On February 3, 2006 A report by Mr Justice Bosire recommended that current Education Minister George Saitoti should face criminal charges for his actions and that former President Daniel arap Moi should be further investigated. Saitoti was both vice president and finance minister under Moi in the early 1990s. On 13 February Saitoti's resignation was announced by President Kibaki in a television address.
The report said that records presented at the inquiry showed that Lima Ltd, which is associated with Mr Gideon Moi, Mr Nicholas Biwott, and two other people received Sh6.3 million from Goldenberg and that none of the four had explained to the commission what the money was meant for.
The report also said Sh158.3 billion of Goldenberg money was transacted with 487 companies and individuals. A list of exhibits compiled by the commission puts Goldenberg International Ltd at the top of the primary recipients of the money, at Sh35.3 billion. The directors of Goldenberg were named as Mr Pattni and Mr Kanyotu. Although Mr Kanyotu was the director of the Special Branch and a director of First American Bank, he described himself as a farmer in Goldenberg documents. President Moi was named by Mr Pattni as having been a shareholder of GIL by nominee.
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Politics of today and tomorrow will empower you with political news with much in depth and strategic analysis in order for you to synthesis and understand the two faces of our Governments even better than before.The problems of democracy today in developed and developing countries.The situation,although it seems almost viable,is in reality desperate.How our political leaders have completely robbed our state democracy and everything including its moral legitimacy.A Pleasant welcome!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
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