A billion-dollar COVID-19 deal linked to Kenya attracted the attention of US regulators

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“In Kenya, citizens have protested allegations of corruption in the procurement and supply of COVID-19 equipment worth $71.96 million by a government agency. But the latest scandal to envelop the country has had international implications, pulling in a Canadian firm and American regulators.”

via Quartz Africa
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