Editor––Corruption in Kenya  can and will be won, if the war against it is fought on individual levels, no matter their standing in governmnet.
Recently, Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission released an audit of corruption in the public sector, which showed that 30 per cent of public servants were corrupt. For long the political and social discourse has been about eradicating the vice and nurturing a conscious society whose members uphold the public and national good.
The laws have been amended, the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission reconstituted and directors and staff appointed on very hefty perks, but corruption has only become more endemic.
 I think, that if prosecution of corrupt individuals continues, soon we shall rid our selves of the scourge.