Nyamache Tea Factory production manager dismissed from KTDA after Cyprian Nyakundi exposé

Following the unmasking of the rogue production manager at Nyamache Tea Factory, the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) has officially dismissed him from his position. 

Dennis Mutabari, the disgraced manager, has now lost his job.

This marks a momentous step towards accountability within the organisation.

Detailed investigations exposed his corrupt dealings, which included mismanagement of resources and engagement in unauthorised activities that compromised the integrity of the tea production process.

Mutabari was found to be involved in a series of malpractices, including the theft of 22,453 kg of ready-made tea and 3,000 tea seedlings. 

He misused the factory’s double cabin registration, KBV 057H, to transport the stolen seedlings from Kisii to Meru.

Mutabari’s actions extended beyond financial misconduct. 

Several victims came forward with medical reports, screenshots, and voice clips as proof of his alleged sexual harassment of women at the factory.

Despite these reports, the factory board initially remained silent, failing to address the serious allegations.

Mutabari also physically assaulted an employee at the factory.