The bombshell revelations paint a sickening picture of systematic looting that would make even the most hardened criminal blush.
The human resource catastrophe unfolding within KWS reads like a deliberate demolition manual.
The iron fist that once ruled Kisumu’s streets with bulldozers and demolition orders now trembles under the weight of scandal. Michael Abala Wanga, the man who...
Investigators have uncovered evidence of ghost suppliers who deliver nothing but receive full payment, creating artificial shortages of essential materials like transformers and prepaid meters to...
The arrest of a lawyer in the sweep has raised questions about how professional networks may be exploited by terror financiers seeking to legitimize illicit funds.
Civil society activist Peter Agoro has taken his legal war with the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to a new level, accusing the agency of framing...
From Deng Lual Wol to Benjamin Bol Mel: How South Sudan’s Oil Wealth Was Allegedly Captured by a Tiny Elite A Kenya Insights Investigation While mothers...
The factory, owned and managed by the powerful Dhodhia family, is accused of violating Kenya’s labour laws with impunity while its directors allegedly use money and...
Multiple former employees describe a consistent pattern of abuse orchestrated by Verkooijen and senior management.
In one dramatic seizure, officers counted Sh5.46 million in cold, hard cash, money that had been stashed away in the suspects’ homes like loose change.
Between 1987 and 1995, the period when this particular fraud was perpetrated, Kenya witnessed systematic plunder of public land on a scale that staggers the imagination.
The Swiss development charity SwissAid has spent months documenting Kenya’s role in what amounts to an industrial-scale laundering operation for African gold.
The intelligence that led to the interception of the Igor was generated by surveillance systems Kenya does not own and cannot access independently.
Staff members believe the report may have been deliberately manipulated to target specific individuals.
Staff members describe a culture of fear where questioning the Finance Director’s decisions is professional suicide. Vendors whisper about blacklists and targeted audits.
The Kenya Coast Guard Service provided maritime operational capabilities. Port Police secured the perimeter. The National Intelligence Service fed crucial intelligence.
Students who should be clocking 40 hours of flight time for a Private Pilot License are getting away with a fraction of that time at West...
