The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is set to launch its anti-corruption grassroots campaign, known as EACC Mashinani, in Kajiado County. The campaign, scheduled for September 21-25, 2026, aims to bring anti-corruption education, awareness, and engagement closer to citizens at the grassroots level. This initiative is part of EACC's broader anti-corruption efforts being implemented across Kenya.
The EACC Mashinani programme will engage various stakeholders, including county leaders and staff, Members of the County Assembly, students, and members of the public. The community engagement programme seeks to strengthen community participation in the prevention and fight against corruption. By engaging diverse stakeholders, the EACC aims to create platforms for citizens and institutions to play an active role in preventing and combating corruption.
The launch of the EACC Mashinani programme in Kajiado County will be presided over by EACC Chairperson Dr. David Oginde, CEO Abdi Mohamud, and Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku. The programme is being implemented in various counties across Kenya, targeting diverse stakeholders. The EACC emphasizes that the fight against corruption is a shared responsibility, and every citizen has a role to play in safeguarding public resources and promoting integrity.
The EACC Mashinani programme is designed to bring anti-corruption efforts closer to the people, promoting community participation and engagement. By engaging county leaders, staff, and members of the public, the EACC aims to raise awareness about corruption and its effects on society. The programme also seeks to empower citizens to take an active role in preventing and combating corruption.
The launch of the EACC Mashinani programme in Kajiado County is part of the commission's efforts to implement its anti-corruption initiatives across Kenya. The programme will provide a platform for citizens to learn about corruption, its causes, and its effects, as well as ways to prevent and combat it. The EACC is committed to promoting integrity and accountability in public service.
The EACC has been working to promote integrity and accountability in public service, and the launch of the EACC Mashinani programme in Kajiado County is a significant step towards achieving this goal. The programme will also provide an opportunity for citizens to engage with county leaders and staff, promoting transparency and accountability in county governance.
The EACC Mashinani programme is a key initiative in the fight against corruption in Kenya. By engaging diverse stakeholders and promoting community participation, the EACC aims to create a culture of integrity and accountability in public service. The launch of the programme in Kajiado County marks an important milestone in the commission's efforts to promote good governance and accountability.
Key points
- The EACC Mashinani programme aims to bring anti-corruption education, awareness, and engagement closer to citizens at the grassroots level.
- The programme seeks to strengthen community participation in the prevention and fight against corruption.
- The launch of the programme in Kajiado County will be presided over by EACC Chairperson Dr. David Oginde, CEO Abdi Mohamud, and Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku.
