Wealthy Kenyan politician Musalia Mudavadi's firm to pay Absa $23 million for two insurers
A firm linked to Kenya's Musalia Mudavadi will pay Absa Sh3 billion to regain control of First Assurance, which its backers sold in 2015.
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A firm linked to Kenya's Musalia Mudavadi will pay Absa Sh3 billion to regain control of First Assurance, which its backers sold in 2015.
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