We have no right to point fingers on graft, says Kepsa

Head of Public Private Sector Dialogue at the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (Kepsa) Agatha Juma. (Photo: Courtesy)

The private sector has admitted to having it easy when it comes to matters corruption.

Head of Public Private Sector Dialogue at the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (Kepsa) Agatha Juma said private sector players abet corruption at will but rarely attract any public condemnation. She said this is despite the sector having had a strong hand in the loss of billions of shillings of taxpayers’ money and in some instances the collapse of organisations, some of which are critical to the economy.