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Imende Benjamin

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As seen in: The Star (Kenya), The Standard (Kenya), Radio Jambo (Nairobi, Kenya)
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By Imende Benjamin Verified, Irene Githinji
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
State House, the seat of government in Kenya, is, according to critics, increasingly becoming a citadel of multi-billion shilling questionable deals and a paradise for brokers and wheeler-dealers. Uncharacteristic leaks and confessions from insiders with a gripe against President William Ruto’s administration are giving a glimpse of a house of deals, which has almost transformed the President’s command base into “a crime scene”. Already have an account? Login
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House of deals: Power, plunder, and patronage: 'Rise of Kenya's centre of deals'

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By Imende Benjamin Verified, Irene Githinji
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
State House, the seat of government in Kenya, is, according to critics, increasingly becoming a citadel of multi-billion shilling questionable deals and a paradise for brokers and wheeler-dealers. Uncharacteristic leaks and confessions from insiders with a gripe against President William Ruto’s administration are giving a glimpse of a house of deals, which has almost transformed the President’s command base into “a crime scene”.
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Ruto, Kenyatta families business interests exposed by data breach

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By Brian Ngugi Verified, Imende Benjamin Verified
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
A massive data breach at Kenya’s Business Registration Service (BRS) has revealed the business holdings of some of the country’s most powerful figures—including President William Ruto, the Kenyatta family, and several other prominent investors. For years, much of this information remained out of the public eye, but now it’s all been revealed. The breach is raising concerns about the security of private data and the potential risks to personal and national financial security.
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