He is indignant that corruption is so ingrained in his nation called Kafira, where even the dead are bribed as an appeasement policy. In past corruption scandals, ‘suspects’ have been asked to step aside; investigations carried out; and prosecutions undertaken. Likewise, to legalise corruption, the state should employ price discrimination. If legalising corruption is not a viable option, then we should slay this vice the Sicario (2018) film dinner scene way. Likewise, if one is found guilty of corruption in Kenya, shouldn’t their family be deemed culpable too?

Source: The Star August 29, 2020 04:41 UTC