Uhuru Kenyatta's reign came to an end today. His regime compares very poorly against all others since 1978 in terms of corruption. Here's a thread that should get you thinking: #Wizileaks
The numbers are based on public information, curated from credible news sites and other platforms, but they do tell a story, especially if you look at the number of public scandals reported in the Kenyatta regime vis a vis Moi and Kibaki #Wizileaks 
Certainly a worrying trend, and one that Kenyans will hope to stem with the incoming @WilliamsRuto government pledging not to interfere with investigation and prosecution of corruption. #Wizileaks
The KK campaign slogan was "Freedom is coming". But what is the price of freedom? Eternal vigilance. Here's the @afuncensored attempt to keep us all vigilant on corruption. Introducing our new microsite, #Wizileaks : wizileaks.africauncensored.online/#/
#Wizileaks was built to help depict the serious impact of corruption since 1978 with data going up to 2021. We're hoping it will help you see clearly the depth of graft in Kenya. Go to a site and look through it. We'll be adding more as we go along: wizileaks.africauncensored.online/#/
One rather unsurprising but telling insight from #Wizileaks is which gender has been most embroiled in misappropriation/theft of funds. Although with the outgoing regime, there have been changes. Here's the site: wizileaks.africauncensored.online/#/ @AfUncensored
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