Updated Tue, May 10th 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3Kenya Revenue Authority Commissioner General John Njiraini. Julius Musyoki, the second-most powerful officer at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), had had enough. However, this will not disappear until [the] issue is resolved,” he wrote in the email that hit KRA Commissioner General John Njiraini’s inbox at 3.40 pm. Disciplinary actionTo stamp his authority, Musyoki then directed all the officers implicated to report to the Investigation and Enforcement Department’s headquarters in Nairobi at their own cost. The subject of the email was: “Equity Bank payments and ‘lost folders’.”The tone of the email copied to senior KRA officials was clear.

Source: Standard Digital May 09, 2016 15:42 UTC