Public Service boss pushes Kenyans to make corruption illegal, shameful & unfashionable

"We must reach a point where no one even considers engaging in corruption, let alone proceeds to do so,” Koskei said. “This requires courage, integrity, and unwavering commitment from every Kenyan.” - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Felix Koskei, Head of Public Service, is urging Kenyans to actively combat corruption by making it illegal, shameful, and unfashionable. He emphasized that tolerance and silence only worsen the vice and called for a collective effort to eradicate it.

Koskei outlined a three-pronged approach for citizens: interrupting corrupt practices, disrupting them by reporting incidents, and stopping them by resisting compromise.
The call comes from President William Ruto’s Chief of Staff, delivered via his X account on December 14.
The government is committed to strengthening oversight bodies and protecting whistleblowers to restore public trust in institutions.

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