A fool has said in his heart that there is no God, but even though he says so there exists the concept of God in the fool's mind and as such its not possible to have a concept of something that does not exist either in the mind or in reality. You have a god @ Hamburglar the only difference is that your god is not spelt with a G an O and a D

Aish, OK, back to civility. Anyway, corruption will always be there. There is no way to completely eradicate it in an institution as big as government, furthermore in a 3rd world country where people are poor looking for a way out. My proposed solution to at least tame this beast is for Uhuru to put a silent upper limit on the vice. Basically, he needs to show the people in gava that he will only tolerate eating up to a certain amount. Say... 100million. If any one particular ministry or parastatal steals an amount above that, he should go for them with the full force of the law. Eventually, people will get the hint: you can steal, but just steal a little. At least in this case, most scandals will be for reasonable amounts like 20m, 30m, with the big fish like ministers stealing 50, 100m. I think our budget can tolerate shocks to that extent, and people can still fill their stomachs, but nothing more.

Don't compare us with a third world/developing corrupt country.We are a developed corrupt country

It's really simple. We have serious problems and we need serious people to solve those problems. We need a dictator, maybe a little benevolent but a dictator nevertheless. Uhuru is a nice guy, it's not his fault, it's his personality. He doesn't have the balls to stand up to these people and tell them to their face to do their job. We need somebody that will put people behind bars, the constitution be damned. We need a leader that will instill fear in criminal elements and punish the shit out of any corrupt leaders. The days of laughing and talking nonsense at harambess and funerals need to be over. The country is being bled to death and the thieves don't care because they are not scared.

What are you asking people "ufanye nini" for? You don't need anybody's approval to do the right thing. If some people are found guilty of corruption, make sure that they serve the harshest time possible and maybe that will be a deterrent to the others. Everybody loves a guy that is tough and don't take sh*t. Uhuru should not take sh*t from anybody, do what needs to be done and don't look back. Sometimes people just need to cut the crap and get serious with life. Corruption is indirectly killing Kenyans and yet we have leaders who are constantly bickering with the opposition over irrelevant issues. Give the opposition a blackout and get down to work. Let them talk but they will shut up once they see that sh*t is being done and nobody is laughing anymore.

Wanacheka Cheka nini and having pissing contests with the opposition about kula nyama na kumeza mate? We dont care about who can piss the furthest, we need to see action taken. Sometimes politics needs to take a back seat to serious issues. I might be one of the few Kiuks that will not vote for Uhuru and especially that Ruto thief. I need a president that will crack the whip, tired of seeing people running rampant doing whatever the hell they want to because they can and because the president is a wuss. Grow some cojones and send some people to jail. We don't care nani anakula nyama.

I agree partially. Though the wrong dictator could take us to the cleaners. I think we need a man of integrity elected without baggage, baggage being the people who help him to win because those are what we've come to know as "the faceless cartels" yet we all know they are the people who helped hin ascent to power. Trump is not an ideal example but he has very little baggage around him.

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Reading this report from keriako tobiko, one gets the impression that the problem with EACC is not incompetence or lack of capacity.

EACC exists to support and protect the corruption cartels. Not to fight it.

How on earth can an institution with investigation capacity and resources fail to do something as simple as a money trail ? The ODPP with no capacity to investigate does the same and recommends the appropriate charges to the most culpable suspects.

The ODPP dismissed the EACC recommendation to charge auditor general Ouko as simply illogical.

Good to see Keriako Tobiko has refused to be part of this charade.

But one is an investigating agency while the other is a prosecuting agency. How the investigating agency "missed" evidence hidden in plain sight is the curious part. Ama it's the usual politicisation of institutions ?

@drobos, I think you can see that the writing is on the wall. Very clear that majority of the people are NOT righteous. They just pretend on Sunday, but Monday to Sat, they engage in all manner of things opposite to what they pretend to be on Sunday.

Even Jacob Zuma himself wonders

IMHO the teeth were removed from any serious enforcement agencies by the constitution whereby bail is a right. How do I fear arrest when I know I'll bail myself out with millions 9f tax payer money? How comes bail is not a right in the countries we benchmarked with for the constitution? How do you fight corruption networks when they roam free with all their loot? Just watch how the Akashas are bound in chains in NY courtrooms. Hapa even arrest is barred by courts.....all in the name of rights. In the meantime the drama continues

@swenani, our constitution is founded as if all criminality is political hence leniency towards suspects. I appreciate that there are serious inefficiencies in as far as enforcement is concerned. However,the lenient laws are an avenue to the abuse of the law itself.