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Four senior Taita Taveta County Officials accused of embezzling 7 million shillings from the county coffers have been arrested by anti-graft officers. The four are accused of having siphoned the county funds between the 24th and 27th November 2022 under the disguise of organizing an event to commemorate World War 1.
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Four senior Taita Taveta County Officials arrested over embezzlement of Sh7M
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