Through lawyer Albert Simiyu Murambi, the Foundation is protesting against a May 2 directive that saw their accounts at Investment & Mortgages (I&M) bank frozen.
According to Mr Kennedy Musyoka, the Wiper Democratic Movement Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka’s son, the Foundation has been in operation since 2005 and is currently paying school fees for 23 students.
Mr Musyoka, who is also a trustee in the Foundation, claimed that they responded to the Board on April 10 but they had their accounts frozen as of May 2 for failing to account for Sh196 million.
The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation has dragged the Non-Governmental Organisations Coordination Board to court for freezing its bank accounts.
Through lawyer Albert Simiyu Murambi, the Foundation is protesting against a May 2 directive that saw their accounts at Investment & Mortgages (I&M) bank frozen.
