JUST IN: Kenya Improves Slightly in 2024 Corruption Index but Remains Below Regional Average 

  Kenya ranked 121st out of 180 countries in the 2024 Corruption Perception Index (CPI), according to a report by Transparency International Kenya (TI-K). The country scored 32 out of 100, marking a slight improvement from 31 points in 2023. Despite this progress, Kenya’s score remains below the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 33 points and well below the global average of 43 points. A score under 50 indicates serious corruption levels in the public sector, highlighting ongoing governance and accountability challenges. In a statement released on February 11, TI-K noted that despite increased public awareness and civic engagement, corruption remains a major issue in Kenya. How Kenya Compares to East Africa Within East Africa, Rwanda leads the region with 57 points, improving
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