Clampdown on corruption

Saturday 24 July 2010 00:00 BST

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Developing countries will be held to account for the aid they receive, a minister said yesterday.

The development minister Stephen O'Brien said he had challenged the Kenyan government over the suspected embezzlement of more than £800,00 intended to support free primary education and had been told that those responsible would be prosecuted.

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