It started with three Mombasa-based tycoons, standing as principal guarantors to a Sh126.75 million loan issued to Kenya Bus Service Mombasa by EADB in 1998.
It started with three Mombasa-based tycoons, Mohamed Jaffer, Minoj Shah and Amritlal Devani (deceased), standing as principal guarantors to a Sh126.75 million loan issued to Kenya Bus Service (KBS) Mombasa by East African Development Bank (EADB) in 1998.
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