EACC probes ministry clerk over Sh386m tenders
The agency wants him charged with 10 counts of acquisition of proceeds of crime, money...
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is investigating a clerk at the Environment ministry for allegedly using 10 companies to benefit from tenders with a total value of Sh385.9 million.
The officer, a senior clerk who has worked at the Ministry of Environment since 2009, is accused of failing to disclose his interests in companies that won tenders at the same ministry over 11 financial years to June 2025.
(EACC says five companies associated with Nyaga, his son and his wife received Sh111.5 million.
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