Kajiado official arrested after demanding bribe to clear sewer line repairs

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) arrests a Kajiado County officer for allegedly soliciting Sh10,000 to clear sewage line repairs. The officer is released on Sh20,000 bond as investigations continue...

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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested a Kajiado County Enforcement Officer, Noah Kitisia Katei, for allegedly demanding and receiving a Sh10,000 bribe. The bribe was reportedly to allow repairs on a sewage line to proceed after he halted the work.

Noah Kitisia Katei was arrested in a sting operation after demanding Sh10,000 to unblock sewage line repairs.
The EACC initiated the arrest as part of a broader crackdown on bribery and extortion within public institutions.
The suspect was released on a Sh20,000 police bond, and investigations are ongoing.

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