Gachagua: Chinese Refused to Fund Railway Over Sh50bn Kickback Demand
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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claims Chinese financiers declined to fund the proposed Narok–Kisumu–Malaba railway after President William Ruto’s team allegedly demanded a Sh50 billion commission.
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Gachagua: Chinese Refused to Fund Railway Over Sh50bn Kickback Demand. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claims Chinese financiers declined to fund the proposed Narok–Kisumu–Malaba railway after President William Ruto’s team allegedly demanded a Sh50 billion commission. Covered by 1 publications. Capital FM Kenya: Gachagua: Chinese Refused to Fund Railway Over Sh50bn Kickback Demand.
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- Capital FM Kenya Kenya Gachagua: Chinese Refused to Fund Railway Over Sh50bn Kickback Demand Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claims Chinese financiers declined to fund the proposed Narok–Kisumu–Malaba railway after President William Ruto’s team allegedly demanded a Sh50 billion commission. 3 h ago · Tier 3
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