This archive report was first published on 25 July 2019.
On July 25, 2019, David Matsanga expressed his support for President Uhuru Kenyatta's fight against corruption in Kenya.
According to Matsanga, the war against corruption is a necessary step towards a cleaner and more transparent government. He emphasized that those who have benefited from corrupt practices should not complain when the time comes to account for their actions.
Matsanga drew parallels between the fight against corruption and the biblical story of Jericho, where the walls came tumbling down. He predicted that the kingdom of graft would be shaken to its core as the truth comes to light.
With the arrest of Treasury mandarins in Kenya, Matsanga believes that the anti-corruption battle has received a significant boost. He expects more arrests to follow, which would be a major step towards revamping the government and restoring public trust.
However, Matsanga cautioned against a hasty overhaul of the system, warning that a Perestroika-style reform could backfire and discourage the masses. Instead, he advocated for a new mood of unity and a strategy to maintain the current perception of progress.
As the fight against corruption continues, Matsanga expressed his confidence in President Kenyatta's ability to lead the country towards a brighter future.
