Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission Director Patrick Lumumba is finally producing results. Please pursue, indict, arrest, prosecute, jail and recover our embezzled resources. I hope all the arms of Government give you the necessary support and goodwill to end impunity and corruption.

{Peter Wachira}

Former Industrialisation Minister Henry Kosgey’s (pictured) decision to stand aside was a good move. He should now prepare to answer to charges of abuse of office and corruption.

{Castor Rotich}

It is unconscionable that our Members of Parliament, who are some of the best paid legislators in the world, can still engage in corruption.

{Victor Kanyi}

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What a world! Can we also have the other suspects and drug lords in court? It is a new Kenya indeed. The katiba is now biting!

{Ezekiel Kimosop}

Where are the culprits associated with Anglo Leasing, Goldenberg, Triton Oil and many other scams? This is selective justice.

{Allan Sanchez}

This was long overdue. And thanks to the new Constitution for making this happen.

{Mwendwa Chelsea}

Prof Lumumba, many vehicles older than eight years have been imported before the ones allowed in by Kosgey.

What did the Attorney General do about them? If he did nothing, why pick on this one case? You appear to be selective. Leave the minister alone.

{J Doe}

I’m impressed that Kosgey did not wait to be sacked, and that he is also willing to co-operate with KACC.

{Joj Orando}

Lumumba said he was targeting four ministers and 45 heads of parastatals in the KACC purge against corruption. One minister is down, three to go.

{James Weso}

In all my years, Monday was the first time Attorney-General Amos Wako did his job. And I’m not young!

{Andy Capp}