Bribery and corruption cost the economy about Sh3.4 trillion
($40 billion) annually, the Kenya Association of Manufacturers ( KAM) has said.
Chief Executive Betty Maina said this remains a threat to any improved growth
prospects for the country. Speaking during the launch of a book on Case Studies
of Anti-bribery and Corruption Practices among Kenyan companies, Ms Maina noted
that companies have the power to combat the vice to register improved
profitability.
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by Winsley Masese in Standard Digital.
