The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is probing the Teachers' Service Commission (TSC) and school capitation funds in Kenya as part of an anti-corruption mission requested by the government. This review aims to strengthen public financial management and eliminate graft.

• Ksh 400 billion is spent annually on the TSC payroll, which is under scrutiny for efficiency and accuracy.
• John Mbadi, the Treasury CS, emphasized the need to ensure funds are not allocated for nonexistent students.
• The IMF's diagnostic mission occurred from June 16 to June 30, with the report due in October 2025.

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has initiated a lawsuit to reclaim Ksh 200 million worth of public land in the Eldoret Central Business District, alleged to have been fraudulently allocated.

• Ksh 200 million value of the land in question
• Key individuals involved include Mr. Wilfred Kitur Kimalat and Endo Holdings Limited
• The land, measuring 3.44 acres, was reserved for government housing and remains under the management of the State Department of Housing and Urban Development