the reluctance by CBK and then Rotich to account for expenditure. They had to be dragged to parliament and they kept on dithering and finally when Rotich gave a breakdown, it was only the beneficiary Ministries,and not specific projects.
The other reason was that the bond initially was touted and marketed as infrastructure and no projects have ever been adduced to date. Rotich later twisted it and claimed it was meant to plug budget deficits bla bla.
I know that story. In fact, at the time that it was hot, I went to Treasury's website and read everything they had to offer by way of "explanations" and "supporting documents". Before we go any further, let us start with my original question. To simplify things, us suppose that the money went into CBK's accounts exactly as claimed. No foreign regulators and or anything else of the sort. I then have two questions:
(a) Why would Eurobond money in CBK's accounts be more difficult to steal that any other government money that is lying in there?
(b) Regardless of the source, how can anyone determine that any government money has been stolen?
Thanks for your response so far. I might have some "follow-up" questions later.