The Kenyan government is considering liquidating KUSCCO (Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Cooperatives Limited) following a forensic audit that uncovered massive fraud and financial irregularities, potentially leading to billions in permanent losses for members.

• An estimated Sh12 billion financial hole has been exposed, with only about Sh4.8 billion expected to be recovered.
• Key involved parties include KUSCCO, Cooperatives and MSMEs Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya, and the Senate Trade Committee.
• The audit revealed a complex web of fraud, ghost saccos, manipulated accounts, fake audits, and allegedly politically connected networks, with some deposits reportedly mobilized through 3% finder's fees.

The Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK) has achieved profitability, reporting a net profit of Sh488 million for the financial year ended June 2025. This marks a significant turnaround from a Sh1.08 billion loss in the previous year.

• Operating revenue increased by 11 percent to Sh2.16 billion, boosted by courier, e-commerce, and mail services.
• PCK, a state corporation, has successfully navigated challenges like declining traditional mail volumes and competition.
• New revenue streams, including Huduma Kenya rental income and logistics contracts, significantly contributed to the improved financial performance.

An audit by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu has revealed significant revenue leakages and questionable leasing practices at Postal Corporation of Kenya (Posta Kenya).

• Kshs. 39.3 million collected from expired lease agreements without formal renewals.
• The audit highlights issues at Posta Kenya involving its property leasing across regional offices.
• Concerns raised over lack of transparency in tenant selection and competitive bidding for leased land and properties.