Civil servants feel the heat as assets frozen in graft war
In the past few months, several civil servants have had their assets frozen over allegations that they were acquired using funds stolen from public coffers.
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In the past few months, several civil servants have had their assets frozen over allegations that they were acquired using funds stolen from public coffers.
Justice Esther Maina ordered the freezing of an apartment in Komarock area in Nairobi, which was purchased for Sh4 million and registered in the name of Moses Juma Sirengo.
The suspect reported to have not supplied anything to the seven correction centres he traded with in Nairobi.
Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) moved to freeze the property and cars belonging to Eric Kipkurui Mutai, saying they were purchased using proceeds of crime.