Kenya Power
According to Kenya’s Business Daily, filings with the Capital Markets Authority in that country show that President Uhuru Kenyatta’s mother holds 2.2 million shares in the firm or a 0.11 percent interest.
Not much is known about Mama Ngina but her Kenya Power interest is now worth Sh37.7 million ($449, 602).
The past first lady received a dividend of Sh1.1 million ($13, 118). Kenya Power announced a final dividend of Sh0.50 for the year to June 2012.
Mama Ngina controls a business empire that is connected to famous and profitable products and blue chip firms.
These involve Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA), which is Kenya’s biggest non-listed bank with assets worth Sh100 billion ($1.2 billion). Last year, the bank reported a net profit of Sh2.6 billion ($31 million).
According to the report, the bank ranks as Kenya’s ninth largest with a market size index of 4.08 percent.
and how exactly does a 0.11% share become a majority.....fake reporting no wonder you are unheard of.
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