The word corruption has become a near indissoluble stain on the Kenyan moral fabric. We often speak about it in our private conversations and come across it quite frequently in the news and in the papers. Nonetheless, what does it now evoke in the mind of a Kenyan, especially the youth?
Plausibly, for many of us young people, the first image that flashes across our impressionable minds is that of the good life; tenderpreneurs adorned in expensive suits and jewelry, reclining pensively on leather seats after a hearty meal as they peruse government tender documents for one more opportunity to make a quick shilling supplying air to a Government institution.