Former KRA manager Rosemary Njeri Mureithi claims she was fired for refusing a special request from Chairman Anthony Mwaura’s children to purchase cars and tyres through a private treaty during an auction at the Port of Mombasa.

Rosemary Njeri Mureithi, a former manager at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), alleges that she was terminated from her position after declining a special request from the children of Anthony Mwaura, the KRA Chairman. According to Mureithi, the request involved purchasing cars and tires through a private treaty during an auction at the Port of Mombasa. This claim suggests potential misconduct or undue influence by the Chairman’s family within the operations of the KRA.

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