A senior official at the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) Eng. Jackson Magondu is embroiled in multiple corruption scandals and sex-for-employment schemes.
Magondu, who is reportedly in the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) black book was demoted from his position as deputy director following allegations of demanding sexual favors in exchange for job opportunities as well as his involvement in irregular tender awards.
Magondu, formerly a deputy director-general, is implicated in multimillion-shilling corruption deals, defrauding the agency, contractors and the government by securing kickbacks through unscrupulous means.
One firm involved in these deals is allegedly linked to his secret lover.
While in charge of KeRRA’s Special Projects Department, a key position that oversaw the ‘Roads 10,000KM Programme,’ Magondu is said to have amassed significant wealth by exploiting tender processes.
His involvement in sex-for-employment schemes and exploitation of tender processes has left a trail of victims while Magondu flaunts his wealth in the company of numerous mistresses.
Contractors vying for projects under this program reportedly had to agree to pay Ksh 100,000 per month to Magondu with sums ranging between Ksh 1 million to Ksh 2 million required to approve certificates for payment.
Magondu allegedly flaunts his wealth through numerous properties in Nairobi and Mombasa.
He remains a controversial figure in the road development sector with many questioning how he continues to evade the legal repercussions faced by others including his “twin sister” Margaret Wanja Muthui – a former manager at KeRRA who was successfully charged and had her property seized by the state in 2023.
KenyanHour 