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The unveiling of Kenya’s new police uniforms by President William Ruto has sparked controversy over the tender used to supply them, with investigations raising questions about the award of a lucrative contract to Nalitex Limited, a company incorporated only in May 2024.  The company’s sole director and shareholder is listed as Selpha Chesimi Temoi, while its registered contact details have been linked in media reports to accountant Charles Tela Alusala, who has previously been associated with business and financial interests connected to First Lady Rachel Ruto and other members of the President’s family. The investigation has also raised concerns over Nalitex’s registered address at Hifadhi House in Nairobi, where journalists reportedly could not locate a physical office matching the company. The company’s postal address has reportedly been shared with an established auditing firm and property interests linked to the Ruto family. The concerns largely centre on the reported links involving the company’s accountant, telephone contact and registered address. The controversy has intensified because the police uniform tender is potentially worth billions of shillings, with reports putting individual working sets at about KSh25,000 and ceremonial sets at around KSh30,000, excluding boots.  Critics are demanding the release of the full tender documents, evaluation scores, winning companies and contract values to establish how Nalitex and other suppliers were selected. What was meant to be a routine unveiling of new police attire has consequently turned into a major public procurement controversy, with growing questions over transparency, potential conflicts of interest and whether taxpayers received value for money. #williamruto  #nalitexlimited  #newpoliceuniforms #williamrutopoliceuniforms #newkenyanpoliceuniforms
The unveiling of Kenya’s new police uniforms by President William Ruto has sparked controversy over the tender used to supply them, with investigations raising questions about the award of a lucrative contract to Nalitex Limited, a company incorporated only in May 2024. The company’s sole director and shareholder is listed as Selpha Chesimi Temoi, while its registered contact details have been linked in media reports to accountant Charles Tela Alusala, who has previously been associated with business and financial interests connected to First Lady Rachel Ruto and other members of the President’s family. The investigation has also raised concerns over Nalitex’s registered address at Hifadhi House in Nairobi, where journalists reportedly could not locate a physical office matching the company. The company’s postal address has reportedly been shared with an established auditing firm and property interests linked to the Ruto family. The concerns largely centre on the reported links involving the company’s accountant, telephone contact and registered address. The controversy has intensified because the police uniform tender is potentially worth billions of shillings, with reports putting individual working sets at about KSh25,000 and ceremonial sets at around KSh30,000, excluding boots. Critics are demanding the release of the full tender documents, evaluation scores, winning companies and contract values to establish how Nalitex and other suppliers were selected. What was meant to be a routine unveiling of new police attire has consequently turned into a major public procurement controversy, with growing questions over transparency, potential conflicts of interest and whether taxpayers received value for money. #williamruto #nalitexlimited #newpoliceuniforms #williamrutopoliceuniforms #newkenyanpoliceuniforms

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