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Jubilee leaders blame President Uhuru Kenyatta on runaway graft

Members of the National Parliamentary Committee ( from left ) Joseph Gitari and Kabando Wakabando address the Media at Parliament Buildings 14/09/15 PHOTO:MOSES OMUSULA

A state of despair and dejection has gripped President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Mt Kenya backyard following high-level corruption and the worrying state of the economy facing the country.

Leaders and residents who are not known to criticise the Jubilee government now want decisive action taken, saying graft may grind the country to a halt.

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