Desks, chairs, and laboratory equipment were found to be faulty, with some wooden furniture rejected due to issues like splinters and unfinished surfa...

Gathungu flagged the inclusion of these activities in a supplementary budget approved during the year under review, questioning their legitimacy.

Audit shows Kenya Railways' revenue from its operations was insufficient to cover the maturing loan obligations, leading to additional penalties.

Gathungu pointed out that her office was unable to obtain all the necessary documents to link the borrowed funds to specific projects.

Kenya Power relies on millions of litres of fuel annually to run its off-grid power stations, which serve communities in remote areas not connected to...

The audit identified several IT control issues, including discrepancies between the closing balances reported in the Annual Debt Management Report and...

A combination of weak internal controls, poorly qualified staff, and reluctance to adopt best financial practices has left taxpayers bearing the brunt...

The audit revealed that by June 2024, KMRC had received Sh11.66 billion, but there was no clear evidence of how these funds were disbursed to the inte...

Among the most notable losses was Sh417 million paid in fines for the delayed commissioning of a major project aimed at sharing power between Kenya an...

The audit uncovered wasteful practices, such as schools receiving textbooks they do not need while lacking essential materials for certain subjects.

In the last Financial Year 2023-2024, payments amounting to Sh350 million were made to 2,950 deceased pensioners.

Her latest audit of the National Government-Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) reveals missing beneficiary lists, incomplete documentation and lac...

The fund, initially enacted in 2013 and amended under the Taita Taveta County Education Fund Act, 2024, received Sh200 million for the current financi...

The move comes in response to the reluctance of local audit firms to submit bids for this particular task.

The summons, driven by alarming findings in Auditor General Nancy Gathungu's reports, marks the start of a comprehensive probe into financial miscondu...

The project, awarded to a contractor for a total of Sh488.7 million, was initially scheduled for completion in three years, by September 2016.

One of the major findings involves the payment of Sh2.8 million to 203 ghost examiners during the 2022 KCSE exams.

The report notes that KPA paid Sh49 million in overtime allowances to employees in training grades.