Kenya: Ex-KRA Head Mwaura’s Business Contracts Face Scrutiny. Nairobi, Kenya — March 20, 2026 — Anthony Mwaura, the former head of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), is currently under investigation for his role in questionable business contracts, particularly those involving a stadium project in Murang’a County.
The scrutiny raises concerns about corruption and the awarding of contracts at the national level.
According to local reports, the stadium project in Murang’a County has been a subject of controversy, with allegations that Mwaura, during his tenure at KRA, may have improperly influenced the contract awards.
The project, which was intended to boost local sports infrastructure, has instead become a focal point for concerns about nepotism and irregularities in the public procurement process. Independent observers say the investigation into Mwaura’s business dealings could have broader implications for the integrity of the Kenyan government’s procurement practices.
The case has drawn attention to the need for transparency and accountability in the management of public funds.
The government stated in a communiqué that it is committed to ensuring that all public contracts are awarded fairly and transparently. Officials commented on the matter. “.
We will take all necessary actions to ensure that public funds are not misused.”
Regional officials confirmed that the investigation is ongoing, and that Mwaura has been cooperating with authorities. Sources close to the matter said that the probe is expected to uncover more details about the contract process and the role of other individuals involved.
The situation remains developing, with further details expected to emerge in the coming days.
The outcome of the investigation could have significant implications for Mwaura’s career and the perception of the Kenyan government’s commitment to fighting corruption. Further details are expected as the investigation continues.
