Since the general elections are just round the corner, the government is making all the "necessary election-time noises."
Cases of corruption involving big names are suddenly in the news again.
Remember Former Treasury PS Wilfred Koinange? He will begin to challenge his prosecution over the 5.8 billion Goldenberg affair in about two weeks.
Remember Joshua Kulei, retired President Moi’s former aide? A case in which he is seeking to stop the anti-corruption agency from compelling him to declare his wealth is to be speeded up.
Kenyans expected that things would move fast after electing the Narc government on a platform of zero tolerance on corruption. Four years down the road and after the Anglo Leasing mega-scandal, nothing has happened except the usual game of musical chairs where everybody goes round in circles but nothing really changes or moves forward.
Is there really any political will to do something about people like Joshua Kulei when Moi has warmed up so much to President Kibaki in recent times?
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