EACC has detained two members of Kenya’s Judiciary in separate bribery investigations. The arrests follow findings from the 2024 National Ethics and Corruption Survey, which highlighted bribery as the most common form of corruption in the country. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, known as EACC, confirmed the detentions but did not specify the exact charges against the officials. The cases are part of ongoing efforts to combat graft within the judiciary, a sector frequently implicated in corruption scandals. The survey also noted that bribery remains a major challenge, with many citizens reporting direct encounters with corrupt practices. EACC has previously launched several high-profile investigations into judicial misconduct, aiming to restore public trust in the legal system. The detained officials are currently under investigation, with no formal charges yet filed. The commission has not provided further details on the nature of the alleged misconduct.