Ombudsman CEO Mercy Wambua Suspended Over Gross Misconduct, Incompetence

The suspension, effective immediately, will last 14 days to allow investigations into the allegations. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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The Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ), also known as the Office of the Ombudsman, has suspended its Chief Executive Officer, Mercy Wambua, over allegations of gross misconduct and incompetence.

Wambua's suspension is effective immediately and will last for 14 days to allow for investigations.
The decision was reached during the Commission’s 73rd meeting, as stated in an internal memo dated October 15, 2025, signed by Commission Chairperson Charles Dulo.
During this period, the Director of Corporate Services has been appointed as the Acting Commission Secretary.

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