Transcend Saga: Safaricom in big trouble as Cyprian Nyakundi's exposé ignites debate in parliament

From left to right: Bob Collymore, former CEO Safaricom, George Kinoti, Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Boss, and Sylvia Mulinge, Chief Customer Officer, Safaricom The Transcend Media Group Limited vs Safaricom Plc scandal as exposed by nyakundireport.com has caught the attention of the National Assembly. In a question and answer session on the floor of the National Assembly’s 6th session, Nominated MP Godfrey Osotsi directed a question about Safaricom vs Transcend copyright infringement case to Interior CS Fred Matiang’i. Over the past week, blogger Cyprian Nyakundi has exposed the scandal through three articles. The blogger promises more articles on the scam. READ MORE A brief Introduction on how Safaricom scammed Transcend Media; defeated justice Transcend Saga: Safaricom multi-billionaire staff and their subversion of justice Transcend Saga: Safaricom, Vodafone and how Sylvia Mulinge is Ms ‘fix-it’ in corrupt deals The ANC Party nominated MP shot four questions at CS Matiang’i: “Mr Speaker, I wish to ask question number 74 of 2022, to be responded to by the Cabinet Secretary of interior and Coordination of National Government, and it reads Could the Cabinet Secretary explain the status of investigations into a complaint raised by Ms Transcend Media Group against Ms Safaricom Limited for theft of copyright arising out of a tender floated by Safaricom Limited in 2016 for the provision of creative and digital services launched with the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) by inquiry number 14 of 2021? Could the Cabinet Secretary further explain why the DCI is unable to enforce its own summons against Safaricom Limited as contained in its letters dated 29th June 2021 and 15th July 2021? Could the Cabinet Secretary provide all the details filed with the police against Ms Safaricom Limited regarding theft of Copyrights, intellectual property rights and other complaints? What specific steps is the ministry taking to ensure large corporations in particular MS Safaricom comply with existing laws and ethical standards? Thank you, Mr Speaker," Osotsi concluded The speaker replied, ‘Very well, and question well asked. That one will be replied before the departmental committee on administration and national security’. Video evidence at the end of this article. Mainstream media houses have covered the Q&A session on other issues that CS Matiangi spoke about, but none has touched on the Safaricom vs Transcend saga. CAPTION: Godfrey Osotsi - Nominated MP, Amani National Congress (ANC) Party How DCI silenced  inventors whose Intellectual Property has been stolen by Safaricom Plc Anonymous sources say DCI was compromised; bribed to go slow on the matter. The bribery of DCI also extended to trying to silence some inventors; some through the power of the gun and others through intimidation on social media. In August 2020, the DCI created a fake ‘Wanted by DCI’ poster targeting Anyona Obutu and Mr Kibe, both techies well known in their circles. A few weeks earlier, Mr Obutu had raised the complaints about the infringement on his intellectual property christened Anti-Kamiti MPESA Fraud Unit, by Safaricom. Safaricom had stole his registered intellectual property and launched it as Tuwaanike. READ: Jubilee ‘System’ creates a fake DCI poster meant to intimidate bloggers Techie associated with whistle-blower website arrested Screenshot evidence CAPTION - May 2020: Safaricom Plc introduces Tuwaanike, a copy + paste from Anyona Obutu invention CAPTION: Inventor Anyona Obutu responds to the Safaricom tweet. Kibe, a Techie, is forced to delete his comments on the matter. DCI intimidated him to delete this and also the contents of his blog, "Track The Corrupt'. CAPTION: Continuation of Anyona Obutu's response showcasing the 'Tuwaanike' was his invention. CAPTION: More evidence CAPTION: More evidence 2: As per the screenshots above, Anyona Obutu wrote a comprehensive summary of what his innovation was. He submitted this through Safaricom’s Zindua Cafe platform where innovators are encouraged to submit their innovations to be considered by the Telco. Most often the story has always been ‘my idea has been stolen, I was neither contacted, not received a cent for it”. To Hide Evidence, Safaricom deleted Zindua Portal. READ MORE BY CLICKING ME.