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    To fight corruption, Kenyans study integrity

    Oct 16, 2018 2 minutes

    Kenya’s official body for fighting corruption conducted a survey last year, and it was shocked at the results. The number of people paying bribes for government services had risen to 62 percent, up from 46 percent two years earlier. The survey found corruption

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