A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies.
Panorama found British American Tobacco illegally paid politicians and civil servants in countries in East Africa.

In July 2012, Adell-Owino requests the purchase of a business class plane ticket to London for Kenya's former minister for trade, Moses Wetangula. The email says Wetangula will be "hosted at Globe House" - BAT's London headquarters.

Adell-Owino's email said the transaction should be "paperless" and there should be "no receipts if any in his name".
When Panorama asked Mr Wetangula about the email, he said he was "shocked" and "upset" and would take legal action against anybody circulating "such a crude rumour" against him. He said: "I did not receive any ticket or any money… I never had dealings with BAT."

Adell-Owino used a pseudonym (Amanda) and a non-BAT email address (boda.XXX@aol.com). She sent the emails to a BAT manager, who was also using a pseudonym (John Smith) and a non-BAT email (spartan30063@gmail.com). The manager forwarded them to a contractor known as "Andrew" to facilitate the bribes.

i think Weta is valuable to CORD because of the potential votes he commands but he is really not a person you should allow near your coffers! I sometime smile to myself when I see him criticise and lecture government . some of us remember him and his friend Kalooser AKA bwana shuttle diplomacy.