The ongoing head count of civil servants in Murang’a at the county headquarters/FILE
In a country where millions struggle to find employment amid a sluggish economy, the government is
grappling with an ironic and costly
paradox: it is paying thousands of
workers who do not exist.
The ghost workers continue to
drain public coffers, with the latest
report by the Public Service Commission indicating at least 17,000
are still on the national government’s payroll.
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