Kenya’s Odinga Says Has Evidence Eurobond Funds Went Missing
- CORD leader Odinga says to provide evidence within weeks
- Government maintains all Eurobond funds accounted for
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Kenya’s main opposition party says it will produce evidence in coming weeks to support allegations that almost a third of the $2.82 billion the nation raised in its debut Eurobond sale two years ago has been misappropriated.
Raila Odinga, the leader of the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy, said the East African nation’s Auditor-General doesn’t have a paper trail to account for the transfer of the funds into the country.
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Kenya’s Odinga Says Has Evidence Eurobond Funds Went Missing