KAHI INDIMULI: SMELLY PAST HAUNT HIM IN RETIREMENT

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By Omwifwa Amunga

Kahi Indimuli — former Chavakali and Machakos High School principal, now eyeing the Vihiga gubernatorial seat — is under investigation by the DCI and EACC over massive financial irregularities during his tenure as head of two top Kenyan schools.

Official audit reports, insider testimonies, and concerned parents paint a damning picture of a principal who allegedly left behind a trail of debt, shady payments, and gross mismanagement — scandals now haunting the institutions he once led.

🚨 Spotlight: Machakos School Scandal

According to the Auditor-General's Report for FY ending June 30, 2024, Machakos School was a hotbed of financial malpractice during Indimuli’s leadership.

🔍 Key Audit Findings:

1. Unsupported Tuition Payments

Kshs. 10.6M flagged in questionable tuition disbursements

Missing vouchers: Kshs. 922K

Incomplete records: Kshs. 3.5M

Unsettled payables: Kshs. 1.47M

2. Uncollected Student Arrears

Receivables: Kshs. 27.5M

Long-overdue fees: Kshs. 20.1M

Salary advances (Kshs. 298K) and imprest (Kshs. 110K) unaccounted for

3. Unverified Cash & Bank Balances

Kshs. 16.2M had no supporting documentation

MPESA accounts undisclosed, no cashbook maintained

Multiple accounts lacked proper records — violating PFM Act, 2015

4. Land Disputes

The school occupies 115 acres, but ownership documents are missing or disputed

The ANTI CORRUPTION UNIT aka  EACC is currently hunting for Kahi INDIMULI to answer charges of corruption. Indimuli Kahi, OGW is also said to be part of an exam stealing cartel that led to exam suspension at Chavakali high in 2016. That is not a man to be a governor for Vihiga. Not a thief. 

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