Wiper leaders condemn attack on Orengo, ‘unfair’ distribution of jobs Politics 17 min ago

Wiper Democratic Front leaders have condemned the unfair distribution of resources, jobs and national development projects and threatened to push the National Cohesion and Integration Commission to take up the matter.

Mr Musyoka reiterated his earlier push on the government to publicise the tally of Kenyans who have recently got jobs in the defence forces and police service, alleging that the ethnic distribution was skewed towards one tribe.

He said many jobs were being dished out “through the back door” and threatened to push the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, through parliament, to investigate the teachers' jobs scandal.