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In a message delivered on the holy Thursday before Easter, Nyeri Archdiocese Archbishop Anthony Muheria has called out Kenyans and leaders, urging them to reject the normalization of vices such as corruption and impunity. Muheria emphasized the importance of calling out wrongdoing and not accepting it as a societal norm. His message comes at a crucial time, following a report by the ethics and Anti-corruption Commission revealing the alarming acceptance of corruption as a way of life in Kenya.
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