The 'experts' told investigators they had been listed by Webmasters for a funded project without their knowledge.
By
Patrick Alushula
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Webmasters Kenya Limited, the firm behind the eCitizen platform, has been blacklisted from World Bank-funded projects for five years after it listed two individuals as 'experts' in a tender bid document for a project in Somalia financed by the multilateral lender.
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