'No gov't official was involved', DCI says on Ksh.60M tender scam at Harambee House

The report further alleged that two of the suspects were employed in Interior PS Raymond Omollo’s office, while two others were said to be aides to Senator Allan Chesang......

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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has refuted claims of government official involvement in a Ksh.60M tender scam at Harambee House, stating that arrested suspects were external fraudsters.

Over Ksh.60 million was defrauded from two foreign investors in a fictitious tender deal.
Seven external fraudsters, posing as officials from the Ministry of Interior, National Treasury, and Ministry of Health, were arrested at Harambee House on March 10, 2026.
The DCI clarified that the arrested individuals were not government employees and exploited public institutions for criminal gain.

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