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Originally published by The Standard BusinessAugust 22, 2026
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World Bank sanctions e-Citizen founder over fraudulent Somalia deal

eCitizen Founder James Ayugi and his firm Webmasters Kenya Ltd have been sanctioned by the World Bank over fraudulent practices in a tendering process involving Sh12.7 million..
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The World Bank has sanctioned eCitizen founder James Ayugi and his firm, Webmasters Kenya Ltd., for fraudulent practices in a tendering process for a project in Somalia.
- The duo has been blacklisted from participating in any World Bank-financed projects for five years.
- James Ayugi misrepresented the availability of key experts and used their CVs without authorization to win a contract worth approximately Sh12.7 million.
- The fraudulent and obstructive practices involved a project aimed at increasing access to basic digital financial and government services in Somalia.
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