A husband and wife, alongside a third suspect, have been charged in court over the alleged theft of more than Sh22 million from the National Oil Corporation of Kenya (NOCK). According to investigators, the case stemmed from a complaint lodged by NOCK over the suspected misappropriation of corporate funds. Subsequent investigations identified Gladys Kahaki Njubi, a former Assistant Accountant at the corporation, as the key suspect behind the scheme. The companies are said not to have participated in any procurement process or undertaken any legitimate business with the corporation. Authorities say the case highlights ongoing efforts to curb corruption and protect public funds through decisive investigations and prosecutions.