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Hacienda: How Business Journos Bribes From Leading Telco Didn't Come Through

Caption: Hacienda bar where corrupt scribes met . Kenyan business journalists are the scums of the earth as they fight for brown envelopes for favorable reporting. The stage is Hacienda Bar and Restaurant, located in the Ngara area of Nairobi, rumoured to be owned by a group of Kenyan Members of Parliament (MPigs), and

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Caption: Hacienda bar where corrupt scribes met . Kenyan business journalists are the scums of the earth as they fight for brown envelopes for favorable reporting. The stage is Hacienda Bar and Restaurant, located in the Ngara area of Nairobi, rumoured to be owned by a group of Kenyan Members of Parliament (MPigs), and an emerging ight-spot that is sending pricy Westlands clubs into oblivion. In attendance were a selection of Kenya’s “finest” business journalists, all hailing from leading media houses like Nation Media Group’s Business Daily, Radio Africa’s Star, and the likes. Contrary to journalistic ethos and competitive practices, these journalists despite being from competing media houses, share information, collaborate, conspire and share...

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