Weighed against the hype leading up to President Uhuru Kenyatta's State of the Nation address, the outcome on Thursday was something of an anticlimax.
In the days and weeks leading to the address that took place before a joint session of the Senate and National Assembly, the media was saturated with news and analyses breathlessly predicting that the President would use the occasion to strike a decisive blow in the fight against corruption.
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