Webmasters Africa CEO James Ayugi has rejected the characterisation of his company’s conduct as fraudulent after the World Bank debarred the firm and its founder from participating in World Bank-financed projects. The World Bank sanctioned Webmasters Kenya Limited and the CEO for a minimum of five years following findings of fraudulent and obstructive practices linked
The World Bank has banned Webmasters Kenya Limited and its founder and chief executive officer, James Ayugi, from participating in World Bank-funded projects for at least five years over fraudulent and obstructive practices linked to a project in Somalia. The ban took effect on June 8, 2026, and will run until at least June 7,
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), in partnership with the World Bank, has announced a free technical skills training programme for unemployed youth, project-affected persons, and persons living with disabilities in Isiolo, Meru, Wajir, and Garissa counties. In a notice dated Tuesday, June 30 2026, the Authority stated that the training will be funded under