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FOURTH QUARTERLY REPORT 2009
“Land belonging to the Miwani Sugar Company Ltd (under receivership) valued at Ksh.2billion is allegedly to have been transferred to a company known as Crossley Holdings Ltd. The investigations by the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission unearthed a maze of conspiracies involving an advocate, a magistrate and a number of personalities aimed at ensuring that the ownership of the public property whose value is more than Kshs.2 Billion was passed to the said Crossley Holdings Ltd..” ..Read More from the report..
 

 
INVESTIGATIONS AND ASSET TRACING
December 2009 Report
During the month of December 2009, the Reports Centre Division processed 262 reports as compared to 286 in November. Though the total number of reports received is still low compared to previous years, the percentage relevance of reports that falls within the Commission's mandate has constantly been on the rise over the past three years from 22.7% in 2007, 26.8% in 2008 and finally 31.2% in 2009 ...More from the report
 

 
Rashmi Chamanlal Kamani Being sought by KACC for involvement in Anglo-Leasing Security Contracts..Click Here
 

 
 

KACC ARREST THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONER OF LAIKIPIA WEST MR. JAVAN OMBASO ABAGA SAGERO ON CORRUPTION CHARGES

 
DAVY KOECH AND OTHERS TO BE ARRAIGNED IN COURT ON CORRUPTION CHARGES INVOLVING KSH.421MILLION BELONGING TO KEMRI
 
DR. SHEM ODONGO OCHUODHO, MAURICE DANTAS AND DIRECTORS OF TRIPLE A CAPITAL LTD TO BE ARRAIGNED IN COURT I Charge Sheet
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The Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission is a public body created by the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act, 2003.

The Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC) is headed by the Director (who is also the Chief Executive) assisted by up to four Assistant Directors. The Director and the Assistant Directors are selected by the Kenya Anti-Corruption Advisory Board and appointed by the President after vetting by Parliament.

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