Kenya Association of Manufacturers’ Post

KAM Head of Corporate Communications and Marketing Lawrence Njenga, MPRSK spoke during the Africa Business Ethics Conference, earlier today. Mr Njenga, underscored the role of business ethics in driving sustainable industrial growth and economic prosperity. “Business ethics serve as the cornerstone of sustainable growth and development," he emphasized, highlighting their importance in building trust among stakeholders, fostering compliance, and promoting equitable competition. Njenga pointed out the alarming cost of corruption in Kenya, which is estimated at 5-10% of GDP, a stark contrast to the manufacturing sector's 7.6% GDP contribution. He outlined KAM’s commitment to ethical business practices, urging companies to adopt codes of ethics, establish whistleblowing policies, and provide training on anti-corruption measures. He stressed the need for accountability and transparency across both public and private sectors, encouraging businesses and individuals to report corrupt practices. “Corruption is not just a government issue; it’s a collective challenge. Every business, organization, and individual has a role to play in upholding ethics and fighting corruption,” he stated. #KAMAdvocacy

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