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The Nation (Nairobi)
August 28, 2008
News Article By Benjamin Muindi
The head of the National Social Security Fund has been sent on a 90- day leave pending retirement.
Labour minister John Munyes has taken the decision as Ms Lumbasyo has reached the retirement age.
He has appointed Mr Fred Rabongo as the acting Managing Trustee before a procedural recruitment by the board is done.
Mr Munyes said that the fund needs a complete overhaul and changes to that effect will be made.
He accused the board of impropriety.
"A lot of money has gone into unclear transactions. We need to clean up the people managing the NSSF," he said.
