[File, Standard]The row over the inspection of used motor-vehicles imported into Kenya deepened after one of the players accused Parliament of bias. The company argues that since it was engaged by the Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) in March this year, it has generated royalty income to the government to a tune of Sh45 million. Kebs Managing Director Benard Njiraini had on October 14, 2020, filed an application to stop implementation of the report. It said that it participated in the Kebs tender in November 2019 as an eligible candidate and bidder. ATJ was engaged by Kebs in a previous contract while EAA had been sub-contracted by QISJ in a previous contract.

Source: Standard Digital October 25, 2020 07:06 UTC