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Jumia Kenya Workers Lament Ksh 11 Pay Rise Employees working for e-commerce giant Jumia Kenya have raised concerns about alleged mistreatment by outsourcing company Volt Biz Solutions reportedly founded by some of the store's own staff. Yes, you read that right. An outsourcing company founded by Jumia employees, a curious twist in the corporate world where one arm seemingly works to manage the other.  But what happens when those entrusted with managing the workforce become part of the problem themselves? Sources claim that Volt Biz Solutions which handles employment matters for Jumia Kenya allegedly offers three-month contracts to workers irrespective of their years of service.  It is said that some employees who have reportedly worked with Jumia for as long as six years are yet to be confirmed or provided with permanent contracts.  This temporary arrangement, sources claim, leaves workers vulnerable to sudden termination or non-renewal. Recent reports also po...

A whistleblower reveals corporate misconduct and hiring scandals at NTSA. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is beset by widespread corruption and ineptitude, according to a damning exposé released by a whistleblower. The report accuses top officials of orchestrating system downtimes to enable corrupt dealings.  The NTSA's mission is allegedly undermined by unsuitable qualifications, tainted hiring processes, and corporate malfeasance at the highest levels. It is also said that corruption has been institutionalised to benefit a small number of people. Unqualified personnel are reportedly filling critical roles in vehicle inspection, road safety and licensing.  The whistleblower claims that nepotism and favoritism have taken root, with relatives of senior officials occupying key positions, while qualified automotive engineers are sidelined. "Keep my identity confidential. You only need to be a frequent visitor for services at the NTSA offices in Nairobi to reali...