In a recent address, President Ruto reaffirmed his commitment to fighting corruption within the Kenyan judiciary, emphasizing the need to uphold constitutional values and root out impunity.
During the statement, the President acknowledged the presence of upright judicial officers while making it clear that corrupt individuals would not be tolerated. He vowed to eliminate any form of bribery within the judiciary, declaring, “no single cent will be used to bribe any officer.” This unwavering stance aims to ensure that the government’s agenda for transformation is not derailed or sabotaged by corruption.
Through his spokesperson Hussein Mohammed, the President highlighted the urgency of breaking free from judicial impunity, emphasizing that failure to address corruption within the judiciary would be a betrayal of the people’s trust. The President’s determination to combat corruption reflects his commitment to preventing the obstruction of the citizens’ hopes and aspirations by holding accountable those who engage in corrupt activities.
Furthermore, President Ruto underscored the unacceptability of corruption across all branches of government, including the Executive, legislature, and Judiciary. By emphasizing the need to address impunity within the entire government system, he demonstrated a holistic approach to combating corruption and upholding the rule of law.
In his address, President Ruto not only condemned corruption within the judiciary but also aligned himself with the Law Society of Kenya’s stance on executive impunity, signaling a broader commitment to combating corruption at all levels of governance.
As President Ruto maintains his onslaught on the judiciary, his unwavering stance against corruption sends a powerful message about his dedication to upholding the constitutional values of Kenya and fostering a corruption-free government for the benefit of all citizens.
