Kenya paid $48 million to a French consortium without the approval of the Parliament for breach of a construction contract. The consortium involved three French firms; Vinci Highways SAS, Meridian Infrastructure Africa Fund, and Vinci Concessions SAS that were set to construct a mega highway project, however the contract was cancelled in favour of Chinese…...
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Kenya’s Treasury paid French contractors $48 million without Parliament approval
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