Wanjira Mathai: 3 ways to uproot a culture of corruption

The video discusses the pervasive issue of corruption, particularly in Kenya, and its detrimental effects on society and the environment. It highlights the story of Cara Forest, saved from corruption through activism led by the Greenbelt Movement. The speaker emphasizes the importance of youth in leading change and outlines strategies to combat corruption, including understanding its roots, teaching character, and building leadership. The video concludes with a call to action for individuals to become agents of change.

What are the different forms of corruption mentioned in the text?

What challenges did the people face when trying to protect Cara Forest?

How did the Greenbelt movement contribute to the fight against corruption in Kenya?

What personal experiences does the speaker share about their involvement in the Greenbelt movement?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between democracy and corruption?

In what ways does corruption affect the economy and society according to the text?

What statistics are provided about the youth in Kenya regarding corruption?

What strategies are suggested for combating corruption in schools?

What role does personal leadership play in addressing corruption?

What is the significance of the quote by Bubba Dome of Senegal in the context of the text?