Inside Azimio's plan for Kenya in first 100 days if it wins poll
Agenda premised on economic revolution, social transformation and good governance. The coalition leader also promises to declare corruption a threat to national security.
In the first 100 days, for example, members of Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya Alliance—elected and appointed— will be expected to sign an undertaking that they will step down should their dockets be bedeviled by graft.
Those elected or appointed will be required to declare their wealth in the first 100 days. They proposals are contained in the Azimio’s Manifesto which was released yesterday,
“This Azimio Vision honours the sacrifices of preceding generations, builds on the gains already secured, and will in no way corrode the commonwealth and our national heritage by succumbing to greed, corruption, and culture which only abets self-advancement of a few individuals,” said Raila in the forward of the 41-page manifesto.
In the document, Azimio has also promised to declare corruption a threat to national security. It plans to establish a specialised department within the security agencies dedicated to corruption surveillance.
