Former military intelligence officer Twalib Mbarak has been approved by the National Assembly Justice and Legal Affairs Committee to steer the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. The committee chairperson and Baringo North MP William Cheptumo this morning tabled a report in the House that recommended Mbarak's approval. “The committee recommends that pursuant to the provision of Section 16 (1) of the EACC Act, the House approves the nomination of Mbarak for appointment as CEO of EACC by the appointing authority,” the report states in part. Read: Twalib Mbarak named EACC CEO, awaits MPs approvalAlso read: Mbarak the right man to dismantle cartels sabotaging EACC, say staffThe committee vetted Mbarak, 53, on Friday last week. “I only write articles on security intelligence as a hobby whenever I am requested and I actually don’t earn anything from them.

Source: The Star December 18, 2018 07:52 UTC