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Governor Mutua wants school curriculum to include effects of corruption

Governor Mutua during a meeting with of Eastern teachers. Photo: Courtesy.

With the runaway corruption remaining a thorny issue in both the national and county governments, Maendeleo Chap Chap party leader and Machakos County Governor Alfred Mutua has proposed the need to have the study on the effect of corruption included in the syllabus.

‘For us to be able to sustain the fight against corruption, we need to create a society that is morally averse to graft.’ Said Mutua.

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