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A parliamentary committee has questioned the integrity of a Swiss multinational security printer, which provides excise duty stamps to Kenya Revenue Authority. The firm in question SICPA has however defended itself saying it was not involved in corruption and that it has a clear contract with KRA.
MPs question credibility of Swiss Firm SICPA
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