Having observed most of our processes and procedures, I have a feeling we sometimes set ourselves up for failure. Some of the processes are so cumbersome and inefficient one gets the feeling they're deliberately set that way to create opportunities for rent-seeking behavior. All those who've queued for hours on end at Times Towers hands up....thank you, you may put your hands down. And the story is replicated literally at all gov't offices that one has to seek some sort of service or another. Those who've had to seek the multiple licenses required to set up a business in Kenya will probably have similar tales of woe.

Na saa zingine pia we set up ourselves for failure. Like one of the guys who'd called in saying he was once caught by cops speeding (over 140) on the highway, was a little tipsy and to top it all off, didn't have his DL on him having left it at work. He eventually had to give 'something small' to the cops to let him go. Sasa mtu kama huyu anaweza sema Kenya kuna ufisadi kweli?

or on your bare feet

Kwanza isnt this conflict of interest...ama mtasema ni biashara tu kama kawaida...

Hapana, Uhuru ndio orezzo, Muhoho ndio supplier.....