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Kenyans demand action after Ruto's damning Sh10m bribery claims

President Ruto during the joint ODM-UDA parliamentary group in Karen [PCS]

President William Ruto's claim that members of a parliamentary committee received a Sh10 million bribe to pass the anti-money laundering law last April has reignited debate on corruption at the heart of Kenya's leadership.

Ruto vowed that his administration would not tolerate leaders who misuse their positions for personal gain.

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