Updated Wed, November 2nd 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3Josephine Kabura responds to questions on NYS tenders when she appeared before the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee on Tuesday. PHOTO: BONIFACE OKENDO/STANDARDNAIROBI: Kenyans listened with consternation as a key suspect in the National Youth Service (NYS) looting spree admitted to receiving Sh1.6 billion. But Josephine Kabura could not produce a single receipt for the pay-outs that flowed from her fat bank accounts, ostensibly to suppliers. Among those paid by Kabura are Farouk Kibet, an aide of the Deputy President, who was given Sh1 million and later Sh500,000. But Kabura was unable to, for instance, give names of owners of quarries she claimed to have paid millions of shillings for construction materials.

Source: Standard Digital November 01, 2016 19:11 UTC