The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is actively engaging with youth and students to combat corruption, emphasizing the importance of integrity in national development.

• EACC Chairperson Dr. David Oginde challenged students at Mount Kenya University (MKU) to reject dishonesty and corruption, highlighting a concerning trend where young people increasingly view unethical practices as acceptable.
• The launch of the Ethics and Integrity Club at MKU, themed "Rebuilding Trust Through Ethical Leadership," brought together leaders from the anti-corruption sector, academia, and government to foster champions of ethical conduct.
• MKU has introduced a common unit on ethics, integrity, and responsible citizenship, underscoring the university's commitment to value-based education and strengthening institutional partnerships to promote integrity initiatives.

Kenya's Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has presented the 2026-27 budget, allocating significant funds to state agencies, particularly bolstering anti-corruption efforts.

• The proposed budget includes a total of Sh50 billion for Parliament and Sh30.4 billion for the Judiciary.
• Key anti-corruption bodies receiving substantial allocations are the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) with Sh5.1 billion and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) with Sh7 billion.
• The budget also prioritizes water and environment initiatives, with Sh51.5 billion for water and sewerage infrastructure, and significant funding for forest conservation and climate action.