JUST IN: KRA Fires 19 Employees in Anti-Corruption Crackdown, Recovers Ksh 4.39B in Unpaid Taxes 

  The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has ramped up its war on corruption, dismissing 19 employees between October and December 2024 for their involvement in graft. This marks a significant rise from the nine dismissals recorded during the same period in 2023. In a statement released on Wednesday, KRA reiterated its commitment to eradicating corruption within its ranks, emphasizing that the increased dismissals are part of ongoing efforts to uphold integrity and accountability. “KRA remains steadfast in its mission to root out corruption. In the second quarter of the 2024/2025 financial year (October–December), we dismissed 19 staff members, a sharp increase from the nine dismissals recorded in 2023/2024,” the statement read. Corruption Cases and Employee Vetting During the same
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