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Tender Goes to: Teacher, Missing Office, and Ruto's Link to New Police Uniform

From The Standard · () English

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  • Questions surround Nalitex, the supplier of Kenya's new police uniforms, after its office could not be located.
  • The company's registered address is linked to businesses associated with President William Ruto's family.
  • A teacher reportedly received the tender, raising further concerns about the procurement process.

The procurement of Kenya's new police uniforms has become mired in controversy, with questions mounting over the supplier, Nalitex. Investigations reveal that the company's registered office could not be traced, adding a layer of mystery to its operations and legitimacy.

Further complicating matters, Nalitex's registered address has been linked to businesses reportedly associated with the family of President William Ruto. This connection has fueled speculation and raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and undue influence in the awarding of the lucrative tender.

Adding to the intrigue, reports indicate that the tender was awarded to a teacher, a detail that has further intensified scrutiny of the procurement process. The circumstances surrounding the award, coupled with the opaque nature of the supplier's operations and its alleged links to the presidency, have prompted calls for a thorough investigation into how the contract was granted.

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