Youths wielding machetes and glass bottles turned the once-busy matatu terminus into a war zone, setting up roadblocks and attacking pedestrians and vehicles indiscriminately.
Iran, which imported Kenyan tea valued at Sh5.98 billion in 2023, has effectively suspended imports following the exposure of massive fraud orchestrated by Debsh Tea Co.
The KFS board reviewed and approved the request on January 21, 2025, with a conditional Special User License issued just three weeks later on February 12,...
The SEC found that Sembritzky used investor funds meant for a Kenyan water project to instead purchase “a car, a condo,” luxury jewelry, and watches.
“Money moved fast and upwards,” a source close to the county treasury confided.
While other hospitals charged an average of Sh990,743 per procedure, Mediheal’s mean bill was Sh2,313,324—a staggering 133 percent premium that investigators say “suggests potential billing irregularities.”
On paper, the plan was elegant: use the proceeds for infrastructure development, provide budgetary support, and retire expensive domestic debt. In practice, it became a masterclass...
Court documents from a Tax Appeals Tribunal case reveal that the Kenyatta family, through a web of shell companies and trustees, supplied sand and provided land...
One of the most explosive claims involves acting CEO Sheila Waweru, who is accused of involvement in shady tender deals and maintaining a close relationship with...
The controversy surrounding the popular betting game Aviator has further fueled suspicions about Mbugi’s conduct.
The forensic report reveals fraud through duplicate Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) account codes and unauthorized expenditures totaling Sh5.2 billion.
The ring is reportedly led by a well-connected figure within KMTC who allegedly enjoys protection from senior management.
Many of these donors, investigators say, were not even from Kenya. A striking number were young Azeri men, systematically recruited to supply kidneys to Israeli recipients,...
The windswept hills of Marsabit hide more than just desert secrets. Beneath the veneer of county development, investigators say a web of corruption has drained over...
The most telling example occurred on March 10, 2025, when Sh6 million was withdrawn from a retention account and distributed among several companies.
Since committee chairman James Nyikal opened the inquiry on April 22 with a 90-day deadline, the investigation has ground to a virtual halt.
NTSA staff find themselves reduced to mere spectators of a system they supposedly own, unable to generate the comprehensive reports essential for proper oversight and accountability.
