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Edwin Sifuna: There is a direct correlation between corruption and development. We need to agree that we cannot continue on the trajectory that we are on

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Ja Telo 🇰🇪 🇿🇼7 天前

This guy answered all the questions people are asking him along time ago! You just need to go back to your archives to get a response to anything asked today

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Desai Dennis7 天前

He's just been real all along

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The Margin Mind7 天前

Consistency

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Richard|#Payments#KOY#Politics in🇪🇺🇬🇧🇰🇪🇺🇬6 天前

We want these videos timestamps where possible.

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Kakamega Finest7 天前

CONSISTENCY

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Brudas 254🇰🇪6 天前

Tulianza kitamboo😂

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Natty6 天前

Sifuna is always right

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Towett6 天前

Mans has been consistent bana... It's upto us Kenyans to do the right thing

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nonameassignedKe6 天前

The rate at which Sifuna and the globalists agenda is aligning is very alarming.

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lumush amos 6 天前

Who says sifuna doesn't have any agenda ⁉️

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Freedom fighter6 天前

The most consistent principled eloquent politician in Kenya

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JiMMy6 天前

The funny thing is you'll never find such utterances from Ruto.

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We are off to Tanzania! As the Southern African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption (SAPNAC) we continue to represent SADC in the fight against corruption, because corruption remains one of the biggest threats to development and good governance in the region. It weakens institutions, undermines service delivery, and erodes public confidence in the state. For a long time we have relied on indices and assessments that are designed outside the continent, which do not always capture the realities and priorities of Africa. There is therefore a need for a different approach that is grounded in our own context. Our focus is to develop an Africa-driven anti-corruption index that is specifically focused on SADC. This will be an instrument developed from within, that reflects the governance challenges and aspirations of our member states, while still meeting international standards of credibility and measurement. To make this possible, we recognize that we cannot work in isolation. We need to work closely with academia to ensure that the index is research-based, methodologically sound, and backed by reliable data. We shall also work with parliamentarians across the region because they play a critical role in creating the legal and policy instruments that give effect to anti-corruption commitments. Ultimately, the objective is to build a homegrown tool that will help SADC member states assess progress, identify gaps, and strengthen collective action against corruption.

Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa

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