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Safaricom KPMG Audit: A Controversy That Has Refused To Die

In February 2016, audit firm KPMG handed in a confidential report to Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore and Irene Miru -Head of Project Management. At that time, Nobody knew this report was going to open the Pandoras Box, expose Scandals and insider dealings within Kenya's Biggest Telco, Safaricom. We exclusively leaked the

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In February 2016, audit firm KPMG handed in a confidential report to Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore and Irene Miru -Head of Project Management. At that time, Nobody knew this report was going to open the Pandoras Box, expose Scandals and insider dealings within Kenya's Biggest Telco, Safaricom. We exclusively leaked the report and made history. Although the Kenyan media has been playing games and not reporting anything pertaining this KPMG Jumbo, Social Media and Blogs have played a huge role in making Kenyans know what transpired. Despite Bob Collymore's sideshows of reporting to CID after the report was leaked, we played our role by informing Kenyans and generating debate on Corporate Kenya and the private sector that Kenyan's used to believe is...

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