Andrew Kipkirui Rotich’s story paints a grim picture of how institutions treat those who try to protect public resources. As a former internal auditor at the Social Health Authority, he uncovered a serious fraud scheme that bled billions from the health fund. His audit exposed falsified billing records from over 1,000 healthcare providers, where claims
Guy Spencer Elms has for years been associated with questionable land dealings in Kenya, and now the court has finally ordered him to face charges. His name has come up in some of the most controversial land fraud cases, from the coast to Nairobi, and the details reveal a long history of forgery, delay tactics,
Civil society activist Peter Agoro has taken the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) Chief Executive Officer James Mwaura to court over what he describes as a plot to frame him. In his petition, Agoro accuses the two parties of orchestrating his arrest in 2024 through entrapment and defamation, an
Kenya’s healthcare system has once again been pushed into the spotlight, not because of progress, but due to troubling reports of fraud within the Social Health Authority, commonly known as SHA. What started as a bold promise to provide fair and affordable medical coverage for all Kenyans has now been overshadowed by revelations of ghost
Mary Biketi’s recent remarks have not only sparked debate but also exposed a troubling attitude that many Kenyans found deeply offensive. As the girlfriend of CS Wycliffe Oparanya, her words were never going to be treated as casual comments. When she told Kenyans to first focus on repaying their Hustler Fund loans before criticizing her,
Nairobi lawyer Guy Spencer Elms is facing serious legal troubles as a court has ordered him to enter a plea in a land dispute in Karen valued at over Sh100 million. The charges against him include forgery, presenting false documents, and attempting to unlawfully acquire property that belonged to the late British businessman Roger Robson.
The ongoing audit of schools across the country has laid bare one of the biggest financial scandals to hit Kenya’s education sector in recent years. Officials from the Ministry of Education are expected to conclude the exercise tomorrow, but even before its final report is released, shocking details have already emerged. The audit has exposed
Mwelekeo TV has been among the platforms discussing the changing views on marriage in Kenya, pointing to studies by Mwelekeo Insights that show more women are choosing to delay marriage compared to the past. This shift is not just a passing trend but one that is slowly reshaping how people in Kenya think about work,
A major security threat targeting global communications in New York was recently neutralized by the U.S. Secret Service, averting what could have been a serious disruption during the United Nations General Assembly. The operation uncovered a sophisticated criminal network capable of interfering with telecommunications systems at a time when world leaders, including President William Ruto,
Lawmakers have dismissed a draft proposal brought forward by the National Police Service Commission that sought to change the way police officers are recruited in the country. The proposal was presented before the Parliamentary Committee on Administration and National Security, but members of parliament from both sides raised concerns over transparency, regional equity, and whether