I still believe the major problem is the link between the investigation team and the prosecution system. Look at NYS fraud, the investigation guys left out some crucial documents that the prosecution realized later they were needed. Now their admission back into the case is an issue. Just an example.

I don't think so. I know for sure that the problem is political. Nobody can steal public funds with this much confidence without some sort of political cover. Not possible.

These cases will just be delayed until they die a slow death...

Methinks that parliament is not only the biggest abettor but partaker of graft as well.
There ought to be clear legislation that makes it very painful to abuse public assets

Our culture is the problem. We have praised and upheld thieves for 55 years. In Kenya we praise thieves. Many Other countries don't put up with such nonsense.

Look at how effective the yellow jacket protests in France have been. In Kenya when civil society calls a protest against graft, only 20 people show up. And the 20 who show up are promptly beaten to a pulp by police.

But when its time for campaigns, hundreds of thousands of Kenyans show up to praise the thieves. Kenyans are on social media and places like wazua defending these thieves.

So if the top people are thieves, other Kenyans see no reason why they should not join in. Thats the rationale that carjackers and other criminals use. If wabunge, mawaziri and rais are stealing then why can't I? Wacha nipige huyu mama ngeta.

Our rotten culture is now starting to cause real problems. It will only get worse.