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November 10, 2019June 12, 2020By Editor

Tatu City files

By Gitahi Ngunyi

Follow the links which appear as subheads to read the Tatu City files story.

PART ONE: How to steal a sh280 billion real estate company

PART TWO: Why grabbing Tatu City was a matter of life death for Stephen Jennings

New Zealand investment banker Stephen Jennings

PART THREE: Inside the dirty machine employed to bring down Vimal Shah Bidco

BIDCO CEO, Vimal Shah

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