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Ombudsman probes claims of KLB staff mistreatment
Officials of the Commission on Administrative Justice (Ombudsman). From left: CEO Mercy Wambua, chairperson Charles Dulo, vice chair commissioner in charge of access to information Dorothy Jemator, and commissioner in-charge of complaints and investigation Charles Njagua address journalists at their offices in Nairobi on February 13, 2025.
The Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ) has ordered the management of the Kenya Literature Bureau (KLB) to respond to claims of mistreatment of employees and abuse of power by some officials of the institution.
The directive follows multiple complaints from KLB’s staff, which prompted CAJ to issue letters in February demanding an official response from management regarding the allegations that have threatened the stability of the publishing institution.
