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Kenya in its worst period as debt peaks, warns Mbadi

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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. [File, Standard]

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has called on Kenyans to take a firm stand against corruption, warning that the country is at a critical economic juncture due to mounting debt.

"All Kenyans must come out to say no to corruption. All, all of us," said Mbadi on Tuesday, March 25, during the launch of the Anti-Corruption Strategic Guiding Framework for Kenya's justice sector in Nairobi.

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