Students protested an alleged land grab after a barrier was erected around their playground by a private a developer; at least five children received medical treatment PHOTO: COURTESY
The rejection of the bill seeking to disband Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission by President Uhuru Kenyatta is a step in the right direction, but is not suffice.
The President should go a step further and order the immediate arrest and prosecution of land grabbers and looters of public funds, irrespective of their positions.
This will send a clear message to that the days when influence peddlers would benefit from public largesse through political collusion at the expense of the Kenyan taxpayer are gone.
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