@Adept,you disappoint me,and you obviously have a short memory
Kenya has improved significantly post Moi. Granted the gava has not moved an inch but the rest of kenyans have improved.
There are more opportunities albeit for the well off,look around you at the number of private universities keeping money home that used to go overseas.
Move around and see how much the CDF's are doing at the grassroots.
There is more transparency,and while small corruption is still there,the grand theft is now discovered in its early stages.
You say kenyans do not obey the law,I say you are wrong,where the law is clear,most kenyans will follow it.
It is only in ambiguos situations when following the law is fullhardy and down right silly that kenyans like any sane person opt to bend them,a quick example is a traffic cop who offers you an option to give TKK or have your car towed to the cop station (while it can move) from where unclear charges will be leveled against you,and also where any complaints you make will attract no sympathies from their superiors. Why bother following the law when the law itself will not be served by your actions. Just take the short and easier route coz you have no option.
A new constitution will not magically place food on anyone's table (SA has one of the best constitutions in the world but still has its challanges),but for those of us who are willing to work hard and honestly,it will improve our opportunities for a better life.
I guess if you can't win with facts,you can always pen bile-laced,xenophobic rants to distract everyone.
"The purpose of bureaucracy is to compensate for incompetence and lack of discipline." James Collins