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Kenya lacks clear vetting procedure, report reveals

NAIROBI: Kenya's leadership and integrity laws have not been implemented fully for the past five years, a study by civil society organisations has revealed.

According to the study released by Parliamentary Initiative network Tuesday, laws touching on integrity and graft in public institutions have not seen the light of the day since the promulgation of the Constitution in 2010, thus making looting of public resources a norm that cannot be easily eradicated.

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