Two of the most corrupt institutions in Kenya fighting over who is less corrupt than the other. Kenya is going to the dogs…
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War on Corruption, Should Leave Job to Us: EACC
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has questioned the credibility of the police service to investigate and prosecute corruption cases. The commission noted that economic crime should be left to them and the office of the DPP. A number of graft cases in court today were sanctioned by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
But EACC vie-chairperson Sophia Lepuchirit said the two agencies - EACC and ODPP, despite a shortage of staff, are in a position to investigate and deal with corruption cases. She noted that currently, EACC has helped recover assets worth Sh4B with hundreds of suspects arraigned over corruption cases. “In every integrity survey that is done, the police department is always top on matters corruption and this means that they cannot be trusted to fight graft,” she said.
The commissioner noted that currently, they have over 800 workers, adding that if they can receive another 1,000, then they can investigate more cases. “Economic crime cases should be solely investigated by EACC and the office of the DPP and police should deal with criminal cases alone,” she said. Lepuchirit was addressing the press in Simba Lodge Naivasha after opening a five-day training workshop for Judiciary Ombudsperson Liaison officers.