Puzzle as Govt Admits to Fake Documents in Affordable Housing Tenders

Author: Timothy CerulloPublished on: August 29, 2026Country: Kenya

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The Kenyan government has acknowledged the existence of fake documents in the tenders for the affordable housing project, raising concerns among citizens about the allocation of housing units. Meanwhile, DAP-K party leader Kijana Wamalwa is demanding details on a Ksh3 billion police uniform tender. Police reforms are also a focal point, with David Maraga urging President Ruto to release a report on the matter.

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