LSK demands audit of G-to-G fuel deal, questions stalled prosecution of energy officials

The Law Society of Kenya has demanded a forensic audit of the G-to-G fuel procurement framework as prosecutions against arrested energy officials stall and matatu operators reject government fuel talks...

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The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) is demanding a forensic audit of the Government-to-Government (G-to-G) fuel procurement framework, citing a lack of transparency and accountability amidst rising fuel costs and stalled prosecutions of energy officials.

The LSK wants a complete audit of G-to-G agreements, procurement, pricing, and financial obligations.
Key energy officials, including former Principal Secretary Mohamed Liban, were arrested over alleged manipulation of fuel stock data.
Matatu operators remain on strike, disputing the government's claims of progress in negotiations over fuel prices.

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