The Commission Chairperson, Hon Florence Kajuju, led a team comprising of the Commissioner in Charge of Access to Information, Ms Lucy Ndung’u, and the secretariat staff during a courtesy call on Laikipia Governor, H.E. Ndiritu Muriithi. The Governor expressed his appreciation for the support the Commission had extended to the county in training its officers…
A patient can finally travel to India for kidney transplant following the processing of the passports for the donor and the caregiver by the Immigration Department. According to Mr. Omollo, his sister Mary, and wife, Edith, who are (donor and the caregiver, respectively) applied for passports on 24th April 2019 to accompany him to India…
A complainant, Janet (not her real name), finally got justice following the arrest and subsequent charging in court of a perpetrator in a complaint lodged with the Commission on her behalf by the Kenya Legal & Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN). According to Ms. Janet, she was harassed and insulted on several…
Imagine waiting for two years to be paid for goods supplied to a government entity? That is what Maina has had to contend with following the inordinate delay by the Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (KNEB) to pay his company Asso Ventures for supply of goods. According to Mr. Maina, his Company supplied KNEB with stationery…
A former employee of the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA), David, can finally support his appeal before the Public Service Commission (PSC) following the release of certified copies of documents he had sought. David made a request for information to NITA on 5th June 2018, however, the institution failed to grant access within the required…
A resident of Loitoktok, Grace, can finally honour her grandson’s invitation to visit the United States (US) following the processing of her passport by the Immigration Department. Her nephew John, highlighted the aunt’s frustration in a newspaper article. According to the article, Grace had postponed her trip to the US following delay in processing her…
Imagine waiting for four years to be paid for services you offered? That is what Angeline has had to contend with following inordinate delay by South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU) to pay her the dues for services offered in 2015 as a part time lecturer at the University’s Kitui Campus. According to Angeline, the university…
Residents of Mikindani estate can finally enjoy fresh air after eight years of inhaling polluted air owing to an illegal dumpsite within the estate. Having had enough of it, Rebecca – one of the residents – on 26th July 2018, lodged a complaint with the Commission relating to the illegal dumping and disposal of hazardous…
A complainant, Ken (not his real name), can now hopefully secure a job after his police records were updated giving him a clean bill of health. Ken was charged with a criminal offence in 2007 but was later acquitted under Section 201 of the Criminal Procedure Code. The clearance was, however, not communicated to Directorate…
A student who had his graduation held up because of missing results finally found justice after the Commission intervened. Mr. Lazarus Awala Asewe had his 2015 results for 5th year semester one missing and after unsuccessful attempts to have the Technical University of Mombasa remedy the situation, he approached the Commission and the matter was…
