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Sapit takes on corrupt politicians using pulpits to sanitize money

Deputy President William Ruto with Rev Julius Mwambia during Sunday service at the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) Nairobi West, Nairobi.

Church donations by politicians have sparked debate as pressure mounts on religious leaders to reject ‘dirty money’.

Yesterday, Anglican Church of Kenya Archbishop Jackson ole Sapit waded into the debate when he announced that the Church will review donations by political leaders.

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