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Defunct Chuka municipal officials, contractors fined Sh10m for irregular tender
Thursday February 04 2021
Runyenjes Law Courts in Embu County where eight people were convicted of corruption charges and fined a total of Sh10 million. PHOTO | NMG
By GEORGE MUNENE
A court in Runyenjes, Embu County, has convicted eight people, including four former senior officials of the defunct Chuka Municipal Council, of corruption and fined them a total of Sh10.3 million.
Each of the accused was ordered to pay Sh1,284,000 or serve 12 months in prison in default.
Following the conviction, they were escorted to prison as they could not immediately pay the fines imposed on them.
Loise Njeri stands outside her shop in Nyeri county, which will now be used as a Jumia-Pick-up station as part of the Jumia City Program to expand in Mt.Kenya region.
Jumia customers will benefit from reduced delivery fee following the launch of City Partner Program in Mt. Kenya. The new programme is aimed at empowering local businesses by boosting their revenue and providing better services to consumers.
Entrepreneurs will earn up to Kshs 100,000 per month by becoming Jumia pick-up stations (with their existing shops) and by helping customers in the area to place orders. This is a great way for businesses to earn additional income and serve as Jumia representatives in the Mt.Kenya region. City Captains will also be responsible for recruiting and training young people in their towns – so that they can earn income via our JForce Programme,” said Sam Chappatte, Jumia Kenya CEO adding that, “We continue to see unserved customers in towns outside of Nairobi. We believe our large