![]() Thus, this paper is an inquiry into the written law of Kenya and the institutions concerned with safeguarding accountability in public governance. He adopts the positive theory of law which is applies the law as it is and not as it ought to be. The author refuses the school of thought that morality could be a valid argument in understanding the persistence of corruption. Kenya is also among the countries with high perception indices as ranked by transparency international. However, despite the jurisprudence corruption is one of the major threats to the stability and economy of Kenya. The system is also supplemented by institutions which are supposed to implement the law provisions, ensure compliance and take the necessary steps in the case of contraventions. In Kenya there exists a robust legal framework to govern public governance accountability. Accountability is an important forum which enables and empowers the public to exercise power and oversight over the government they elect. The public is the master while the leader is the servant. ![]() ![]() It is just like any other fiduciary implying they owe a duty to the general public. ![]() Authority given to such individuals is a public trust. In a representative democracy it is few individuals given the mandate and responsibility over public affairs which include management and administration of public resources. This paper is premised on the principles of public trust, separation of powers, rule of law and accountability. ![]()
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