EACC STATEMENT ON THE ALLEGATIONS OF INSURANCE FRAUD AND GHOST WORKERS IN KISII COUNTY GOVERNMENT
The Mt Kenya Times 
EACC CEO, Twalib Mbarak
EACC has taken note of the serious allegations of ghost workers and fraud in the procurement of motor vehicle insurance in Kisii County and has taken up the matter for investigations. Persons found culpable will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
“EACC expects the incoming Governors and their administrations to cooperate and give us details of these emerging corruption scams to inform our interventions. We hope that they will not fall prey to any temptations to run down their counties like some of their predecessors,” EACC CEO, Twalib Mbarak.
Incoming Governors should strengthen accountability systems to seal all loopholes that permit embezzlement of public funds and other malpractices.
While EACC will continue to enforce the law, the Commission expects the Governors to strengthen internal controls in public procurement, capital project management, recruitment of staff and payment of pending bills. These are some of the high corruption risk areas.
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