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How Jubilee Insurance rigged to win a tender at Kenyatta National Hospital

August 2018: Jubilee Insurance Chairman Nizar Juma (Center), Group CEO Julius Kipng’etich (Left) and GM Retail Business Nicholas Mruttu. A whistleblower at KNH has fingered Jubilee Insurance Company for introducing new terms to a tender for the provision of insurance services at Kenyatta National Hospital, which placed

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How Jubilee Insurance rigged to win a tender at Kenyatta National Hospital

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August 2018: Jubilee Insurance Chairman Nizar Juma (Center), Group CEO Julius Kipng’etich (Left) and GM Retail Business Nicholas Mruttu. A whistleblower at KNH has fingered Jubilee Insurance Company for introducing new terms to a tender for the provision of insurance services at Kenyatta National Hospital, which placed it in a position to win. The criteria read, the underwriter must have a gross profit of 100million each year for the last 3 years (2020, 2019 & 2018) as per IRA reports”, the whistleblower by the name Infinity Agency wrote of the tender Procurement of Insurance Underwriting Services, KNH/T/46/2021-2022. The revelations are contained in an email that CCed the who is who of the industry, also alleged that this was possible because...

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