Untill our systems are changed in a way that will safeguard the complainant, ours will continue to be a MAN EAT MAN SOCIETY. I'm not a pessimist but somethings are just easier said than done....this is one of them.

I get very scared every time i think about corruption.The number of corrupt in Kenya should be very close to 100pc if not 100pc.Hw many of us bribe to escape the punishment we deserve?how many will use the influence of a relative or a friend to get a contract, a job or a place in a secondary sch?Yet we rant when our politicians are caught in the same!

@mukiha,hehe!ofcourse lumberjerks.i hd an xp wit those kra guys recently & i cn assure you they've mastered the art of soliciting bribes,kwanza the walk in threez;one is very friendly & understanding the other is very harsh and the 3rd is quiet. Their trick,js lyk the council askaris & police,is to compel you to bribe the mr. Understanding,avoid mr.harshnes while mr. Quiet looks on.so b aware.

My time is too precious. I can pay just to get such f***s off ma face....If I were to strictly follow Mukiha, someone would end up dead...

is it really still a moral dilemma or we found a convenient solution...bribe all the way.How the hell do we ever expect to get ourselves out of this hole if we cant stop digging? and we complain/ are shocked when grand theft exists, when we loose education funds, HIV/AIDS donor support and the rest? dont get me wrong, i agree with kadonye that 100% of kenyans are corrupt, but the only way to stop this is if we stop ourselves. traveling around we see that less corrupt societies, the population is the moral/ethical compass, THEY 1ST HOLD THEMSELVES ACCOUNTABLE THEN EXTEND THE SAME TO THEIR GOVTS!! easy way outs will give us the same..high taxes, corrupt govt and institutions. Simply "PUT UP or SHUT UP"