Kenya-US arms deal fails the smell test, says John Githongo

Inuka Kenya CEO John Githongo. FILE PHOTO | ANTHONY OMUYA | NMG

Kenya's proposed Sh43 billion purchase of a dozen armed border-patrol aircraft and related items from a US manufacturer “fails the smell test,” says anti-corruption campaigner John Githongo.

Mr Githongo suggests that the pending deal with New York-based L3 Technologies could involve corruption on the part of Kenyan officials.

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