Friends, There is a news item in BBC World news with a rather amusing title- "Kenyan corruption chief resigns" The words startle you initially and the meaning gets clear only when you go to the next line- "Kenya's much-criticised anti-corruption chief has resigned just weeks after he was reappointed by the president." Aaron Ringera said he was stepping down in the best interests of the country. Mr Ringera has come under fire from Kenyans for not doing enough to tackle corruption. Interestingly, this anti-corruption Chief is Kenya's best-paid civil servant, earning 2.5m shillings ($34,000; £21,000) a month - a higher salary than the president. So do we have a few lessons to learn from here ?
Amitabh Thakur IPS Currently at IIM Lucknow # 94155-34526
