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Civil society groups accuse global lenders of ignoring graft

L-R: Wanjiru Gikonyo, National Coordinator TISA- Kenya, Jason Braganza, Executive Director AFRODAD, Sheila Masinde, Executive Director TISA- Kenya and Dr. Abraham Rugo, Country Manager IBP Kenya consult each other during the editor's roundtable on the Okoa Uchumi Campaign yesterday. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]

Some civil society groups have faulted international financing institutions for continually lending money to Kenya despite evidence that a chunk of it is lost through corruption.

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