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The government has refuted claims that Bomas of Kenya had been sold. In a Statement, the government has termed the claims false, reckless and deliberately misleading. The Statement further clarified that contrary to the allegations, the institution is being transformed into a world class international conference and cultural center.
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Gov’t dismisses reckless claims that Bomas of Kenya has been sold
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