Quatre directeurs du conseil d'administration de Nairobi Hospital ont été inculpés le 16 mars 2026 pour obtention de plus de 8 millions de shillings et non-soumission d'états financiers au registraire des sociétés. Ils ont été arrêtés le week-end et ont sollicité une mise en liberté sous caution, arguant qu'ils ne peuvent pas fuir en raison de leurs services aux Kényans. Le président William Ruto est intervenu pour assurer la transparence dans le litige.
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