The EACC  has obtained interim orders freezing Sh952 million assets linked to a Kerra Coast regional manager. In a media brief, the anti-graft agency said it had instituted a forfeiture suit against Eng Benson Muteti Masila, the Coast regional manager at Kenya Rural Roads Authority, and six others…

According to Transparency International research, across the region the COVID-19 pandemic highlights structural gaps in national health care systems, corruption risks associated with public procurement and the misappropriation of emergency funds. More generally, bribery continues to impede access…

Can you tell us about the problem you are working to solve? Yes: corruption in infrastructure procurement in Uganda. It undermines our country’s development. It manifests itself in unnecessary projects, substandard work or unnecessarily expensive work. Resources are frequently diverted, and there…

17:12:2020: Turkey has offered to support Kenya’s efforts to fight corruption. Its ambassador to Kenya, His Excellency Ahmet Cemil Miroğlu, gave this assurance while handing over video production equipment donated by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) to EACC’s…

The Eastern Africa Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities and Asset Recovery Inter-Agency of Eastern Africa with support from Basel Institute on Governance based in Switzerland concluded an online training on Financial Investigations from 3rd-7th August 2020. The objective of the training was …

It is almost three weeks since Sirisia MP and his accomplice Grace Sarapy Wakhungu were ordered to pay Sh2.06 billion in fines or serve 60 plus years in prison, for stealing Sh313 million from a State agency. The two are yet to raise the amount and efforts by Mr Waluke’s wife to come up with a…

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has formally stated that nationally chartered banks can hold cryptocurrencies for their customers. As Brian Brooks, Acting Comptroller said,  From safe-deposit boxes to virtual vaults, we must ensure banks can meet the financial services needs of…

The supreme court of Kenya has now ruled that if you can't explain the source of your wealth, you lose it. Millionaires splashing money whose sources are suspect now risk becoming paupers in a blink.