One of them is citizens’ responsibility vis-à-vis duties of the government in the enjoyment of individual rights and protection of public good. Going by the above observations, it is safe to conclude that many Kenyans are inherently indisciplined, irresponsible and unethical. Similarly, citizens are co-authors of the corruption pandemic in Kenya on account of their failure to discharge their complementary responsibilities. Surveys have shown that Kenyans love corruption and even those who do not engage in it, tolerate it. As the ultimate victims of corruption, citizens should be in the forefront to not only shun corruption but also refuse to tolerate it.

Source: The Star April 11, 2020 02:13 UTC