It is something common to Africa leaders. once should not take this thing as mugic, but ruotine in kenya and in Sudan. corruption willbe dead when those corrupted dieds for the seek for olderness. Howeve,r we should not give them space to do there corruption .We shouold bring them into justice.

It is true that Moi does not when kenya to be clean us kenyan need it. That is why he induce Kibaki for second time if not Kibaki one time said I am gonna be in power for one team and now he is still seeking other team that will not be allowed by kenyan.
Kenyan has right to electe a president that can develop a country from zero level to second level. Raila odinga being the mosdt trusted guy in klenya and he can develop kenya to another level .

Deng , Tukwila, WAs

very intresting ho the report was leaked just after moi annpunced he backed kibaki -its no secret the british are against kibaki -maybe they should explain why it too so long to leak this report .or why moi was allowed to deposite million in the uk. that would be a great start .

dirty and cheap politics will not stop the reelection of kibaki

joe, houston, texas

This has been the West's biggest failure, where the BIG men of Africa have been allowed to hide and invest their ill gotten gains.

Most of this money has often been lent to the African nations by the Brits and has never even left London. Meanwhile the African nation is paying back with interest without ever having gained from the capital injection in the first place.

Shame on you "righteous" western bankers and government who fail to carry out the simplest of credibility checks on these thugs. Isn't it amazing that people of such immense wealth are still holed up in deep Africa?

I wonder why.....

Richard, Rickmansworth,

Your candid reporting makes me look forward to your magazine.

Daniel Kyalo, Mombasa , Kenya

Excellent expose! We need more of them to shame those kleptocrats and put a permanent stop to the looting spree that has reduced our people to a state of living not even fit for wild animals.

Miguna Miguna, Ahero, Kenya

Make Debt History - what for? So so that corrupt African governments can start all over again!

Geoff Saunders, Glasogow, Scotland