National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee on Commercial Affairs Stories
NOCK is unable to meet its recurrent expenditures, owes over Sh7.4 billion in debt, and is at risk of defaulting on loans from major banks.
Governor George Natembeya admitted that there were issues with staff performance and discipline, noting that some officers failed to attend capacity-b...
NOCK’s Chief Executive Officer Leparan Gideon Ole Morintat told the committee that the firm is in a difficult financial state and explained the deal w...
Among the flagged issues were expenditures outside the designated periods, stalled construction of an engineering tuition block, and failure to comply...
The committee’s review highlighted the need for strict adherence to the hospital’s policies and procedures, ensuring that such irregularities do not u...
Vice Chancellors and Principals were summoned to explain the use of hundreds of millions on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems that have not p...
The National Assembly committee is now calling for greater transparency and oversight in KEMSA's distribution system.
Audits revealed troubling findings, such as numerous incomplete projects, significant pending bills, and delays attributed to contractors.
Despite Ngilu's absence, the Senate committee questioned former Kitui County Chief Officer of Trade and Investments, Justus Makau.
The Committee, chaired by Pokot South Member of Parliament David Pkosing, wants to discover why the steam plant has remained dormant for a decade.
