Parliament has summoned the owners of troubled Uchumi Supermarkets over the non-payment of salary arrears, gratuity, and other terminal benefits owed to former staff. The National Assembly’s...
By
Edwin Mutai
Nation Media Group
Political Reporter
Parliament has summoned the owners of troubled Uchumi Supermarkets over the non-payment of salary arrears, gratuity, and other terminal benefits owed to former staff.
Among those required to appear before the House team are former Ketraco boss and current Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa.
MPs will now require EADB directors and Treasury CS John Mbadi to appear before it to shed light on its operations in the country.
The dispute arose after NHIF was replaced by SHA under the Social Health Insurance Act, 2023.
Two Senators have intensified pressure on the government to explain how it intends to implement the Sh2 billion compensation and…
The prosecution of Metropolitan’s former officials mirrors the action taken against ex-officials of Kuscco after a forensic audit…
MPs question Sh300 million consultancy payment from wildlife victims’ compensation funds.
