EACC Explains How Millions of Recovered Public Funds Are Managed After Recovery

The explanation comes amid growing public interest in anti-corruption recoveries, with some Kenyans questioning how billions recovered from corruption cases are utilised...

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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has outlined the precise procedure for returning recovered public funds to government use, clarifying that these monies are not distributed directly to citizens or kept by the agency.

All recovered public money is transferred to the National Treasury through established legal and financial procedures.
The EACC, as the investigating body, handles recovery and handover, not direct disbursement.
Recovered funds are deposited into the Consolidated Fund and allocated via the national budget for public services and development projects, following public inquiries about their utilization.

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