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Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC)

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Tribal Hiring In Mudavadi’s Office Exposed

Five departments were found to be overstaffed, eight departments were understaffed, and 10 departments had no staff at all. One department had five employees in positions that were not authorised.

Politics
News

Major Audit Exposes 200 Parliament Staff Hold Fake Papers

Over 200 staffers in Parliament have been ensnared in a crackdown on holders of fraudulent academic certificates. This extensive operation, initiated by the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) more than a year ago, has uncovered a troubling trend of moral decay and graft within government employment. The Star has learned that the audit, which is currently […]

News
Investigations

How MPs Loot Using Fake Mileage Claims

The Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) is on the spot over Sh16.6 million paid to three MPs irregularly. The three lawmakers blew out Sh16.6 million in triple payments for domestic travel, mileage claims and overseas travel, all done in the same day. The three MPs were paid Sh11,392,479 in domestic travel and subsistence in respect of […]

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