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Charma Holdings Limited is under scrutiny as its director, Ruth Kinyanjui, revealed that she was approached by an officer from the Kenya National Trade Corporation (KNTC) to supply edible oils, despite having no prior experience in the field. The firm, which has been in existence since 2008, is among KNTC's pre-qualified suppliers but has never dealt in edible oils. The Senate is investigating a Ksh1.1 billion tender related to this matter, with allegations that the deal was initiated by cartels who inflated costs. Charma Holdings has been ordered to provide all documentation of the transactions.
The ghost of 10,000 bags of substandard brown sugar, irregularly released into the Kenyan market in 2018, has returned to haunt importers and a port health officer five years later. https://t.co/aOfDjd2gpb
Ghosts of edible oil import Senate grills Charma Holdings directors over Ksh1.1B tender Firm ordered to avail all documentation of the transactions Chute: This deal was initiated by cartels who increased the cost #CitizenFridayNight @lillian_muli https://t.co/pOWnPNiBlh
Charma Holdings Limited Director Ruth Kinyanjui shocked the committee when she revealed that she was approached by an officer from Kenya National Trade Corporation (KNTC) to supply edible oils despite having never supplied such a commodity before. https://t.co/P4D2cdwYap
