Who will step in and put an end to the tangled web of phony financial transactions at Kenya Airports Authority (KAA)? This is the question many Kenyans are asking following multiple reports from the Auditor-General’s office of suspect multi-million shilling contracts with little benefit to the taxpaying public.
Take, for instance, the report that the agency’s tender committee increased the contract period for a civil engineering firm that was hired to demolish a burnt down section of the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport – leading to a Sh340m claim.
