This begs the question why it is so widespread, commonplace and a big factor of our daily news menu. My submission is that the fight against corruption is a victim of our preoccupation with legislation and legalese without a proper understanding of issues from a socio-economic and psychological perspective. As the British colonialist settled down following the colonisation of Kenya, he created a society divided into classes of the haves and have-nots, the rich and the poor. The African maintained a Spartan existence in the villages denuded of his cultural dignity and economically deprived. ALSO READ: Raila: President Uhuru Kenyatta is the patron of corruption cartelsSo why does the fight against corruption and its prevalence exist in the same space and time?

Source: Standard Digital February 02, 2017 16:18 UTC