These hidden networks of power operate independently of a nation’s political leadership, in pursuit of their own agenda and goals. Concerned with the massive political implication of the graft onslaught and interests of the ‘system’, a legacy-focused Uhuru is facing a delicate balancing act. On Thursday, a former minister and seasoned MP from Western Kenya told the Star that while the President is not to blame for the slowdown, he could have ceded ground for the sake of stability of his government. “I don’t think the war against corruption has slowed down at all. However, some lawmakers have urged Uhuru and his new-found buddy Raila Odinga to soldier on with the war on corruption to safeguard public resources from plunder.

Source: The Star May 12, 2019 03:00 UTC