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Bribery and corruption have been tagged as the leading factors in delaying the country’s development.
With that in mind, the prominent legal light show, The Law on JoyNews has tabled measures that assist curb the canker.
The host for the show, Samson Lardy Anyenini will lead the discussion on the topic “12-25 years jail to end bribery?”
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