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Five out of six suppliers implicated in the multibillion-shilling edible oil scandal failed to appear before the senate trade committee today. New revelations suggest that these suppliers were paid in both dollars and shillings and inflated oil prices by up to $9 per liter, equivalent to 1,200 Kenya shillings. The suppliers are also suspected of operating briefcase companies to embezzle over 30 billion Kenya shillings
Five out of six suppliers fail to appear before the Senate trade committee
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