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Parliament in fresh bid to unmask shadowy Integrity Centre owners

Integrity Centre that hosts the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission in Nairobi. PHOTO | FILE

The identity of a shadowy landlord who acquired the Integrity Centre from public hands is set to come to light this week as Parliament moves to unravel the controversial transaction.

The National Assembly’s Justice and Legal Affairs Committee has given the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) up to 10am on Friday to submit documentation in support of a Sh115 million transaction that saw Integrity House change hands.

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