In Kenya and all over the world, people face a mounting problem. A problem that takes many forms and is growing at an exponential rate. It is the face of a doll, the lid of a bottle, and the pen in our hand.
On the social scale, prostitutes are ranked low; somewhere near the alley cat that can’t tell who fathered her kittens. In an ideal world, if prostitutes were the alley cats, then the city council askaris would be the alley mice.
If you want to see what corruption leads to, look around you. Look at the recent front pages of the national newspapers, which printed photos of the bloodied bodies of three men executed by Kenya’s police officers after their arrest on a busy road during rush hour .
