The arrest of four members of the Gatundu North National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) Committee by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has once again thrust Kenya’s fight against corruption into the national spotlight. The officials are accused of extorting Sh300,000 from a contractor in exchange for approving payment of Sh9.1 million for completed public works.
While investigations are ongoing and the suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the allegations raise critical questions about governance, oversight, and accountability in public funds management—particularly at the constituency level.
Source: Star News
While investigations are ongoing and the suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the allegations raise critical questions about governance, oversight, and accountability in public funds management—particularly at the constituency level.
Source: Star News
