Kenyan anti corruption, research and advocacy organisation. To develop, nurture and empower pro-active champions and ambassadors of integrity through education.
Integrity Organisation has launched an Anonymous Corruption Reporting Portal.
In order to protect you as a whistle blower, we have implemented an internationally certified web-based reporting system that guarantees you a completely secure and anonymous reporting.
In recognition of African Union Anti-Corruption Day, Integrity Initiatives International (III) and Good Governance Africa are excited to present a webinar on July 10th. We will be focusing on critical subjects of Asset Recovery and the #IACCourt, with insights from III Vice Chair Dr Charles A. Adeogun-Phillips, SAN. This event offers a chance to understand concrete steps towards a more transparent and just future for the continent. Register here: https://t.co/HAlDLkfDNW
As society faces extraordinary challenges, ethics is more important than ever. On #GlobalEthicsDay, we are committed to empowering ethics and using it as a force for good. Join us as we conduct civic education on data fusion and the role of digital footprints.
Together, we can examine how the digital footprint of the youth during the Anti-finance bill protests in Kenya contributed to their abductions. Help us champion a just society that balances human rights and security.
I recently watched an episode that left me disappointed about how a charity claimed to have built up to 850 schools in Kenya. Lack of infrastructure is a serious issue in Kenyan schools, and if donations are used as intended, they might have a significant impact on student' lives
EACC urges Kenyans to report all forms of corruption for investigation. EACC treats all reports with utmost confidentiality and subjects them to a meticulous analysis process. Below is the reporting process.
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EACC says clubs are a good way of securing a corrupt free country in the future, noting that corruption and other social ills are perpetrated by people who may be intellectually endowed but morally handicapped.https://t.co/sB7EnSp0l8
5. Schools that are yet to establish Integrity Clubs should do so in accordance with the prevailing MoE Circular and EACC Guidelines. Theodore Roosevelt was right when he said that ‘to educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.
1. Today, EACC held a forum for over 20 INTEGRITY CLUBS from Kisii, Migori, Nyamira and Homabay counties. Club patrons and student members met at Kisii High School to share experiences. All schools are expected to establish Integrity Clubs to nurture integrity among learners.
If corruption were to be fought and eliminated today,
If poverty were to be eliminated today,
All these activists and their NGOs will close shop.
The Western billionaires who fund these NGOs through their charity funds cannot support the fight against corruption.
"In my community, I will encourage people not to sell their votes for food...”- 10 year-old Daniel.
We join Daniel to remind you that your vote is your power, it is not for sale.
With support from @macfound, we are building future leaders who will resist corruption and act with integrity.
Thousands of 🇳🇬n Children are being taught these important lessons through interactive sessions using storytelling tools and approaches.