By NDUNG'U GACHANEMore by this AuthorArchbishop Jackson ole Sapit of the Anglican Church of Kenya wants the government to stop mega projects which cost tax payers billions of shillings saying they are contributing to the runaway corruption that has engulfed the country. He said the government should instead embark on “smaller realistic projects that will be helpful to Kenyans”. Archbishop Sapit urged the government to take up only projects that the country can manage so as to restore posterity. The archbishop’s sentiments were echoed by Gatanga MP Nduati Ngugi who said bigger projects are a being used as conduits of corruption, calling upon the government to rethink them and come up with realistic projects. If it was a mega project, we would (now) be talking about corruption,” the MP said.

Source: Daily Nation March 04, 2019 11:15 UTC