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Petredec is a British company implicated in laundering Kenya’s corruption money. Money laundering typically occurs in three stages: placement, layering, and integration. Through these processes, illicit funds from corrupt activities are made to appear legitimate and are introduced into the mainstream financial system. I am writing to you today because, through my interactions with individuals

NCBA is once again in the spotlight, and this time, it is not about its questionable banking practices but rather the shocking mistreatment of its employees. Cyprian Nyakundi has exposed a disturbing case of worker exploitation at Loop NCBA, where employees are facing harsh conditions despite promises made in their contracts. The anonymous whistleblower who

Storymoja Publishers have once again proven that Kenyan creatives remain vulnerable to exploitation by companies that thrive on deceit. In what can only be described as an outright con job, a voice-over artist has come forward with a detailed exposé, revealing how Storymoja Publishers used his work, wasted his time, and ultimately refused to pay

Donald Kipkorir has shared explosive documents on X, exposing Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja in what appears to be one of the biggest corruption scandals in recent history. The documents reveal how Sakaja and his associates allegedly stole Ksh 2.75 billion meant for compensating residents of Embakasi, who were forcibly evicted from land they had occupied

It has now emerged that the campaign for former Prime Minister Raila Odinga to become the African Union Commission (AUC) chairperson cost Kenyan taxpayers a total of Ksh 524 million. This is according to new data from Parliament as reported by Taifa Leo. The government spent the money on lobbying, travel, and other expenses to