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However, the President also shifted blame to the courts, the Police Service, the Ethics and Ant-Corruption Commission and the Director of Public Prosecutions for failing to put the corrupt behind bars.PHOTO: COURTESY

During last week’s State summit on governance and accountability at State House Nairobi, President Uhuru Kenyatta appeared to have despaired on the war on corruption. More poignantly, he asked Kenyans what else they expected him to do.

However, the President also shifted blame to the courts, the Police Service, the Ethics and Ant-Corruption Commission and the Director of Public Prosecutions for failing to put the corrupt behind bars.

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