Following up on his promise to fight corruption and take measures to remove dirty officials from power, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has launched a new website for citizens to report corruption incidents directly to his office.
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An unidentified Kenyan activist, wearing a "Wanted" sign for
Education Minister Sam Ongeri, staged a protest outside the Ministry of
Education in June 2011 amid allegations that $45 million (3.83 billion
shillings) meant to pay for elementary education in Kenya had been
stolen. The Kenyan president's new webpage allows citizens to upload
evidence relating to past and present cases of corruption. [Simon
Maina/AFP]
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