The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has released a detailed breakdown of key corruption and economic crime cases set for judgment, ruling, and hearing across various courts between 17th and 21st November 2025.
According to the schedule, several high-ranking public officials, former government officers, and private sector actors are facing charges ranging from fraud, abuse of office, money laundering, to conflict of interest.
In Eldoret, a judgment is expected in a case involving Hosea Kipchirchir Kanda, a senior Public Relations Officer at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. He is accused of knowingly using a forged undergraduate certificate from Multimedia University of Kenya to secure employment after completing only one semester.
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At the Environment and Land Court in Milimani, a ruling will be delivered in a land recovery suit involving Emmanuel Kuria Gathoni and others, regarding a parcel originally designated as a children’s playground in Woodley Estate.
In Murang’a, the court will rule on a case involving Isaac Njai Mwangi, the former Chief Officer for Education in Murang’a County Government. Mwangi is charged with fraudulent acquisition of public property after allegedly presenting a forged University of Nairobi degree certificate to secure senior roles in the county.
A major case at the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court will see hearings continue for Benjamin Obuya Njoga, former Deputy Commissioner General of Prisons, and 13 others.
They face charges of abuse of office, fraudulent acquisition of public property, and money laundering in a scheme that allegedly saw them conspire to fraudulently acquire KSh302 million from the State Department of Correctional Services.
Another significant matter involves Antco Investment Ltd and three others, where the court will hear a suit seeking recovery of KSh133.8 million in conflict-of-interest payments linked to the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA). The funds were allegedly acquired by Antco Investments, whose key account signatories include individuals connected to former KeRRA staff.
Former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero and 13 others are also expected in court for hearings in a suit seeking the recovery of KSh58 million allegedly embezzled from the Nairobi City County.
The Commission reiterated its commitment to pursuing corruption cases to safeguard public resources and uphold accountability in public service.
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