Newspaper apologises for corruption advertorial
The newspaper which published the corruption advertorial rendered an apology after widespread public criticism.
The advertisement offered an opportunity to interested members of the public to join a corruption cartel that can help them win government contracts without probe.
A BBC reporter who interviewed the advertiser was asked to pay a sum of $500 and the cartel will get him a contract worth $500,000.
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Kenya's Daily Nation, which published the advertorial was critisized for displaying it on the newspaper.
This prompted an apology from the popular media establishment.
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