Anne Waiguru: What I own and what I’m worth

a Mercedes Benz before joining government so there is no way I could have benefited from fraudulent transactions at the NYS,” she stated.

“I worked at the World Bank and as the assistant vice president at Citi Group before joining government so the things I own were acquired legally.”

Asked whether she was ready for a lifestyle audit, Waiguru said: “EACC is already carrying out a lifestyle audit on me and they have picked documents from our home that pertain to our lives.”

The former CS noted that her house located in Kitusuru was bought under a mortgage plan for cabinet secretaries on a 3 per cent interest rate for 20 years.

She refuted claims that she bought three houses and paid in cash saying: “My house is not paid for and it did not cost Sh150 million, only the deposit has been paid.”

Anne Waiguru stated that she was saddened by personal attacks on her children; refuting claims on social media that one of her sons owned an Austin Martin that he was pictured next to.

“My son is an ordinary teenager and would get a ride from people. We don’t own the car, we can’t even dream of owning it because it is very expensive. People go to motor shows and take pictures next to cars; it does not mean they own them,” she quipped.

She said reports on social media that she owns malls in different parts of the country are false, revealing that she too bargains during shopping.

“I do not pay more than Sh2,500 for my shoes and....continue in page 3>>>

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