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Public Office Is A Service Not An Enterprise By Samuel Mbithi Kimeu
The country is angry with MPs for awarding themselves monumental salary increases at the expense of Kenyans. The civil society and the private sector have come out to warn of the negative implications of Parliament’s move. This is not the first time this debate.... Read More

Public-Private Partnerships: The new corruption frontier by Michael Okelloh
The troubled Rift Valley Railways’ (RVR) failure to satisfactorily run the Kenya-Uganda railway under a concession by the governments of Kenya and Ugandan epitomises the dark side of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). However, well-structured and managed PPPs... Read More
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TI-Kenya Community Forums
Date: Fri, Jul 23, 2010
TI-Kenya is holding community forums in Kitale on 23/07/2010, Nandi and Kakamega on 26/07/2010 and Busia on 27/07/2010 to engage with the citizens and create understanding on the contents of the proposed constitution in readiness for the planned August 4th Referendum. The forums aim to give members of the public genuine information on the proposed constitution vis a vis the current constitution and discredit propaganda being peddled; to enable citizens make informed choices come the referendum; and to demonstrate to Kenyans the importance of voting in the referendum.

Kikulacho: The Bite Within – Mobile Cinema
Date: Fri, Jul 23, 2010

The film every Kenyan must see is taking a journey around Kenya from Friday, 23rd July to 31st August, with five screenings daily in different locations. Screening towns include Ndonyo Sabuk, Maili Sita, Baba Dogo, Muserechi, Kiboswa, Jebrok, Kapkerer, Gaitegi, Chomo, Kenol, Ndonyo Njeru, Njiru, Kamnulu, Maji Mazuri, Eldama Ravine, Boyani amongst others.



The film uses a powerful, historical archive and interviews with leaders and citizens across the country to tell the story of corruption in Kenya. The film focuses on Kenya’s flawed electoral system and undemocratic elections; inequitable allocation of land and landlessness; weak institutions of governance and poor leadership; and the constitutional review process.




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"“The accomplice to the crime of corruption is frequently our own indifference” "

Bess Myerson


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