Public Service Cabinet Secretary nominee Geoffrey Ruku yesterday found himself in an awkward position after MPs accused him of supporting corruption following his move to formulate two laws curtailing Kenyans freedom.
The Bills in questions are the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Bill that sought to decriminalise certain aspects of public procurement, property disposal, contract tendering, fund management and expenditure and the Assembly and Demonstration Bill which sought to regulate public demonstrations and give provisions of how an assembly is conducted to safeguard public property and protect lives.
