Kenya Dams Probe Intensifies as More Ministers Questioned
- Police unit questions two ministers as witnesses in case
- Authorities suspect the government lost billions of shillings
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Kenyan authorities questioned two more cabinet ministers this week in a widening graft probe into dam construction projects, as President Uhuru Kenyatta vowed that those found guilty will be held to account.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations on Tuesday took statements from Trade and Industry Secretary Peter Munya and his East African Community and Regional Development counterpart Adan Mohamed, the police unit’s head, George Kinoti, said by phone. Munya and Mohamed weren’t immediately available to comment when called.