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Monday, January 19
Corruption
Dr. Vincent Gaitho, MKU Pro-Chancellor, urges politicians to refrain from interfering with the education sector, citing its negative impact on Kenya’s future. His remarks follow controversy over Grade 10 placements, criticized by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Gaitho advocates for a calm environment, proper funding, and robust local investment in schools, praising Competency-Based Education and calling for an end to corruption.
The Controller of Budget is urged to investigate governors for alleged misuse of funds and disrespect for President William Ruto. Politician Stephen Waweru claims county bosses fund political cheer groups during presidential visits, neglecting essential services and development. He also alleged compromised MCAs, hindering oversight, and called for strict scrutiny of county spending.
Senior Counsel Paul Muite warns that Kenya’s new National Infrastructure Fund bypasses constitutional safeguards, risking corruption and increased debt.