Who will Save Kenya from Corruption;
Kenya has temporarily lost its battle to corruption. I say temporarily with a guarded tongue because I still a hopeful Kenyan for an administration that will tackle the vice head-on. As been the case, the forces of impunity seems to have developed a knack for having their way. Back in 2002 when NARC came to power, there was a clarion call for Zero Tolerance on corruption. I took this to the heart and finally hope was abound that corruption will be a gone case. I was to find sooner this was not the case when one fine day, I was riding my bicycle from Orongo-Ondiek Estate- Kisumu. At Nyamasaria road block, I noticed two policemen taking bribes from an overloaded Matatu. In my new found spirit I accosted them with confidence “why are you taking bribes from that conductor”. The result was a wave of slaps, blows and kicks. I ran away, abandoned my bicycle, my shoes with the cop threatening to shoot me. Before my activation of flight mode, he confidently told me that “Kijana don’t y...