Man sues to have DP Kindiki, State officers investigated over cash handouts
The petition questions the source of money distributed at public empowerment events
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki addresses residents of Limuru Town on October 02, 2026.
The anti-corruption agency is facing a court petition seeking to compel it to investigate the sources of money and assets distributed by politicians, including Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and other senior government officials.
The petitioner, Kelvin Kipchirchir, argues that the officials have been giving out cash, vehicles, motorbikes and other items outside approved government programmes.
Court documents show that the software was to have the capability to conduct searches on journalists and media houses.
Political crowds are now assembled, transported, fed and paid.
Political participation is assigned a price.
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The changes follow an announcement in June by the ministry that would rationalise the school calendar.
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