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The Ministry of Water is on the spot over irregular payments running into billions of shillings. Appearing before the national assembly public accounts committee, the ministry could not defend how billions of shillings were sunk into the purchase of land without title deeds or sale agreements, and injected billions into tens of boreholes that have remained incomplete.
Water Ministry washes down KSH. 1 Billion !
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