PHOTO:File/Standard]A Canadian newspaper has linked the fallout between Deputy President William Ruto and slain businessman Jacob Juma to the Sh210 billion mineral find in Mrima Hills. Pacific Wildcat executives were stunned, according to David Anderson, the firm's director and head of its Kenyan unit. Later that month, the company hosted a Press conference after it received a key environmental approval for Mrima Hill. Balala called a Press conference and refuted these claims. By Juma's account, the politician demanded a bribe of Sh80 million or else the Mrima Hill licence would be cancelled.

Source: Standard Digital June 22, 2016 05:03 UTC