My biggest issue is that we are mixing up everyone in the same mess... we have an array of companies that render their services to GOK and MOH. Instead of focusing on the real issue. Why certain companies like those of Kabura got paid... we focus on companies like Gazeti Ltd which is doing a proper job. Not everyone who provides services to GOK is "mwizi". Some people produce and sell things like pharmaceuticals, gloves, chairs (ama mnathani GOK builds furniture?). We have lots of innuendo... not based on facts but directed at certain individuals to paint a certain picture! for example the Sundales company issue.... We also have the tendency to mix up stuff and that is why we never go anywhere - focus on the real mess and fix that. Kama kuna loophole in the law fix that but I suspect we don't have the discipline to say NO! to people who want us to chase rabbit trails. For example... the story of the 5 billion "missing". Do we know the break down of this 5 Billion? which companies were supposed to deliver and were not paid. P.S. getting paid for delivery on time is not a crime... GAVA is supposed to pay on time. The more beneficial question to as is why the rest have not been paid as agreed?

Got to see the interior of these containers in the news. I saw a desk, examination table, a set of drawers and a microscope. Someone needs to explain how this amounted to 10million shillings per container. This was just blatant theft

Thank you macabbages for saying it . we like diversionary tactics.In NYS we are blaming Mutahi and Kabura, In Health we are blaming Sundales,Gazeti and Ouru's relatives.What wrong have the done?Are these the guys who authorized the payments? Are they the ones who did a need assessment for the goods and services to be provided or procured?

Estama Investments, the shadowy company at the centre of the controversial importation of 100 container clinics, spent Sh1.4 million to buy and import each unit that were then sold to the government at Sh10 million, official documents show. Information contained in Estama’s filings with the Kenya Revenue Authority’s (KRA) digital platform, Simba, shows that the containers were bought in China, transported to Kenya and allegedly delivered to Nairobi at a cost of Sh1,461,388 – meaning the supplier pocketed Sh8.5 million for each unit sold to the government.
KRA documents show that Estama Investment, which was incorporated in Panama and its identity revealed in the Wikileaks Panama Papers, imported a consignment of 20 containers in November 2015 at a total cost of Sh29 million; including the Sh4.9 million it paid in customs duty and another Sh3.9 million in value added tax (VAT), insurance and freight costs.
Health secretary Cleopa Mailu had earlier said that Estama Investments supplied all the 100 mobile clinics and had been paid Sh800 million, pending the clearance of Sh200 million.