Dear World Bank World Bank Could you kindly clarify why your employee is engaging in Kenyan politics? What are the World Bank's codes of conduct regarding employee involvement in the affairs of a sovereign state? Or is he acting on your behalf? cc: World Bank Africa

Dear World Bank, Why is one of your employees, Dr. Fred Matiang’i, actively engaging in Kenyan political coalitions while still on your payroll? Is this part of your institutional mandate in sovereign nations, or is Kenya an experiment? Clarity, please. World Bank Africa

Hello World Bank, Is political commentary now part of your job descriptions? Since when did your staff become spokespeople on Kenyan affairs? Are these personal views or is the World Bank officially weighing in on our politics?

Dear World Bank, Kenyans deserve to know: Is a World Bank employee allowed to seek political office while representing an international financial institution? World Bank World Bank Africa, what safeguards are in place to prevent undue influence in our democratic processes?

Dear World Bank World Bank, it’s quite troubling to see one of your staff actively participating in Kenya’s political discourse. Is this in line with your institutional values? Kindly clarify your employee’s role in sovereign political matters. Cc World Bank Africa

Dear World Bank World Bank, quick question; are your employees allowed to dabble in the politics of sovereign nations like Kenya, or is this an isolated case? Just trying to understand if this is a reflection of your institutional stance. cc: World Bank Africa

Lakini btw on thought. World Bank why is Matiang'i getting involved in Kenyan politics yet he is your employee. Is it not a voilation of Code of conduct ? Might be a project man wa World Bank Africa . Mchezo wa Taon.

Dear World Bank, As a respected institution, neutrality should be your default. Why is a World Bank employee acting like a political commentator in Kenya? Are you aware of this conduct? World Bank Africa

Hello World Bank, Is it within your institutional policy for employees to comment on or interfere in the political matters of a sovereign country like Kenya? Kindly clarify if these actions reflect your official position.

Dear World Bank World Bank, a quick question; to understand about your employees and if they allowed to dabble in the politics of kenya. cc: World Bank Africa

Dear World Bank World Bank, We respectfully seek clarity on reports of one of your employees engaging in Kenyan political matters. What guidelines govern staff participation in sovereign state affairs? cc: World Bank Africa

Dear World Bank World Bank, Could you please clarify your position on employee Dr. Fred Matiang'i involvement in political discourse within sovereign nations, particularly Kenya? Is this aligned with your institutional policies? cc: World Bank Africa

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