Edwin Mulochi says MPs are intent to have PLO not suceed the new EACC. It is only during his tenure that some big shots have been taken to task to exonerate themselves of corruption claims. The fight against corruption needs men and women without political affiliation will make it history and PLO

Donald Kipkorir writes that MPs were rattled by the manner in which PLo investigated them. The MPs are aware that majority of them cannot pass the integrity benchmark that the new law sets. They therefore stood together to ensure they can be left free to continue stealing by removing PLO and his

Gathenya Njaramba retorts that Mbarire is not daft to try and bribe PLO with sh100, 000. It takes two to tangle and bribes are hardly given directly but through other means that will eventually lead to compromising situations. It is difficult to tell who is telling the truth between the two but i

None-State actors have published a statment in which they raise fundamental issues regarding the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Bill currently in parliament. The statement recognizes the fact that it is during transitions that corruption becomes more vulnerable to corruption. The stakeholders have th

Silas Otuke writes that the pressure being mounted by the UK government to have Okemo and Gichuru extradicted to the island of Jersey is unacceptable. The two committed crimes in Kenya and hence local mechanism must be used to punish them first before any other outside option is considered. This

The top brass of KACC has been sent home after parliament passed a law that restructures the institution. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) will suceed KACC and they also denied the new commission powers to prosecute saying it is likely to be abused. The KACC advisory Board will re

The new Saboti CDF committee has declined to take over office until a financial audit is done. The team headed by Transnzoia Knut branch Executive Secretary Reuben Makhinu rejected the financial report handed over by the outgoing team. Makhinu said impropriety led to its rejection of the report.<

KACC has published a statement as the new management team marks its one year in office. The statement informs the cases that the commission has been able to make head way on. The commisison has submitted a total of 134 files for the AG recommending 113 files for prosecution, 16 for closure and 5