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Geoffrey Wandeto: We have a Ksh. 104billion SHA system that cannot prevent a Ksh. 10 billion fraud. Corruption in this country will not be cured through systems...It is the new frontier for corruption #CitizenDayBreak

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The saddest clip I have seen on the internet today. This is a school in Busia County, the same county where an audit done by Senator Okiya Omtatah revealed that Ksh 5.2B cannot be accounted for. The same county where governor spent Ksh 4M consulting whether a hospital should be a level 5 or a level 4. The same County where County Staff posed as farmers and squandered Ksh 53.7M loan meant for local farmers. The same county where MCAs sleep and fart in the County Assembly awaiting salaries and allowances. We are not serious as a country!
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The Biden Family corruption scheme is the biggest corruption scandal in the history of this country. We have mounds of evidence but the mainstream media won’t cover it. And that means perhaps have half our country doesn’t even know about the corruption.
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President Ruto: We have taken the deliberate decision that to eliminate corruption, to remove inefficiency, we must digitize all government services. Today from 320 government services in 2022, we have 30,000 government services digitized. That has significantly eliminated bootlegs. E-citizen collects more than 1billion ksh every day. It is a platform that is traceable, it is a platform that is accountable
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President Ruto: We have taken the deliberate decision that to eliminate corruption, to remove inefficiency, we must digitize all government services. Today from 320 government services in 2022, we have 30,000 government services digitized. That has significantly eliminated bootlegs. E-citizen collects more than 1billion ksh every day. It is a platform that is traceable, it is a platform that is accountable

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