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Kenya bottom of the pile in global study on honesty

Only China recorded the lowest level of integrity as only eight per cent of wallets without money were returned compared to 22 per cent of wallets with cash.

In a society where staple diet for news organisations are multi billion shilling scandals, what are the chances of a Kenyan who loses a wallet loaded with cash getting it back intact?

Put another way, if two friends lost their wallets, one with considerable amount of money and the other empty, who is likely to get his back? 

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