Lest we forget the small, systemic corruption amidst Kenyans

NAIROBI: Admittedly, corruption is a hydra-headed monster that Kenyans have over the years been asking successive governments to slay if the country was to realise any meaningful development.

Corruption is the octopus that, with its many tentacles, has been sucking the blood out of Kenya, making it an ailing nation, unlike economic giants like Singapore which, in 1963, was not better than Kenya at independence.