More than a quarter billion shillings due to a firm associated with slain businessman Jacob Juma is at stake after it emerged the company used forged court documents to win compensation from the government.
The anti-graft agency, EACC, reckons that Erad General Supplies, where Mr Juma served as the managing director until his death last year, tabled fake court documents in its case against the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB).
