By SAMWEL OWINOMore by this AuthorTaxpayers will have to cough up an additional Sh300 million to fast-track the delivery of a new ferry for the Likoni channel, which is ‘stuck in Turkey’. This was revealed Tuesday by Kenya Ferry Services (KFS) managing director Bakari Gowa when he appeared before the National Assembly's Transport and Housing Committee. Mr Gowa faced hostile MPs who wanted to know why Kenyans should pay an additional Sh300 million for the ferry. The MD also annoyed MPs when he failed to provide details on the amount of money spent on the ferries so far. Couldn’t account for Sh1.8bnTo find out the truth, four MPs will travel to Turkey to check on the status of the ferry.

Source: Daily Nation February 27, 2019 03:00 UTC