[kictanet] Website - I GAVE A BRIBE

[Francis Hook]

How about one modeled on Ushahidi with some few common categories (traffic
police, regular police, immigration, city council, judiciary, public
service, etc).   Then perhaps we can see patterns emerging and if KACC are
watching, then they can better monitor certain geographic
regions/localities/offices by type of graft.

Also interesting information that can be gathered - esp when it comes to our
 awareness of our rights, whether such posts can contain details of why a
bribe was eventually paid - most times we are (or suspect we are) on the
right side of the law but get frustrated for nothing (rather frustrated to
offer a bribe) - e.g. a non-traffic policeman keeping you at the roadside
assking abt fire extinguishers, safety triangles, etc....).   Or a school
head delaying with admission of a qualified child, or a customs agent
delaying processing of documents, etc.

Another feature, and assuming people are really honest and not malicious -
if such data could be collated to size up how much we fork out every
day/week/month and what for...now THAT would be interesting.

On 5 May 2011 15:26, Eric Aligula <jairah at kippra.or.ke> wrote:

> Colleagues
>
> Just a thought.  As we operationalise county governments, what is the
> possibility of setting up a website that would allow those who have or are
> forced to or are aware of situations where bribes have been given and/or
> asked to anonymously tell their stories?
>
> Can I hear from the community?
>
> Kind regards
>
> EMA
>
> The Lord bless thee and keep thee ........
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