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Leaders’ conduct proves contempt for integrity laws

Kenya is undergoing a crucial moment with sweeping political realignments. The Building Bridges Initiative team has completed its work, a purge in Jubilee Party is almost complete and the nation is staring at tough times due to the coronavirus. But amid all these developments, a few home truth will have to be digested.

When the 2010 Constitutions came to life, Kenyans were anxious and upbeat that change was in sight. Unfortunately, we all have been a cannon fodder in a system that inspires little hope. Summed up, impunity, corruption and negative ethnicity have persisted, defying any dosage of answers. We have refused to be a just society even with our progressive laws. 

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