This archive report was first published on 25 August 2019.
On August 25, 2019, President Kenyatta spoke at the burial of Kenyan singer John De'Mathew in Murang'a County, vowing to recover all looted public funds.
With no intention of seeking reelection, Kenyatta stated that his loyalty is to the people of Kenya, and he will not be swayed by personal relationships when pursuing corrupt individuals.
"We shall keep that vow because I personally have no friends other than the people of Kenya," Kenyatta said.
He emphasized that the culture of unbridled corruption will end, and he will continue to pursue those involved, warning them that they must return public money.
Uhuru also cautioned political leaders against making inflammatory remarks that may create animosity among Kenyans, urging them to be careful with their words.
