Webinar – Promoting Integrity, Accountability and Transparency in the Public Service Administration during Covid-19 Period and Beyond
The National Integrity Academy (NIACA) in partnership with  African Association For Public Administration & Management (AAPAM) will be hosting a live webinar on Tuesday 21st July on Webex from 10:00 a.m – 3:00 p.m. The event will be facilitated by an array of professionals in the Public Service from various African Countries including South Africa, Kingdom of Morocco, Uganda, Nigeria and Kenya. The live webinar will be officiated by the EACC Chairperson, Archbishop (Rtd) Eliud Wabukala, AAPAM Secretary General, Dr. George Kojo Scott and EACC Secretary/CEO, Mr. Twalib Mbarak. The theme of the event is “Promoting Integrity, Accountability and Transparency in the Public Service Administration during COVID – 19 Period and Beyond” The webinar is open to all. We invite you to join the webinar and participate in the conversation by clicking the following link:https://integrity-ke.webex.com/integrity-ke/onstage/g.php?MTID=ee1eb1dc85843aa372e97e49260744b9e
Africa Anti-Corruption Day 2020
The Commemoration of African Anti-Corruption Day, 2020 presents an opportunity to all anti-corruption stakeholders to reflect on the effectiveness and efficiency of the mechanisms in place to fight corruption and collectively device ways of making the war against graft more prolific. The commemoration of the African Anti-Corruption Day this year will mark the fourth edition since the commemorations commenced in 2017. The commemoration will be under the theme âFighting Corruption Through Effective and Efficient Judicial Systemsâ. The overall objective of African Anti-Corruption Day is to give prominence to the fight against corruption through the commemoration of the adoption of the AUCPCC as a mechanism for fighting corruption in Africa. This year, Kenya will commemorate the Africa Anti-Corruption Day through a Webinar series on 11th July 2020. Click on the banners below to register and join in the conversation.
Inquiry into allegations of tax evasion by KRA Manager Mr. Joseph Chege Gikonyo, his wife Lucy Kangai Stephen and their company M/s Giche Limited.
Inquiry into allegations of embezzlement of Kshs. 198 million at the Kenya School of Law.
EACC CEO pays Courtesy Call to Chief of Defence Forces
EACC CEO, Maj. (Rtd.) Twalib Mbarak paid a courtesy call to the Chief of Defence Forces, General Robert Kibochi at the Defence Headquarters in Nairobi. Maj. (Rtd.) Mbarak thanked the KDF for its commitment and support in the fight against corruption. Gen. Kibochi assured EACC of KDF support for training and partnership in strategies in combating corruption.
Message of Solidarity
Press Statement on the landmark ruling by the Supreme Court settling the law on recovery of unexplained assets
Public Notice – Submission of Self Declaration Forms
Public Notice – Preventive Measures Against Spread of COVID-19
PUBLIC NOTICE to all seekers of EACC services on guidelines aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.
COMMISSION NURTURES VALUES IN SCHOOLS
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission held a weeklong school outreach in Kisumu County to sensitise learners and teachers on matters ethics, integrity, anti-corruption and the need to establish Integrity Club in Schools. 11,777 learners and 346 teachers were sensitised when the Commission visited Manyatta Primary School, Thudibuoro Seconadry School, Maseno School for the Deaf, Nyakoko Secondary School, St, Martin De Porres, Joyland Special School, Kibos Special Primary and Secondary Schools, Dr. Aloo Gumbi Mixed School, Kanyamedha Primary School and St. Barnabas Girls Secondary. The School outreach programme culminated in the training of Integrity Club Patrons which was held at Kasagam Secondary School. Integrity Club equips learners with values at an early age thus reducing their likelihood to become corrupt in future. The Commission believes that the youth in our schools are significant in stemming the culture of tolerance for corruption and unethical conduct in our society. The training of Integrity Club Patrons was graced by Commissioner Rose Mghoi, Deputy County Director for Education, TSC Mr. Richard Jomo and Mr. George Oira, EACC Regional Manager. Commissioner Rose noted that to build a culture of integrity in the society we must begin with the education of young people. âThe current wave of unethical practices in institutions of learning is perpetrated by young people who lack values and are a reflection of a society whose value system is rapidly deteriorating,â she said. She added that the Commission champions for the establishment of Integrity Club with the aim to nurture values and positive attributes among the youth by promoting ideals such as honesty, service, ethical and moral conduct. Through our key strategic intervention of public education, the Commission has been working jointly with the Ministry of Education (MOE) in mainstreaming ethics and integrity through curricula and co-curricular activities in formal institutions of learning in Kenya. The knowledge, skills and behaviour that children acquire will shape the countryâs future and help them promote societal integrity, which is essential for preventing corruption. In 2010, the Commission in collaboration with the Ministry of Education launched Integrity Clubs. The objectives of the Integrity Club include: ⢠Identify ethical dilemmas affecting youth and how to resolve them ⢠Build Character, nurture appropriate values and positive attributes among the youth ⢠Enhancing learnersâ knowledge of ethics and integrity thus promoting ethical behaviour in institutions of learning ⢠Empowering youth to advocate for good governance as means of combating corruption ⢠Rekindle in the youth the spirit of patriotism ⢠Promoting culture of hard work with integrity and encouraging unwavering compliance to stipulated regulations ⢠Encouraging youth to be self-directed, focused and responsible Integrity Club Patrons are teachers selected by Head teachers and Principals of their respective schools to operationalise and manage Integrity Club in their schools. The Patrons were urged to be role models and stewards of integrity.