Kenyan Taxpayers May Have Lost Billions in Pipeline Tender

Taxpayers may have lost Sh40 billion in a project to build a new 450-kilometre fuel pipeline between Mombasa and Nairobi. The pipeline was originally to be upgraded to 16 inches - but whistleblowers say  the company took a kickback-driven decision to throw everything away and buy a 20-inch pipeline instead. The company has denied the claims.

A man walks along the already set 20-inch 450km Kenya Pipeline Company [KPC} pipes at Kokotoni in this picture taken on July 15, 2015. File photo: Nation Media Group

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