For along time graft in Kenya war has always managed to transform from reality to words following eruption of big scandals that threaten the steadiness of Kenya’s economy.
Th Head of state has recently yet again cautioned his team over politicising the matter just like he is against campaigning as early as now.
“This (corruption) is not a war against individuals or communities, it is war against a crime that robs us the opportunity to build a nation with shared prosperity for all,” he said.
Speaking during the 6th Devolution Conference in Kirinyaga, the Head of State said the corruption debate had been taken to the funeral and wedding ceremonies instead of allowing agencies tasked to deal with it do their job.
“Don’t threaten people at funerals. The dead will not help you. The only place where you can get help is at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI),” he stated, to which the crowd applauded.