the Congo. Bosire report On 3 February 2006, following an investigation under the Kibaki government, a report by Justice Bosire recommended that the Education Minister at that time, George Saitoti, should face criminal charges for his actions and that former President Daniel arap Moi should be further investigated. Saitoti was both vice-president and finance minister under Moi in the early 1990s. On 13 February, Saitoti's resignation was announced by President Kibaki in a television address. The Bosire report found that KSh.158.3 billion/= of Goldenberg money was transacted with 487 companies and individuals. A list of exhibits compiled by the commission placed Goldenberg International Ltd at the top of the primary recipients of the money, at KSh.35.3 billion/=. The directors of Goldenberg were named as Pattni and James Kanyotu. Although Kanyotu was the director of the Special Branch (intelligence unit of the Kenya Police, now known as National Intelligence Services, NIS) and a director of First American Bank, he described himself as a farmer in Goldenberg documents. President Moi was named by Pattni as having been a shareholder of GIL by nominee. However, President Moi himself was never called to present evidence despite this alleged link. Cost In response to a query by Joseph Lekuton, on 16 December 2008, Orwa Ojode the Assistant Minister for Provincial Administration and Internal Security confirmed to parliament that the commission had cost the Kenya Government Kshs 511,569,409.90. Travel restrictions Shortly after, Saitoti along with 20 several others suspected to be involved in the scandal were prohibited from leaving the country and ordered to surrender any weapons they possessed. Among those named were Gideon Moi, retired President Moi's son, also the Baringo Central MP Mr Philip Moi, retired President Moi's son Mr Moi's lawyer, Mr Mutula Kilonzo Mr Moi's former personal assistant, Mr Joshua Kulei Former Central Bank of Kenya governor Eric Kotut former Central Bank of Kenya deputy governor Eliphas Riungu former Central Bank of Kenya employee Job Kilach. former Central Bank of Kenya employee Tom Werunga former Central Bank of Kenya employee Michael Wanjihia Philip Murgor, the former director of public prosecutions Mr Murgor's law firm represented the Central Bank of Kenya during the two-year public inquiry headed by Mr Justice Bosire. Former Treasury permanent secretary Charles Mbindyo former Treasury permanent secretary Wilfred Karuga Koinange former Treasury permanent secretary Joseph Magari Prof George Saitoti, who resigned as Education minister. Goldenberg architect Kamlesh Pattni Pattni's