Audit uncovered unauthorised alterations to payroll records and irregular salary payments.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has formally taken over investigations into the suspected Sh6.2 billion payroll fraud in the public service, following the handover of audit and forensic reports by the Ministry of Public Service.
The government will begin taking action against public officers implicated in the manipulation of the public service payroll…
The Standard can authoritatively reveal the 14 most affected departments in the forensic audit into the government's payroll…
The DCI has launched investigations into a Sh42 million Kenya Prisons payroll fraud in which rogue transfers were made to nearly…
The DCI has launched investigations into a Sh42 million Kenya Prisons payroll fraud in which rogue transfers were made to nearly…
The DCI has launched investigations into a Sh42 million Kenya Prisons payroll fraud in which rogue transfers were made to nearly…
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