Past government regimes have in many occasions been referred to as barking dogs that seldom bite when it comes to fighting corruption. Powerful figures in government, or the big fish as some may put it, have in the recent past looted the public purse and walked away untouched. The judiciary and the office of the director of public prosecutions have been puppets and toothless when it comes to putting corrupt individuals to where the rightfully belong; behind bars. However, the current Jubilee administration is making its intentions clear in taming this malicious virus that has crippled economic development in the country. A lot of taxpayers' money have been lost in corruption scandals such as Anglo-leasing, Goldenberg scandal, Laico Regency Hotel sale and procurement of BVR election kits for the previously held general elections in the country, just to mention a few. It is however worth noting that in the past few months the government seems to have found its claws, by summoning,...
Expressions from an independent mind