Jayesh Saini, a name already mired in controversy, has once again come under the spotlight through his company, Harmony Vibrant.
Reports have surfaced of questionable dealings in a government contract worth an estimated 5 billion Kenyan shillings.
The contract was to supply equipment and implement the community health promoters program.
However, doubts over transparency have overshadowed this initiative, leaving many wondering about the integrity of such massive undertakings.
Initially, the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) was reportedly prepared to handle the equipment supply.
Yet, at the last minute, Harmony Vibrant was brought in, raising suspicions of backdoor dealings.
The sudden shift in responsibility to Saini’s company reeks of manipulation, especially considering the history of shadowy dealings tied to him.
This pattern is eerily similar to previous controversies involving Adani deals, where Jayesh Saini allegedly played a central role as a broker.
These past incidents serve as a glaring reminder of his murky business practices, further eroding public trust.
Adding to the concerns is the connection between Harmony Vibrant and Bliss Healthcare.
The company is run by Meharishi Pradeep, who also serves as the Vice President of Finance for Bliss Healthcare, another entity under Jayesh Saini’s control.
This setup effectively places an alarming portion of Kenya’s public health system under the influence of one man.
The lack of diversification, or “de-risking,” in such critical sectors not only undermines transparency but also puts millions of lives at risk.
How can a single individual wield such overwhelming control over a country’s healthcare resources without accountability?What’s even more troubling is the failure of the services that Harmony Vibrant was tasked to implement.
If the argument is that Saini and his associates are “geniuses” deserving of such contracts, why is the program plagued by inefficiencies? Equipment remains undelivered, and health promoters complain about inadequate support and training.
Meanwhile, the billions paid to Harmony Vibrant have seemingly vanished without tangible results.
These failures point to systemic corruption, where personal enrichment trumps public service.
The government’s silence on this issue only deepens suspicions.
Why was a company like Harmony Vibrant, with questionable ties and a poor track record, entrusted with such a vital program? Who authorized the contract, and what due diligence was conducted?
These questions demand immediate answers, as the public health system cannot afford to be a playground for unscrupulous businessmen.
Jayesh Saini’s history of controversial deals, coupled with Harmony Vibrant’s glaring failures, paints a damning picture of greed and corruption.
The government must take urgent action to investigate these allegations, revoke the contract if necessary, and ensure accountability.
Anything less would be a betrayal of the Kenyan people, whose health and lives are being gambled away for the benefit of a select few.
