This article suggests that corruption in the Kenyan government is largely an institutional problem, rather than a … cultural one. It attributes such corruption to the predominance of arbitrary power, especially in the statutory (as opposed to … of power and corruption. Although the new constitution establishes principles and mechanisms that may enhance government …

Corruption is an epidemic in Kenya. Major corruption scandals have been reported since the early 90's. These include … like Kenya where international corruption indices paint a grim picture. Moreover, the studies have mostly been based on … corruption in Kenya is influenced by gender, race, ethnicity, religiosity, employment status, and education while age, religion …

corruption rate on economic activities is examined using ordinary least squares regression analysis and Kenya county-level data …While there's an outsized consensus within the empirical literature on the negative impact of corruption on the … economic process, some studies still argue that corruption could also be economically justified. There is, however, little …

corruption in Kenya. This paper delves into corruption and its effect on the economy and the evolution of anti-corruption …Corruption has challenged the legitimacy of political institutions that exist today and has led to political unrest in … Kenya over the years. Bad governance and a lack of transparency in the public sector is one of the main contributors of …

The creation of the devolved system of governance in Kenya was meant to bring the services as well as resources closer … successive governments. Although devolution was meant to improve the quality of lives of citizens, the evolution of corruption at … corruption across the country. High-level corruption appears to have undergone mutation from the national government to counties …