Who is the richest man or family in kenya. Kenyattas. We know they are not Bill Gates and didn't design or developed Windows. The same is true for Odingas, Mois and the whole lot.
Ruto has chosen to give...his 10% loot. I don't know why you think by giving - he is encouraging people to steal
That some strange logic.
The same strange doublespeak we have become accosted to from ODM - where Babu is clean as whistle - and everyone else is dirty - despite evidence to the contrary.
We will find out soon who's message resonates with people. Moi despite all the evils built a lot of schools and hospitals from the Harambee spirit. You may say corruption became a big problem - but contemporary africa countries had even serious issues like civil war, genocide and instability...so cut Moi some slack and do remember to celebrate Moi Day come thursday
And the theme of Moi Day is selfless giving
Visit some children home and donate. Or well attend an harambee near you and donate.
Maybe you were too young in Moi days - but Harambee - then was official part of corruption - where Moi would be receiving donations from companies and individuals - for his favourite harambees. In every gov office - there would be Harambee cards - where you were coerced to contribute. Some Harambees were actually complusory - well they did help build schools, hospitals, gov facilities - but clearly gov had abdicated her role - and Harambee had become official means to development. Thanks to CDF - we now don't have harambees for schools - these are now mainly church activities.
Now that was BAD HARAMBEE.
RUto harambee is very tame. He takes his money and contributes. There are no people at least publicly linning up to 'escort' Ruto as Guest of Honour or Harambee cards in gov office - where Ruto is seeking donation for his next harambee. He is using his own money. If you want to question where it came - DCI or EACC - are way to go.
Noone cares about Ruto's talents or achievements provided they don't include spreading cancer. Moi poisoned the bureaucracy - progressively people had to pay extra for public services. Roadblocks and chief offices became cashiers. But Wanjiku remained innocent... until the snake entered the garden. Now priests think blood can go down with sakaramendi.