Kenyans have been told to hold governors embroiled in graft deals accountable. According to Devolution Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa), corruption has negated the gains of devolution and dampened the spirit of ordinary citizens across the 47 counties. In an interview, Wamalwa said Kenyans ought to take keen interest in the management of counties and hold governors to account for every single cent received for development purposes. Wamalwa supported clamor for constitutional changes through the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) a move he said will help make devolution a centre of development in the future. SEE ALSO: List of corruptly acquired assets recovered by EACC

Source: Standard Digital August 28, 2020 13:52 UTC