Kenyans are reading and seeing what is happening and if we don’t act to stop corruption, the people themselves will act,” said Uhuru. Mr Kenyatta said it was the ordinary people who suffered when public funds were lost. SEE ALSO :Uhuru, Ruto meet in Mombasa amid Matiang'i tensions“There are known culprits who act as gatekeepers and brokers of justice. Chief Justice David Maraga said it was time different State organs stopped the blame games and united in the fight against corruption. “Months of acrimonious exchanges and blame games between different State agencies only serve to deepen the challenges and hurt the efforts to fight corruption.

Source: Standard Digital February 28, 2019 21:00 UTC