Top KeNHA honcho on anti-graft sleuths’ radar over corruption links
The grapevine suggests detectives are quietly piecing together financial records, property transactions and links to individuals believed to have acted as proxies in acquiring high-value assets who is also working at a parallel road agency, the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KERRA) in Procurement Department.
Grapevine is once again awash with whispers over a top honcho at the graft tainted Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) that was recently on the spotlight for awarding a firm that used forged documents a Sh3billion road contract could soon be on the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and other investigative agencies crosshairs over graft claims.
Insiders claim the official has attracted the attention of anti-graft investigators over questions surrounding unexplained wealth and procurement decisions.
The grapevine suggests detectives are quietly piecing together financial records, property transactions and links to individuals believed to have acted as proxies in acquiring high-value assets who is also working at a parallel road agency, the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KERRA) in Procurement Department.
Investigators are keen to establish whether procurement decisions, contract awards and asset acquisitions match known sources of income.
As always, those in the know caution against jumping to conclusions, noting that rumours often travel faster than evidence.
For now, all eyes remain on whether the whispers will culminate in a formal investigation—or simply fade away like many tales that echo through Nairobi’s power corridors.
