Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has summoned four individuals and arrested six others over the alleged loss of Sh330 million linked to a CHAN tender. According to the Eastleigh Voice, the EACC directed the four to present themselves immediately at the Integrity Centre in Nairobi or the nearest EACC office for processing. The case forms part of an ongoing investigation into suspected corruption surrounding the tournament tender.

Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested former Sports Principal Secretary Kaberia and five other individuals in connection with an alleged Sh330 million tender linked to the 2018 African Nations Championship. According to Capital FM, the arrests follow investigations into the irregular procurement and non-delivery of stadium equipment ahead of the tournament. The case adds to ongoing scrutiny of corruption in Kenya's sports sector, with authorities expected to pursue charges against those implicated.

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested Gilbert Momanyi Maturwe, a director of Gimo Security and Investigation Services Limited, over alleged procurement fraud related to a Ksh5.4 million security services contract at Keroka Technical Training Institute. The arrest follows investigations into the awarding of the contract.

Kenya's Director of Public Prosecutions has approved charges against former Sports Principal Secretary Kaberia, four former government officials, and five businessmen over the alleged misuse of Sh330 million in CHAN tournament funds, according to the Eastleigh Voice. The charges follow investigations into the suspected fraud involving the ten individuals.

A High Court judge in Kenya has ordered the shareholding structure of Nightigale (EA) Limited, the firm behind a Sh15 billion fibre-optic programme, to be referred to the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, removing the Attorney-General's protection over the deal. According to Kenya Insights, the ruling reopens scrutiny of businesswoman Mary Wambui Mungai, whose record reportedly includes a collapsed Sh2.2 billion tax case, a Sh9.8 billion KNTC rice and edible-oil contract, and an Sh8.267 billion bank default affecting her flagship hotel.

Former Sports Principal Secretary Peter Kirimi Kaberia and five other suspects have been released on a Sh3 million bond after being charged in Nairobi over the alleged misappropriation of Sh330 million linked to CHAN funds. The accused appeared in court on September 8, where they were granted bond pending further proceedings. The case centres on claims that the funds were misused, according to the charges brought against the suspects.