Kisumu Senator Prof. Tom Ojienda, SC has formally asked for answers from the Senate Standing Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations over the increasing rate of mobile money fraud, digital impersonation fraud and other tech‑enabled financial crimes targeting Kenyans all over the country. Speaking in the senate, Senator Ojienda warned that the fast
President William Ruto has responded to reports that the Social Health Authority (SHA) lost KSh 50 billion, as published in the Daily Nation. While addressing a parliamentary group meeting between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) at KICC on Tuesday, March 10, the Head of State dismissed the story as
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested four people in Bomet County over an elaborate fraud scheme that saw job seekers lose more than Ksh.40 million through fake Teachers Service Commission (TSC) recruitment letters. Those arrested include David Kemei, the TSC Director for Konoin Sub-County, Rosebella Chepkemoi Korir, a former Bomet County