Former Laikipia Governor and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Chairman Ndiritu Mureithi warned politicians against using the tax agency in political contests. Mureithi emphasized that KRA serves all Kenyans without discrimination. Speaking to People Daily in Nanyuki on November 10, 2026, he described KRA as a national institution. Mureithi stressed that the agency’s operations should remain impartial. He criticized attempts to involve KRA in political matters. The warning comes amid rising concerns about political interference in public institutions. Mureithi’s comments highlight ongoing tensions between governance and administrative independence. His remarks were part of an interview focused on institutional integrity. The interview took place in Nanyuki town. The discussion followed recent reports of political pressure on KRA. Mureithi called for strict adherence to the agency’s mandate. His stance reflects broader debates on public service neutrality.