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Tender row to delay rollout of Sh2,000 cooking gas for poor

Under the plan, the State will buy about one million new cylinders for distribution. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  GALGALLO FAYO

The rollout of Sh2,000 subsidised cooking gas for the poor faces delay after the court stopped National Oil Corporation of Kenya (NOCK) from awarding the tender for online payment following a row.

The High Court suspended the tender for the mobile phone-based payment system after a tech firm, Attain Enterprise Solutions, sued NOCK for terminating its contract and advertised for fresh tenders.

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