Sam Shollei: How corruption is silently making Kenya bankrupt Kenya's greatest economic challenge is not a shortage of resources. It is corruption. Guest Blogs 3 hours ago
Corruption raises the cost of government, discourages investment, weakens public institutions, distorts fair competition and erodes confidence in the State.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta estimated that Kenya loses about Sh2 billion every day to corruption.
If Kenya is serious about becoming an industrial, prosperous and globally competitive nation, corruption cannot remain a manageable inconvenience Winning the war against corruption will not solve every problem facing Kenya, but without winning it, none of our other national ambitions—including industrialisation, job creation and shared prosperity—will ever be fully realised.
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