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Minister turns heat on fund board

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Read my lips: Youth Affairs minister Hellen Sambili insisted on Tuesday that Mr Umuro Wario is the Youth Enterprise Fund chief executive. Photo/ANDREW KIRUI

Read my lips: Youth Affairs minister Hellen Sambili insisted on Tuesday that Mr Umuro Wario is the Youth Enterprise Fund chief executive. Photo/ANDREW KIRUI 

By WALTER MENYA and JOHN NGIRACHU
Posted  Tuesday, November 10  2009 at  22:00

In Summary

  • Sambili accuses Youth kitty team of malice in sacking the CEO

At the same time, MPs Simon Mbugua (Kamukunji) and Fred Kapondi (Mt Elgon) backed Prof Sambili and urged the board to quit.

At a press conference at Parliament on Tuesday, Mr Mbugua also supported the reinstatement of the fund’s chief executive.

He said a report of the Auditor-General for the first year of the fund’s existence had established that Sh250 million had been looted.

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  1. Submitted by Isaya Baraza

    Keep politics out of this for heavens sake. The board will frustrate Wario believe me you. They will never agree on any proposals he makes.

    Posted  November 11, 2009 09:08 PM  
  2. Submitted by vgogero

    Can the Board tell us why Mr Wario should be fired or disciplined if it is not a witchhunt what crimes of omission or commission has he committed and yet KACC has cleared him of any wrongdoing .What does the law say and who is the appointing authority .Due process must be followed both in hiring and firing

    Posted  November 11, 2009 06:11 PM  
  3. Submitted by mza

    Sambili is a forthright woman. She was popular in Egerton as a down to earth woman of high moral integrity. I therefore do not recognise some of the things I read about her in the press.

    Posted  November 11, 2009 02:37 PM  
  4. Submitted by bkisia

    Generally I don't agree with Sambili, but on this one, she is right. The board is fishy and I hope they are reading this.

    Posted  November 11, 2009 12:25 PM  
  5. Submitted by okamala

    In this case one of these, The Board or Management, has to be corrupt. The minister should act accordingly. Accusations and counter accusations will not help.

    Posted  November 11, 2009 10:30 AM  

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