Kibaki should crack the whip to save his legacy

By Billow Kerrow

The past few weeks have been particularly historic for the country as Kenyans watched fundamental reforms blossom in the transparent hiring of top public servants, and scrutiny of their integrity and performance. It is bound to change our work ethics and enhance public service delivery in the long term. But for many ordinary Kenyans, the ultimate payoff is whether these reforms will stamp out corruption, which has entrenched poverty.