, Kenya will divest 65 per cent of its stake while retaining a 35 per cent strategic shareholding.
According to Omtatah, the Kenya Petroleum Refinery Limited (KPRL) has agreed to lease 23.19 acres of public land to Asharami Synergy on a 31-year lease to develop, operate, and maintain the plant.
Nigerian Firm Asharami Synergy Granted 31-Year Mombasa Land Lease Without Environmental Study or AG’s Nod—Deal Signed Before Gazette Notice A murky deal granting Nigerian firm Asharami Synergy Ltd a 31-year lease on prime public land in Mombasa has ignited fierce criticism, with allegations of skipped legal steps, ignored oversight, and potential corruption. The lease, intended […]
Kiragu jumped to his death from his office building on 11 March 2025, a day before facing DCI detectives over fraud and collusion allegations.
In 2018, Khafafa was among several top managers at KPC who were arrested by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) over the Kisumu Oil Jetty scandal.
