Post by jakaswanga on Jul 25, 2015 15:40:43 GMT 3
EDUARD OUKO THE ROGUE OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF KENYA
We will come to this detail reported by the NATION thus.Impede? I thought that was exactly the purpose of the bill fronted by Aden Duale! Imagine the PAC & PIC, other parliamentary committees, the EACC and Judiciary would have half the lacklustre robustness of the auditor General as we have seen over the past two years, shining light on the pivotal points of graft! we would be far in the war against graft, wouldn't we! But with boisterous generals like Ababu Namwamba revealed for paper tigers --(bwogo ohodho gi thwon thuol to motho thi), aint we up to our necks and still drowning in the thick of graft and impunity!
But today, a light touch!
Whenever there is an audit report which details the wanton waste of public money by political CEO's, the Kenyan Kings of Impunity are quick to raise the cannon and blast away at the author, tossing away both water, baby and bathtub.
Listening to Kenyan kleptocrats, one would believe accounting is a discipline akin to sorcery, that there is neither scientific methodology, nor factual infrastructuring (mathematical logic), nor systematic accuracy.
As i said at the beginning of the thread castigating the parasitic vermin organised in Raila Odingas ODM which is looting Nyanza to the bones, dismissing accounting reports was first made bon-ton by the then government spokesman Alfred Mutua, now Machakos 'superstar' governor, when he was confronted with the findings of the John Githong'o-sourced Kroll report. Mutua, his baby face more innocent than an infant sleep-sucking mummy's ripe teat, declared the Kroll report a concoction of balderdash, full of rumour, innuendo and immaterial circumstantial idle hearsay! --Mayoo Ululu yawa!
You instinctively knew Mutua was worth twice his pay to the elite or the captains of graft who own Kenya. It was a template, or easier said, a blueprint for subsequent responses to the same.
And so after many many more auditor general's reports detailing the rot within the Kibaki-Raila GCG gravy train going down without a comment, came the era of devolution with the office pimped-up a bit and determined to earn keep. But the latest episode, like the KPMG report on the counties, or even Mumias sugar, has not gone unnoticed.
Earlier on too, using the Alfred Mutua precedent, the then chairman of the Governors club Isaac Ruto of Bomet came out blazing. KPMG? Are these not the same guys who facilitated Goldenberg and Anglo-leasing? and now they know right from wrong!? Then a few days ago Eduard Ouko was at it again. His office released detailed reports which, though Kenyans know what is going on, still managed to shock the sensibilities of the nation and cast a shadow over the belovedinfant of a devolution process. The devolution corridor, from Queen Waiguru's NYS auspices to the far-flung rowdy Ruth Odinga-Ranguma counties of Kisumu, is a stinking sewer belt of the morally challenged administrators. Graft and graft and wastage upon wastage is their piety in fellowship.
ENTER PETER MUNYUA, replacing Isaac Rutto as the chairman of the Governors roundtable.
1. the incompetent Ouko?
His office, like the Kroll office, like the KPMG office, like the Transparency International audit office, and those Maina Kia people, is, let us quote the old Alfred Mutua: little else than 'peddling concoctions of balderdash, pregnant with half-baked rumours and devoid of facts or conclusive figures!''
here is the variation offered by Anne Waiguru's side kick, PS Mangiti.
here is the kind of stuff too complicated for the dimwits at Ouko's office Easier than std 8 mathematics exams I would say, so, why do questions remain which, even on redirect, author only more questions?
Once upon a time, this:
uloaded 1 mrt. 2014
Makueni governor Kivutha Kibwana tells Victoria Rubadiri that it is he who invited the auditor general to audit the county. He says claims any funds embezzled happened before he took office. He also responds to reports of two toilets built for Sh4 million
THE TROUBLE WITH PEOPLE LIKE OUKO!
I guess we can give spindoc Alfred Mutua a break and, instead, quote Kidero's lawyer Ojienda on his dismissal of the KMG report on Mumias Sugar! Ojienda will just be a minor variation on Mutua though! I promise!
Even the Kiganjo graduates can not match the business acumen certified below:
and now the best. Peter Munya, governor of Meru and freshly-annointed chair of the caucus of Governors, faults the incompetence and carelessness of Ouko's office. A variation on the phraseology of the golden Alfred Mutua.Indeed fair and balanced is to incorporate the views of the thieves! it is a thought! the public ever crowds waheshimiwa demanding to be set free, as in 'gonya ane koro'! --such miscellaneous expenditure posts must somehow be reconciled, no?
But the pig-headed Ouko would not listen, So the report of the auditor's office is inconclusive and inaccurate!? But so too, it would appear, are Munya's own financial reports and statements! --O Munya yawa!
Any trained accountants out there!? We Kenyans seem out of out depths when it comes to book-keeping! HeeeeeeelllllP!
FOOTNOTE:
EACC is unconstitutional, as the captains of graft had foreseen when they sent home Onsongo and Keino and Mumi Matemu!
EARLIER ON, thorough broom needed,
Willy Mutunga and the scam-ridden racket he runs called the Kenyan Judiciary, had this funny move in store for us, should anyone think indictments are worth a dime any day! This challenge has now been granted! Case ended.
Where, on the four-corners of the promising land of Kenya, does one find a few good men to do any job right!?
MEANWHILE: One of Aden Duale's egg hatches. Next.
We will come to this detail reported by the NATION thus.
Posted Saturday, July 18, 2015 | by- JUSTUS WANGA
Uproar over move to place EACC under PSC
Auditor-General Edward Ouko has called for changes to the Public Audit Bill, saying if passed in its current form it could impede his offices mandate to audit government expenditure.
Uproar over move to place EACC under PSC
Auditor-General Edward Ouko has called for changes to the Public Audit Bill, saying if passed in its current form it could impede his offices mandate to audit government expenditure.
But today, a light touch!
Whenever there is an audit report which details the wanton waste of public money by political CEO's, the Kenyan Kings of Impunity are quick to raise the cannon and blast away at the author, tossing away both water, baby and bathtub.
Listening to Kenyan kleptocrats, one would believe accounting is a discipline akin to sorcery, that there is neither scientific methodology, nor factual infrastructuring (mathematical logic), nor systematic accuracy.
As i said at the beginning of the thread castigating the parasitic vermin organised in Raila Odingas ODM which is looting Nyanza to the bones, dismissing accounting reports was first made bon-ton by the then government spokesman Alfred Mutua, now Machakos 'superstar' governor, when he was confronted with the findings of the John Githong'o-sourced Kroll report. Mutua, his baby face more innocent than an infant sleep-sucking mummy's ripe teat, declared the Kroll report a concoction of balderdash, full of rumour, innuendo and immaterial circumstantial idle hearsay! --Mayoo Ululu yawa!
You instinctively knew Mutua was worth twice his pay to the elite or the captains of graft who own Kenya. It was a template, or easier said, a blueprint for subsequent responses to the same.
And so after many many more auditor general's reports detailing the rot within the Kibaki-Raila GCG gravy train going down without a comment, came the era of devolution with the office pimped-up a bit and determined to earn keep. But the latest episode, like the KPMG report on the counties, or even Mumias sugar, has not gone unnoticed.
Earlier on too, using the Alfred Mutua precedent, the then chairman of the Governors club Isaac Ruto of Bomet came out blazing. KPMG? Are these not the same guys who facilitated Goldenberg and Anglo-leasing? and now they know right from wrong!? Then a few days ago Eduard Ouko was at it again. His office released detailed reports which, though Kenyans know what is going on, still managed to shock the sensibilities of the nation and cast a shadow over the belovedinfant of a devolution process. The devolution corridor, from Queen Waiguru's NYS auspices to the far-flung rowdy Ruth Odinga-Ranguma counties of Kisumu, is a stinking sewer belt of the morally challenged administrators. Graft and graft and wastage upon wastage is their piety in fellowship.
ENTER PETER MUNYUA, replacing Isaac Rutto as the chairman of the Governors roundtable.
1. the incompetent Ouko?
His office, like the Kroll office, like the KPMG office, like the Transparency International audit office, and those Maina Kia people, is, let us quote the old Alfred Mutua: little else than 'peddling concoctions of balderdash, pregnant with half-baked rumours and devoid of facts or conclusive figures!''
here is the variation offered by Anne Waiguru's side kick, PS Mangiti.
Devolution Principal Secretary Peter Mangiti said they comprehensively responded to all queries raised by the Auditor Generals letter dated April 29 on May 4. However, to our dismay, upon examination of the final audit report, we observed that the Auditor General had not taken our responses into account at all, he stated. The PS pointed out that his ministry held several meetings with the audit team and that Mr Ouko expressed satisfaction with most of the queries raised, but which were not included in the final audit report.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000169505/anne-waiguru-s-ministry-faults-auditor-for-erroneous-report
www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000169505/anne-waiguru-s-ministry-faults-auditor-for-erroneous-report
Anne Waiguru's Ministry faults auditor for erroneous report
By Standard Reporter Updated Friday, July 17th 2015
Devolution Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru (left) with Principal Secretary Peter Mangiti. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD] NAIROBI: The Ministry of Devolution has faulted Auditor General Edward Ouko for allegedly leaving out its responses on audit queries for the year ending June, 2014. Devolution Principal Secretary Peter Mangiti said they comprehensively responded to all queries raised by the Auditor Generals letter dated April 29 on May 4. However, to our dismay, upon examination of the final audit report, we observed that the Auditor General had not taken our responses into account at all, he stated. The PS pointed out that his ministry held several meetings with the audit team and that Mr Ouko expressed satisfaction with most of the queries raised, but which were not included in the final audit report.
The PS admitted that it was indeed true that the ministry had pending bills amounting to Sh4.2 billion that was presented for audit. It was clearly stated to the Auditor General that the Sh1.1 billion pending bill included in the initial statement was what had been received in the accounts unit by the end of the financial year. Subsequently, all bills were consolidated, the schedule updated accordingly and presented for audit. There was no case of loss and failing to account, explained Mangiti.
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On bank reconciliations and other accounting matters, the PS said discrepancies in record were attributed to the timings between commitment and actual payments whereby payments for the financial year go beyond the end of that financial year. They were subsequently reconciled and presented for audit, he added. The PS added that certain functions were transferred from the Ministry of Devolution to the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, while the budget of those functions remained with the ministry.
By Standard Reporter Updated Friday, July 17th 2015
Devolution Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru (left) with Principal Secretary Peter Mangiti. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD] NAIROBI: The Ministry of Devolution has faulted Auditor General Edward Ouko for allegedly leaving out its responses on audit queries for the year ending June, 2014. Devolution Principal Secretary Peter Mangiti said they comprehensively responded to all queries raised by the Auditor Generals letter dated April 29 on May 4. However, to our dismay, upon examination of the final audit report, we observed that the Auditor General had not taken our responses into account at all, he stated. The PS pointed out that his ministry held several meetings with the audit team and that Mr Ouko expressed satisfaction with most of the queries raised, but which were not included in the final audit report.
The PS admitted that it was indeed true that the ministry had pending bills amounting to Sh4.2 billion that was presented for audit. It was clearly stated to the Auditor General that the Sh1.1 billion pending bill included in the initial statement was what had been received in the accounts unit by the end of the financial year. Subsequently, all bills were consolidated, the schedule updated accordingly and presented for audit. There was no case of loss and failing to account, explained Mangiti.
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On bank reconciliations and other accounting matters, the PS said discrepancies in record were attributed to the timings between commitment and actual payments whereby payments for the financial year go beyond the end of that financial year. They were subsequently reconciled and presented for audit, he added. The PS added that certain functions were transferred from the Ministry of Devolution to the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, while the budget of those functions remained with the ministry.
Once upon a time, this:
uloaded 1 mrt. 2014
Makueni governor Kivutha Kibwana tells Victoria Rubadiri that it is he who invited the auditor general to audit the county. He says claims any funds embezzled happened before he took office. He also responds to reports of two toilets built for Sh4 million
THE TROUBLE WITH PEOPLE LIKE OUKO!
Missing' millions and maths that don't just add up
By Roselyne Obala. Tuesday, July 21st 2015
Nairobi is also on the spot over revenue collection, where records maintained by the county government on selected parking lots revealed expected revenue stands at Sh32 million but only Sh8.5 million is collected. The county accounts show that it generates Sh12 billion, receipts relating to the collection only includes rates, licences, fees, parking charges and other taxes levied. There are discrepancies between the revenue collection and revenue records, noted the auditor. The difference of Sh23.5 million for parking was not explained, therefore the actual revenue collected can not be ascertained, said the Auditor General. It is also not clear how Sh11.6 billion was utilised in respect of compensation for employees. No documentation was availed to support the validity of these payments, said the auditor. He continued: There is also an outstanding imprest of Sh51 million.
KIRINYAGA
In Kirinyaga, Sh4.3 million revenue was collected and not banked, including an outstanding Sh863,000 from an employee yet to be surrendered. The county spent Sh139 million on water project, the value for money could not be ascertained, said the report.
KAKAMEGA
Audit reveals Kakamega breached procurement law and the Public Finance Management Act in the purchase of motor vehicles worth Sh155 million, while the system indicate Sh162 million. In addition, the Integrated Finance Management System (IFMIS) expenditure on rural roads maintained stands at Sh72 million, which was not disclosed in the accounts. The acquisition of land was wrongly classified as other payments, the report shows. The auditor adds: The reported compensation of Sh2.831 million to employees does not agree with the figure in the notes to the account. There is an amount difference from the payroll total of Sh2.356 million.
BUSIA
n Busia, the county officials did not provide supporting documents in the expenditure of Sh811 million during audit review. The amount in question, was meant for transfers to the other government entities, and reported as deducted at source to cater for devolved ministries/departments salaries and emoluments. An amount of Sh1.7 million was recorded as reimbursements and refund was not receipted and accounted. As a result, it has not been possible to confirm the accuracy of the transfers between the two levels of government of the queried amount, the auditor indicated in his report. The audit wants Sh1.3 billion be accounted for. Also, there is an outstanding imprest of Sh25 million issued to various officers among them Members of the County Executive. An amount of Sh128 million was spent on domestic travels, subsistence and other transportation costs item between July 2013 and May 2014 against a budget of Sh87 million. The county executive over spent by Sh40 million and this has not been explained, disclosed Ouko. The county executive has an outstanding Sh16 million unaccounted for revenue, collected to be remitted in the county revenue fund account, he said.
KISUMU
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital denied cash, funds splashed on MCAs instead
By Everlyne Judith Kwamboka
Updated Wednesday, July 22nd 2015
The Kisumu county government failed to remit Sh266 million to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, an audit report shows.
he money in question was given to the MCAs by the assembly, whereby each of them received Sh150,000 monthly cash float to cater for rent, salaries and office maintenance for their ward offices.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000170005/kisumu-hospital-denied-cash-funds-splashed-on-mcas-instead
By Roselyne Obala. Tuesday, July 21st 2015
Nairobi is also on the spot over revenue collection, where records maintained by the county government on selected parking lots revealed expected revenue stands at Sh32 million but only Sh8.5 million is collected. The county accounts show that it generates Sh12 billion, receipts relating to the collection only includes rates, licences, fees, parking charges and other taxes levied. There are discrepancies between the revenue collection and revenue records, noted the auditor. The difference of Sh23.5 million for parking was not explained, therefore the actual revenue collected can not be ascertained, said the Auditor General. It is also not clear how Sh11.6 billion was utilised in respect of compensation for employees. No documentation was availed to support the validity of these payments, said the auditor. He continued: There is also an outstanding imprest of Sh51 million.
KIRINYAGA
In Kirinyaga, Sh4.3 million revenue was collected and not banked, including an outstanding Sh863,000 from an employee yet to be surrendered. The county spent Sh139 million on water project, the value for money could not be ascertained, said the report.
KAKAMEGA
Audit reveals Kakamega breached procurement law and the Public Finance Management Act in the purchase of motor vehicles worth Sh155 million, while the system indicate Sh162 million. In addition, the Integrated Finance Management System (IFMIS) expenditure on rural roads maintained stands at Sh72 million, which was not disclosed in the accounts. The acquisition of land was wrongly classified as other payments, the report shows. The auditor adds: The reported compensation of Sh2.831 million to employees does not agree with the figure in the notes to the account. There is an amount difference from the payroll total of Sh2.356 million.
BUSIA
n Busia, the county officials did not provide supporting documents in the expenditure of Sh811 million during audit review. The amount in question, was meant for transfers to the other government entities, and reported as deducted at source to cater for devolved ministries/departments salaries and emoluments. An amount of Sh1.7 million was recorded as reimbursements and refund was not receipted and accounted. As a result, it has not been possible to confirm the accuracy of the transfers between the two levels of government of the queried amount, the auditor indicated in his report. The audit wants Sh1.3 billion be accounted for. Also, there is an outstanding imprest of Sh25 million issued to various officers among them Members of the County Executive. An amount of Sh128 million was spent on domestic travels, subsistence and other transportation costs item between July 2013 and May 2014 against a budget of Sh87 million. The county executive over spent by Sh40 million and this has not been explained, disclosed Ouko. The county executive has an outstanding Sh16 million unaccounted for revenue, collected to be remitted in the county revenue fund account, he said.
KISUMU
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital denied cash, funds splashed on MCAs instead
By Everlyne Judith Kwamboka
Updated Wednesday, July 22nd 2015
The Kisumu county government failed to remit Sh266 million to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, an audit report shows.
he money in question was given to the MCAs by the assembly, whereby each of them received Sh150,000 monthly cash float to cater for rent, salaries and office maintenance for their ward offices.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000170005/kisumu-hospital-denied-cash-funds-splashed-on-mcas-instead
Even the Kiganjo graduates can not match the business acumen certified below:
Suspended Nairobi County Chief Finance Officer Jimmy Mutuku Kiamba deposited nearly Sh1.4 billion to his private and business accounts over a period of five years.
The Standard on Sunday can reveal the bulk of these deposits were made to his private accounts, now the subject of investigations by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC). Majority of these deposits were made between 2011 and 2014 when Mr Kiamba, 41, served as treasurer of Nairobi City Council and later as chief finance officer of Nairobi County. However, the volume and the frequency of the deposits increased substantially in 2013 until December 2014 when EACC went to court to freeze his accounts.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/thecounties/article/2000168132/how-nairobi-county-chief-made-sh1-4b-in-five-years
The Standard on Sunday can reveal the bulk of these deposits were made to his private accounts, now the subject of investigations by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC). Majority of these deposits were made between 2011 and 2014 when Mr Kiamba, 41, served as treasurer of Nairobi City Council and later as chief finance officer of Nairobi County. However, the volume and the frequency of the deposits increased substantially in 2013 until December 2014 when EACC went to court to freeze his accounts.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/thecounties/article/2000168132/how-nairobi-county-chief-made-sh1-4b-in-five-years
and now the best. Peter Munya, governor of Meru and freshly-annointed chair of the caucus of Governors, faults the incompetence and carelessness of Ouko's office. A variation on the phraseology of the golden Alfred Mutua.
By Maureen Murimi, Citizen Digital
Published on 23 July 2015
Speaking in Nairobi, Munya also claimed that the Auditor Generals report on financial impropriety by some counties is inconclusive and inaccurate.
The Meru Governor said that the county governments that received the Auditor Generals interim report, disclosed all relevant information to the queries that he had raised but the report, he claims, does not reflect the responses.
For the report to be comprehensive, Munya says it has to be amended and incorporate the views of the relevant County Assemblies Committees and the responses should form the Final Audit report.
Munya challenged the Auditor General to support counties to meet their fiscal objectives by assisting them identify and mitigate internal and external risks other than play the role of fault finding.
The COG chair also said that the report does not fully capture in an accurate manner the financial status of county governments.
citizentv.co.ke/news/governors-pressure-govt-to-devolve-functions-fault-auditor-generals-report/
Published on 23 July 2015
Speaking in Nairobi, Munya also claimed that the Auditor Generals report on financial impropriety by some counties is inconclusive and inaccurate.
The Meru Governor said that the county governments that received the Auditor Generals interim report, disclosed all relevant information to the queries that he had raised but the report, he claims, does not reflect the responses.
For the report to be comprehensive, Munya says it has to be amended and incorporate the views of the relevant County Assemblies Committees and the responses should form the Final Audit report.
Munya challenged the Auditor General to support counties to meet their fiscal objectives by assisting them identify and mitigate internal and external risks other than play the role of fault finding.
The COG chair also said that the report does not fully capture in an accurate manner the financial status of county governments.
citizentv.co.ke/news/governors-pressure-govt-to-devolve-functions-fault-auditor-generals-report/
But the pig-headed Ouko would not listen,
Audit reveals misuse of public funds in counties
By Moses Njagi and Roselyne Obala Updated Friday, July 17th 2015
The auditor has poked holes in the expenditure of funds in Kirinyaga, Meru, Mombasa, Baringo, Homa Bay, Nyeri, Nairobi, Kajiado, Busia and Makueni counties.
MOMBASA
An anomaly was also noted in the manner the county administration undertakes its revenue banking, with the auditor saying Sh217 million was banked in a bank account other than the designated county revenue account.
MERU
Meru County has been faulted for irregular procurement of consultancy services meant for research, feasibility studies, project preparations and design, where an expenditure of Sh25 million was incurred out of the budgeted amount. Governor Peter Munya is also required to explain why Sh589 million was incurred o above the budgeted amount.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/worldcup/?articleID=2000169528&story_title=audit-reveals-misuse-of-public-funds-in-counties&pageNo=2
By Moses Njagi and Roselyne Obala Updated Friday, July 17th 2015
The auditor has poked holes in the expenditure of funds in Kirinyaga, Meru, Mombasa, Baringo, Homa Bay, Nyeri, Nairobi, Kajiado, Busia and Makueni counties.
MOMBASA
An anomaly was also noted in the manner the county administration undertakes its revenue banking, with the auditor saying Sh217 million was banked in a bank account other than the designated county revenue account.
MERU
Meru County has been faulted for irregular procurement of consultancy services meant for research, feasibility studies, project preparations and design, where an expenditure of Sh25 million was incurred out of the budgeted amount. Governor Peter Munya is also required to explain why Sh589 million was incurred o above the budgeted amount.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/worldcup/?articleID=2000169528&story_title=audit-reveals-misuse-of-public-funds-in-counties&pageNo=2
Any trained accountants out there!? We Kenyans seem out of out depths when it comes to book-keeping! HeeeeeeelllllP!
FOOTNOTE:
Suspended CSs Ngilu, Kamau challenge legal status of EACC in graft cases
By Fred Makana Thursday, July 23rd 2015
The criminal case against suspended Cabinet Secretary Michael Kamau has been temporarily stopped by an anti- corruption court.
See also: Executive on the spot as auditor general reveals public funds misuse
Kamau's case was stopped yesterday as suspended Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu also moved to the High Court to challenge her prosecution over the Sh8 billion land in Karen.
Read more at: www.standardmedia.co.ke/worldcup/article/2000170094/suspended-css-ngilu-kamau-challenge-legal-status-of-eacc-in-graft-cases
By Fred Makana Thursday, July 23rd 2015
The criminal case against suspended Cabinet Secretary Michael Kamau has been temporarily stopped by an anti- corruption court.
See also: Executive on the spot as auditor general reveals public funds misuse
Kamau's case was stopped yesterday as suspended Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu also moved to the High Court to challenge her prosecution over the Sh8 billion land in Karen.
Read more at: www.standardmedia.co.ke/worldcup/article/2000170094/suspended-css-ngilu-kamau-challenge-legal-status-of-eacc-in-graft-cases
EARLIER ON, thorough broom needed,
Willy Mutunga and the scam-ridden racket he runs called the Kenyan Judiciary, had this funny move in store for us, should anyone think indictments are worth a dime any day!
justice Isaac Lenaola has recused himself from hearing a case in which suspended Transport CS Eng Michael Kamau is challenging his prosecution.
The High Court judge disqualified himself citing unnamed personal reasons.
Kamau is challenging his prosecution claiming that the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, which recommended the charges, was not well-constituted after its commissioners resigned.
The High Court judge disqualified himself citing unnamed personal reasons.
Kamau is challenging his prosecution claiming that the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, which recommended the charges, was not well-constituted after its commissioners resigned.
Where, on the four-corners of the promising land of Kenya, does one find a few good men to do any job right!?
MEANWHILE: One of Aden Duale's egg hatches. Next.