Push for spy agency to reveal use of mineral wealth billions

Mining and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary, John Munyes. PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU | NMG

Kenya’s spy agency has come under pressure from Parliament to account for billions of shillings allocated for a key national project that involved mapping of the country’s mineral wealth.

The parliamentary Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations wants the State to publish some of the findings of the multibillion shilling survey by the National Intelligence Service (NIS) that sought to map the country’s mineral deposits.

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