Cries about corruption seem to be geared only at changing the faces in government, but not more.

What matters more is finding real evidence tying individuals to the purported crimes, having success at recovering these moneys and prosecuting the suspects successfully. This, I think is a very difficult task, and could be a loophole to used by gang after gang.

Obviously the spirits of status quo have invaded Wazua and Kenyans in general.

All kind of excuses to not do what you know you are supposed to do. Don't cry corruption, raira, uhuru all the time. Just keep quiet and don't do what they want you to do.

Just don't go vote for them......Its that simple. Kaa nyumbani let them go vote for themselves. That way if one only get 1 million votes from 40 milloin Kenyans, he can't claim to be the leader of the country and would probably work very hard after. Can you imagine an MP with only 1.10th of his area voting for him. He'll not even want to say anything negative since he'd know he'd go anytime.

Voters in this country are the problem. They need to stop doing what they were doing before. It's that simple.

Sad.....

Records aren't missing, they were hidden conveniently when detectives came calling. Some of the mps will be surprised that they are supposed to have loans. Man eat man society

Ala, kwani you forgot we voted in a constitution that cut the powers of the president. It is not the work of the President to fire civil servants - that's the work of Public service commission, for Parliament its the Parliamentary service commission, for judges its the Judicial service commission etc. He has no power of influencing any of these commissions or else he'll be taken to court and his decision overridden. Even when the first bunch of ministers were taken to court, their first argument was UK has no powers Iko shida. When machozi said this constitution is incapacitating he was right.