Kenya’s Rot: Exposing the Scandals that Starve, Sicken, and Betray

Mzee Kipyego, a farmer in the remote village of Kapsaos in Uasin Gishu, limped his way to the local dispensary, clutching his aching chest. The muddy roads, nearly impassable after years of neglect, had taken their toll on his aging body.

But when he arrived, there were no medicines, no doctors—only an empty promise of healthcare that had long been devoured by corruption. The funds meant to supply life-saving drugs had disappeared, siphoned off by greedy suppliers and officials who lined their pockets while ordinary Kenyans like Kipyego suffer in silence.

This is not just Mzee Kipyego’s story; it’s the story of an entire nation gripped by a malignant cancer of scandals that stretch from the highest offices in Nairobi to the most forgotten corners of the countryside. From the Kemsa Covid-19 billionaires who shamelessly profited from a global health crisis to the Sugar Saga, where contaminated sugar flooded the market, these scandals have siphoned billions meant for public good into the hands of a few.

Across the county level, the situation is equally dire. Auditor General reports have laid bare the shocking misuse of public funds, revealing corruption heists executed by our leaders with ruthless efficiency. Projects are announced with great fanfare, but the reality on the ground often tells a different story—empty fields where schools were supposed to be built, roads that exist only on paper, and healthcare facilities that never see the light of day.

This is not just a series of unfortunate events; it’s a deliberate, systemic betrayal by those entrusted with power. The anger of the Kenyan people is palpable as they witness their hopes and dreams being crushed under the weight of corruption. But the time has come to hold these leaders accountable, to demand transparency and justice.

You can track every scandal, every broken promise, through our dedicated website, where the truth is laid bare for all to see. The fight for Kenya’s future begins here—let’s expose the rot and reclaim our nation.