Are you looking for the laws of corruption proceeds distribution?

Well, for an outsider, the best way I'd go about your question is by developing a 'world model' of corruption test it on a simulator then come up with distribution approximations, then test till I get the best approximations. Which is quite tedious.

So I'll let @alma to answer from personal experience.

Only 30%? Who gets the rest?

1Procurement guys
2.Finance guys
3.Internal audit guys
4.Treasury guys
5.Political connected guys
6.Procurement cartels

30% is the highest one group gets due to risk exposure

So it may look like this:

1.Procurement guys 10%
2.Finance guys 10%
3.Internal audit guys 10%
4.Treasury guys 10%
5.Political connected guys - who are these?
6.Procurement cartels - false excuses, who are these?
7.Elected Leaders 30%
8.Me 30%

NO!

Like this:

1.Procurement guys 10%
2.Finance guys 10%
3.Internal audit guys 10%
4.Treasury guys 10%
5.Politicians & Political fixers (wrong numbers if you know what I mean)- 50%
6.Procurement cartels - false excuses, who are these? These are wheeler dealers in social places with three phones driving Toyota VX's but report to no particular office. They "know people" and act as errand boys for the fixers and politicians- 5%.
7.Me 5% (You are just used as a conduit and can be dispensed with or substituted easily.

Chissos, is sounds like a uni course, CORRUPTION UNIT 101

....Can't believe what's being discussed here but again, i am at a point where, like many more Kenyans, i accept. Can we begin with the basics?. I mean,"Introduction to corruption" and then move through systematically ( I think the last topic will be how to spend your loot)

We are at accept stage

@angel, don't say "we accept", say "we sullender", or better still "I sullender"

So Kabura got only 5% and the Puppeteers the rest?!