23/08/2026
BREAKING NEWS: National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has alleged that some Members of Parliament are abusing access to government opportunities by selling Teachers Service Commission (TSC) recruitment letters to desperate job seekers for as much as KSh400,000.
Wetang’ula is quoted as saying that he takes some MPs to State House to meet President William Ruto, where they are allegedly given multiple TSC letters intended to facilitate the recruitment of teachers into government service.
According to the allegation, some of the MPs then allegedly turn the opportunity into a business by selling the letters to Kenyans seeking employment.
The claims have sparked concern over alleged corruption and the exploitation of unemployed graduates, with calls for authorities to investigate how TSC recruitment opportunities are being distributed and whether individuals are illegally charging applicants for government jobs.
The allegation has not been independently substantiated, and it remains unclear which MPs Wetang’ula was referring to or whether any formal investigation has been launched.