RT @Shamir_Activist: As the 001 Hub Coordinator, I joined INUKA NI SISI through @Maskani254 for an insightful 2-day training on Artificial….

Public Participation Alert ⚠️ . Parliament has reintroduced the Privatisation Bill, 2025, after a court nullified the 2023 version. The new Bill seeks to overhaul how Kenya privatises public entities, with stronger parliamentary oversight now built in. Submit your comments by

Talk of tone deaf! . This shows just how disconnected this government is from the daily struggles Kenyans face. Kenya’s Jua Kali workers have survived and thrived for years without state support!. Respect the hustle, don’t belittle it.

RT @TISAKenya: 📢 #SideEvent coming in hot at #DevolutionConference2025!.We’re unpacking governance the people-first way 🔥. 🎯 Theme: Open Go….

The National Assembly invites your views on the following Bills: . 1. The Privatization Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 36 of 2025).2. The Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly No. 35 of 2025). 3. The Kenya Roads (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill (National

In the Nation today: Undermining the Conflict of Interest Act. — Pesa Print Ltd, the company poised to secure a KES 45 billion contract from the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to roll out chip-embedded driving licences, is backed by individuals with strong

President Ruto today dismissed claims of a 60% default rate on the Hustler Fund, saying it has an 83.3% recovery rate, nearly matching banks at 83.6%. Funny how he’s always blaming critics instead of taking accountability. #FailingTheHustlers #HustlerFund

Speaking of the failures of Hustler Fund : By June 2023, Hustler Fund had disbursed KES 32B, with KES 11B unpaid, a 34.4% default rate, and 78% of arrears overdue 90+ days. #FailingTheHustlers

EACC report has revealed that Police officers are leading in professionals perceived to be unethical and corrupt at 27.6pc followed by KRA officers (17.3pc) and Chiefs (16.2pc).

RT @nisisikenya: THREAD ALERT.According to the @EACCKenya Survey 2024, the average bribe paid by Kenyans for services in public institution….

The report further showed significant inconsistencies in the analysis of the eCitizen Reporting Module settlement repo . For instance, the Settlement Reports for the Tourism Fund generated by the Government Digital Payment (GDP) Unit for the period ending 30th June 2024

The system reveals a lack of revenue traceability and accountability. According to the Revenue Accountability Statements for the period ending 30 June 2024, there was a balance of KES 2,574,788,662 in the Settlement Account that could not be linked to any invoices generated from

All collections made through the Paybill number 222222 were expected to be automatically transferred to the designated Settlement Account held at KCB Bank. However, a review of the 222222 Paybill Statement revealed that on 25th January 2024, four transactions were made from the

Equity Bank statements for eCitizen’s collection accounts show receipts totaling KES 68,719,877 and USD 48,142,844 from an undisclosed account named 'Pesaflow'. This account was not listed among the approved collection accounts by the National Treasury and was irregularly used

The Auditor General’s Special Report on the Government Digital Payments Platform (eCitizen) further reveals disturbing findings, including the diversion of funds from the mandatory Paybill number 222222, designated for government services, into private accounts. The report also

The national Corruption Survey in public offices by @EACCKenya has further revealed that bribery is the most prevalent form of graft, with the national average bribe standing at Sh4,878."

EACC corruption survey. EACC report reveals massive graft in government institutions with critical institutions such as Interiors and Administration, Health, Treasury and economic Planning, Education and defence emerging at the top list of corrupt institutions in the country

In another episode of Kenya Kwanza, government privatisation marathon!. Business Daily is reporting that Kenya plans to sell up to 65% of Kenya Pipeline via IPO on the NSE & retain a 35% stake. Kenya also plans to sell part of its 34.9% stake in Safaricom through a

Speaking of eCitizen's. 44.8B corruption scandal. According to Auditor General's Report , In 2017, the IFC handed over full ownership of the eCitizen platform to Kenya’s Treasury. By 2023, control had somehow reverted to Webmasters Kenya, a private vendor, with no

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