MPs Put Section of Civil Servants on Notice Over Public Spending

A National Assembly committee issued the warning while reviewing audit reports from 2018/2019 to 2024/2025 amid concerns over compliance...

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Kenya's National Assembly Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education has warned accounting officers at Technical and Vocational Colleges (TVCs) that they could face personal liability for spending public funds without approved budgets.

MPs are scrutinizing financial reports from 2018/2019 to 2024/2025 for several TVCs, including Emgwen TVC and Samburu TVC.
The committee, led by Luanda MP Dick Maungu, highlighted instances of ineligible expenditure and questioned procurement practices at Emgwen TVC.
Samburu TVC faces scrutiny over Ksh27 million in unspent funds and a lack of an internal audit function.

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