And so you think emailing the Canadian PM will help. How about emailing your own PM to alert him of the misdemeanours of your fellow citizens?

Make note of the time, place, date etc. Even pictures of the act can be useful.

Enough embarrassment raised can cause action.

Guka. Ok lets all stop the hyperventilation. I will.

There is nothing in for me and I'm sure this is pretty clear to you. What I would say instead is that the aggrieved person, not the persons who have read this on facebook should contact the police and report. Did they expect action from an embassy security staff? In fact there is a diplomatic police unit within the Kenya police ( check the Kenya Police website for contacts) which can be reached if no response is reached. Do national of other countries where Kenyans have moved to write to our high offiices when the Kenyans are involved in traffic or other offences.

Unless you can prove that the behaviour of one employee is orgnaisational policy, writing to the PM is an overkill.

And in my very honest opinion, Ms Kenya's claim that red plated cars are driven abbrasively is false. In most cases, defensive (mwenye nguvu mpishe) driving skills are employed.

@Spend-thrift,
If you have read and understood the article,all that you are asking for has been done yet there has been no action (The way i understand it,a simple apology from that bi*ch would have sufficed)......Two,someone hits your car,backs up and hits the car again and then zooms off,is that a traffic offence as you put it?....If you ask me,this borders on racism,colour or both.This,my friend,is unacceptable and it warrants the attention of everybody,including the Canadian PM.

@Njung'e we are being too diplomatic to 'uncouth diplomats' here. Respectfuly @Spend.thrift, your sentiments are quite level headed particularly because your wife was not the one in the car.

If you were Kenya's ambassador to Canada (let alone ambassadorial staff) and you were so careless towards a Canadian citizen, you would have already been sent home!

I would sue the Ambassador and Canadian Embassy under a certificate of urgency for damage to car, and violation of peace of mind. Even finding whether it is possible to have another case filed in the efficient Canadian courts.