EACC Recovers Ksh 13M Linked to Nairobi Cemetery Land Scandal
The commission revealed that the individual allegedly received the money as a kickback for facilitating the fraudulent procurement process of the land, which is worth Ksh283 million...
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has successfully recovered Ksh13 million from a former Nairobi City Council official implicated in a cemetery land scandal.
- Recovered from a former Chairperson of the Technical Evaluation Committee involved in a Ksh283 million land fraud.
- The funds were deemed a kickback for facilitating a fraudulent procurement process.
- This recovery is part of a larger effort by the EACC to reclaim Ksh80 million lost to the public.
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National Assembly Probes Missing Ksh9.4 Billion on eCitizen Platform - March 2026
The Kenyan government faces intense scrutiny over alleged mismanagement and irregular withdrawals totaling Ksh9.4 billion from the eCitizen platform. The National Assembly's Public Accounts Committee is investigating the matter. An audit has uncovered significant financial irregularities and a potential data breach within the eCitizen platform, raising serious concerns about the security and management of public funds and sensitive user information. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission had previously recovered Ksh13 million linked to a separate Nairobi cemetery land scandal.
