Kenyan lawyer and activist Morara Kebaso has been traveling the nation for the past few weeks, checking on the execution of government projects and filming video clips that he would eventually post on social media under the pseudonym "Vampire diaries."



One of Morara's videos highlighting the poor condition of the Katuaa to Nunguni road in Makueni county—which was allotted Ksh 362 million and for which the contractor paid Ksh 225 million—was recently featured on BBC News with the caption "Kenyan initiatives to keep the government accountable." This is a recent indication of the success of his anti-corruption campaign.

After noticing BBC News recognition of his good governance campaigns, Morara went on to post the story in his Facebook page captioning "BBC Focus On Africa". This was a great achievement for Morara and a good sign of the success of his move.ahead of his continued campaigns countrywide.


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