Fyatu wrote:alma1 wrote:Please explain to us who did not understand.
Did he mean that there's no corruption in Kenya or
Did he mean that his own officers like Halakhe lied to him or
Did he blame everyone else but himself for not tackling corruption
Please write slowly since I'm a bit confused.
He acknowledged there is corruption...
He acknowledged that Halake and co did their job 2 years ago and gave him a list in which some people were fired....they did not fire themselves Uhuru Kenyatta fired them
He asked Halake whether work at EACC stopped with those in the list (Its been two years since the "name and Shame."
He exonerated himself saying that his work is firing but not to prosecute ( I know gongos will lead some people to interpret this to mean blaming everyone else but ni sawa tu)
He asked Auditor General to tell Kenyans kinag ubaga what his audit of Eurobond has yielded. To name and shame whoever the eurobond trail leads to but obviously Ouko is some other tune somewhere.
i have tried to write srowry as lequested
Thanks for writing srowry as lequested
Now I'm even more confused.
If Halakhe did his job, who failed in his job?
If his work is firing, who's not prosecuting?
I'll tell you why I'm more confused.
We are having another seminar on corruption in Kenya.
The executive blames the prosecutor, the prosecutor blames the police, the police blame the judges, then we have another seminar
At the new seminar, the judges blame the police, the police blame the prosecutor, the prosecutor blames the executive and the executive blames Halakhe. Just in time for another seminar
Where everyone blames everyone else
Where does the buck stop...Fyatu...Did this new seminar come to a conclusion on who's to blame for corruption?
Or do we wait for the next seminar?
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?