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It is good news that the Britisah government has decided to side step the Kenyan government over funding of the free primary education programme and will instead release Shs 2.3 billion through non-governmental organisations.
This of course comes at...
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Its like Kenya is tied in some sort of leadership quagmire and sincerely, is anyone else feeling confused as I am?. Kibaki and Raila are busy engaging themselves in...
made popular Feb 16 2010
The education sector in this country continues to suffer blows every new day over corruption that the ministry concerned has soaked itself into.
yesterday the US...
made popular Jan 27 2010
The acting Inspector General of Government, Mr Raphael Baku, has issued a hash indictment of government, saying all its various departs are corrupt but only differ in...
made popular Dec 17 2009
The other day it was cash for IDPs stolen, now it’s Free Primary Education Funds, what intentions do the undisclosed thieves have for this nation? What’s all these...
made popular Dec 16 2009
Courts have trouble convicting corrupt bureaucrats because colleagues help destroy incriminating evidence in a “scratch my back, I will scratch yours” syndicate, a...
made popular Nov 19 2009
That president Mwai Kibaki has reappointed Aaron Ringera as the director of Kenya Anti- Corruption Commission (KACC) is a big joke and an insult to...
made popular Sep 2 2009
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