CS sued in bid to kick out Railways boss, audit SGR contracts

“The project has equally generated sustained public debate concerning transparency, accountability, value for money, public participation, procurement practices and debt sustainability.

He further claims that Transparency International indicated that public institutions, among them KR allegedly repeatedly failed to provide information requested by accountability actors and researchers.

The Petitioner states that the people of Kenya, being the ultimate financiers of the project through taxation and public borrowing, possess a legitimate constitutional interest in the manner in which the project was conceived, procured, financed and implemented,” says Muchunu.