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Kenya Animal Genetic Resources Centre (KAGRC) appeared before PICS-SAA as MPs reviewed Auditor-General audit queries on land documentation, procurement, and banking arrangements. KAGRC cited transition challenges after its 2011 shift to a state corporation and agreed to accelerate reforms, including digitisation.
The college’s accounting team admitted that statutory deductions were not remitted on time during part of the 2024/2025 financial year, linking the situation to a drop in government funding that affected its cash flow
St. John’s Teachers Training College, Kilimambogo, was flagged in an Auditor-General report for weak controls, procurement breaches, unresolved queries and other governance lapses, before the National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee.
A number of projects came under review during the sitting, including the Water for Household Project Phase II in Mwatate, Kerwa Dam rehabilitation in Mbeere South, Kathanje Earth Dam in Tharaka Nithi, and the Iganjo/Silanga Water Pan in Murang’a.
Murang’a Teachers Training College has told MPs it is addressing Auditor-General concerns over land and biological asset valuation, budget under-absorption, and allowances paid without legal backing, before the National Assembly committee for the FY ending June 30, 2025.
In its submission to the National Assembly Public Investments Committee on Education and Governance, the institution acknowledged the audit process and the weight of the issues raised, even as lawmakers pressed for accountability.
In a motion presented to the Thirteenth Parliament (Fourth Session) on May 4,2026, Senator Cherarkey argues that the law is intended to preserve the dignity and neutrality of retired heads of state.
The Auditor General’s report for the year ended June 30, 2025, details how unknown private parties moved into the university’s land in Njoro and planted maize and wheat without a valid agreement, before later failing to comply with a profit-sharing understanding, resulting in a loss of Sh24,189,987 for the institution.
According to the Auditor-General, Sh74,721,240 was disbursed to 452 students enrolled in various TVET institutions. However, the audit raised concerns over the absence of clear records confirming how the beneficiaries were verified before receiving the funds.
A contested 2.6-hectare parcel in Voi town allocated for an NTSA motor vehicle inspection centre remains unresolved, as court proceedings direct the National Land Commission to investigate competing claims within 180 days.
Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) says it will sue United Democratic Alliance (UDA) over alleged failure to remit PAYE taxes, citing Auditor General findings on unpaid taxes of Sh69 million for 2023-2024 and 2024-2025.
The audit issues he highlighted include an unconfirmed Sh3.7 billion cash balance and an unsupported Sh7 billion opening figure. He also pointed to Sh4.9 billion in misclassified receipts and Sh206 billion in transfer discrepancies, which he said could not be properly explained through available records.