Business Daily | by Joseph Wangui
Taxpayers are set to foot a Sh2 billion compensation claim by a Dubai-based firm for breach of a fuel inspection tender by the Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) 11 years ago.
This follows a decision of the Supreme Court to reject a request to review a judgement it passed in December last year that found Kebs liable for breach of the contract awarded to Geo-Chem Middle East in 2009.
The apex court led by acting Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu said the application was…
