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“I believe interviewing me for the job would have been impossible for some of the Panel Members."

Lawyer Miguna Miguna has disclosed that he has no regrets after missing out on the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) post shortlist.  

In a statement via Twitter on Saturday, July 22, Miguna said that he knew the outcomes when he applied for the position.

“I am aware that when you apply for something with others, you can get or not get what you sought. So, not having been shortlisted or appointed for the position of DPP was part of the possible outcomes of my application, and I have no regrets for having applied,” said Miguna.

He went on to say that the DPP selection panel will have had a difficult time interviewing him for the position.

“I believe interviewing me for the job would have been impossible for some of the Panel Members. We march on, patriots,” he added. 

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Miguna’s remarks come after Solicitor General Shadrack Mose shortlisted 15 individuals who will be interviewed for the DPP position. 

File image of the Public Service Commission House in Nairobi. 

They include; Thomas Lentagule, Jacinta Nyaboke Nyamosi, Victor Vinya Mule, Taib Ali Taib, Tabitha Wanyama Ouya, David Kiplagat Ruto and Danstan Omari Mogaka.

Others are; Andayi Weche, Winston Aswan Ngaira, Peter Mung’athia, Lilian Akinyi, Jacob Nyakundi Ondari, James Wahome, David Mogunde and Renson Mulele Ingonga. 

The selected candidates will be interviewed on August 1, 2023, and August 2, 2023, at the Public Service Commission, Commission House in Nairobi.

They will be required to produce the National Identity Card, academic and professional certificates and transcripts, supporting documents and testimonials, Letter of recognition of qualifications from the Commission for University Education (CUE) for candidates who possess degrees from foreign universities, and Recommendations from relevant professional bodies and associations.

The candidates will also be required to produce current and valid clearances from the Kenya Revue Authority, Higher Education Loans Board, Registered Credit Reference Bureau, Directorate of Criminal Investigations, and duly stamped for this job application by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.