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Why Kenyans have little confidence in their government and its institutions

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Pupils inside a dilapidated class at Rehema Primary School in Wareng District. Corruption, which has hit the Free Primary Education has, made Kenyans and donors to lose trust in the government. Photo/FILE

Pupils inside a dilapidated class at Rehema Primary School in Wareng District. Corruption, which has hit the Free Primary Education has, made Kenyans and donors to lose trust in the government. Photo/FILE 

By Raila Odinga  (email the author)
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Posted  Tuesday, February 9  2010 at  00:00

This also applies to the Ministry of Finance.

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If misuse of public funds has been going on for several years, then the Ministry of Finance becomes an interested party.

Henceforth, the responsibility to conduct investigations into allegations of malfeasances will be transferred to the Efficiency Monitoring and Evaluation Unit of the Office of the PM.

Mr Odinga is Kenya’s Prime Minister. These are excerpts of a speech he delivered last week during a workshop for PSs on fighting graft.

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