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Farmers demand arrests after report revealed serious rot at Muhoroni Sugar Company

Farmers and employees of the Kisumu based Muhoroni Sugar Company want the government to move with speed and take the necessary action after the Auditor General unearthed serious rots at the company. The Kenya National Federation of Sugarcane Farmers and Muhoroni Sugarcane Out growers Company said in a joint statement

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Farmers and employees of the Kisumu based Muhoroni Sugar Company want the government to move with speed and take the necessary action after the Auditor General unearthed serious rots at the company. The Kenya National Federation of Sugarcane Farmers and Muhoroni Sugarcane Out growers Company said in a joint statement that Nancy Gathungu’s report is already in the public domain and arrests should made on individuals who misappropriated public funds. The Chairman of the two groups Mr. Charles Ayumba revealed that the report that uncovered massive corruption and mistreatment of employees was also shared with stakeholders, MUSCO workers and other staffers. “Sugarcane farmers have for a long time been adversely affected by the above-named issues...

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