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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, July 29, 2026EACC Arrests 3 Over Sh4.8mn Fraud in Igembe North - July 2026
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EACC Arrests 3 Over Sh4.8mn Fraud in Igembe North - July 2026

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested three individuals in connection with an alleged Sh4.8 million fraud involving non-existent rural electrification projects in Igembe North Constituency. Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke has reiterated the State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications' dedication to the responsible management of public resources and strengthened asset accountability. Meanwhile, President William Ruto has declined to assent to the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2024, sending it back to Parliament with concerns that its provisions could harm Kenya's investment climate and create procurement law inconsistencies.

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Wednesday 12:50 PMCapital News

EACC arrests 3 over Sh4.8mn ‘paper’ NG-CDF transformer project in Igembe North

EACC arrests 3 over Sh4.8mn ‘paper’ NG-CDF transformer project in Igembe North

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested three individuals in connection with an alleged Sh4.8 million fraud involving non-existent rural electrification projects in Igembe North Constituency.

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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested three individuals in connection with an alleged Sh4.8 million fraud involving non-existent rural electrification projects in Igembe North Constituency.

  • Alleged theft of Sh4.8 million earmarked for six projects under the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF).
  • Arrested individuals include former NG-CDF Fund Manager Pauline Waruguru Mwangi and account signatories James Muroki Eusebio and James Ntonjira Ntongai.
  • Investigators found no transformers were procured or installed, and neither the Rural Electrification Authority nor Kenya Power received any payment or communication regarding the projects.
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Why Ruto rejected Public Procurement (Amendment) Bill, 2024

Why Ruto rejected Public Procurement (Amendment) Bill, 2024

President William Ruto has declined to assent to the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2024, sending it back to Parliament with concerns that its provisions could harm Kenya's investment climate and create procurement law inconsistencies.

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PS Isaboke reaffirms commitment to prudent use of public resources

PS Isaboke reaffirms commitment to prudent use of public resources

Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke has reiterated the State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications' dedication to the responsible management of public resources and strengthened asset accountability. This was communicated during a session with the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

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Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke has reiterated the State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications' dedication to the responsible management of public resources and strengthened asset accountability. This was communicated during a session with the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

  • The department is pursuing the recovery of Ksh1.14 million in outstanding rent arrears.
  • Key figures involved include Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke and the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee.
  • Reforms are underway to modernize asset-tracking systems and harmonize property records across ministries.
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Key Highlights

President William Ruto has declined to assent to the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2024, sending it back to Parliament with concerns that its provisions could harm Kenya's investment climate and create procurement law inconsistencies.

  • The President's memorandum highlights concerns over the proposed definitions of local and foreign firms, deeming them impractical and conflicting with the goal of attracting foreign investment.
  • Key person involved is President William Ruto, who exercised his constitutional powers to refer the Bill back to the National Assembly.
  • The Bill, which had passed both the National Assembly and the Senate, was returned with proposed amendments to 23 specific clauses.