Kenyan Government Accused of Illegally Circulating Millions in 'Empowerment' Scheme

Kenyan Deputy Party Leader Exposes Alleged Illegal Money Circulation Kenya is facing a potential scandal as Deputy Party Leader of the DCP, Cleo Malala, has made serious allegations about the government's handling of public funds. In a recent video, Malala claims the government has printed and is distributing millions of shillings outside of official channels, labeling it as part of "empowerment programs." He alleges this money bypassed the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), raising significant concerns about financial transparency and the potential for corruption. "They are coming with this money, giving out millions, 1 million, 20 million, 50 million...", Malala stated during his speech. He further alleges that this money is being used for political gain, undermining legitimate government spending on crucial areas like education. The video shows Malala passionately presenting his case, highlighting the lack of accountability and the potential damage to the Kenyan economy. The government has yet to respond to these serious accusations. The matter demands thorough investigation to determine the veracity of Malala’s claims and ensure accountability for public funds. The potential impact on public trust and the nation's financial stability is immense. Further investigation is needed to shed light on this concerning situation.