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Traders will have to seek licences from county director to stock the commodity as stakeholders say regulations could hamper uptake of crucial input.

  The Movement for Truth and Accountability has called on GRA, FIC and EOCO to make public the  details of their investigations on  fighting corruption in the country. According to a statement copied to Peacefmonline.com, it is encumbered with GRA to make sure that companies do not reap off State monies needed for development. Joseph Bediako, convener for the Movement for Truth and Accountability, indicated that the group has been investigating some companies they suspect are involved in money laundering, under-invoicing and tax evasion by the Bank of Ghana monitoring department, Minist...

THE STANDARD By Moses Nyamori | January 29th 2021 at 01:00:00 GMT +0300 A section of the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) headquarters at an Industrial area in Nairobi. August 27th, 2020 [Elvis Ogina, Standard] Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) rejected an offer to procure personal protective equipment (PPE) at Sh4,500 and instead bought them for Sh9,000 per unit. That decision by the agency cost the taxpayers at least Sh1.6 billion. Northlink General Suppliers – a company that traded with the agencies in the supply of Covid-19 equipment – yesterday told members of Public...

THE STANDARD Public Investment Committee (PIC) chairman Abdulswamad Nasir Shariff (right) with Likoni MP Mishi Mboko during the committee’s sitting at Parliament Nairobi yesterday. [David Njaaga, Standard] MPs investigating the purchase of the Sh.7.8 billion Covid-19-related materials by Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) are reading mischief in claims of errors in an audit on some of the payments. An Auditor General’s special report had indicated that Shop N Buy Company received Sh970 million while Nanopay was paid Sh340 million. But the Auditor General’s office now claims an er...

THE STANDARD Public Investment Committee (PIC) chairman Abdulswamad Nasir Shariff (right) with Likoni MP Mishi Mboko during the committee’s sitting at Parliament Nairobi yesterday. [David Njaaga, Standard] MPs investigating the purchase of the Sh.7.8 billion Covid-19-related materials by Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) are reading mischief in claims of errors in an audit on some of the payments. An Auditor General’s special report had indicated that Shop N Buy Company received Sh970 million while Nanopay was paid Sh340 million. But the Auditor General’s office now claims an er...