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I say yes. There is no gain saying that the government is doing its best to fight corruption. The only trouble is that corruption is so deeply rooted among us so much that without the total participation of every soul, what government can do is, in word and word perfect, negligible as far as the fi ...

Benard Adera, Kenya


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