For years, Kenyans have watched scandal after scandal dominate headlines, from billions allegedly lost in the Eurobond saga, the stalled Arror and Kimwarer dam scandals, questions surrounding the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), the ghostly shadow of the National Youth Service (NYS) scandal, concerns over the Social Health Authority (SHA) and many more.
Yet, despite the outrage, parliamentary investigations and audit reports, young Kenyans still struggle to understand where public money goes, how loans are acquired and why the country’s debt continues to rise.
