 These developments led to the firing of 52 top managers, including the CEO, CFO, Commercial Director and Company Secretary.The company has asked the government for KSh2.3 billion (approximately US$26 million) in bail-out funds, of which KSh500 million (approximately US$5.6 million) had been advanced, as of the first week of February 2015.Legal proceedings against the major culprits in the scam have begun.