World Bank Ban on Webmasters Kenya Raises Concerns Over eCitizen Platform

The World Bank's five-year ban on Webmasters Kenya and its founder, James Ayugi, for alleged fraud in Somalia, has brought scrutiny to the company's role in Kenya's eCitizen platform.

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From fraud to audit obstruction: Why eCitizen empire is under scrutiny

The World Banks five-year ban on Webmasters Kenya and founder James Ayugi over alleged fraud in Somalia has raised concerns about the companys role in Kenyas eCitizen platform.

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World Bank Ban on Webmasters Kenya Raises Concerns Over eCitizen Platform

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From fraud to audit obstruction: Why eCitizen empire is under scrutiny

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