One of the pledges that the National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) government made when it came to power at the end of 2002 was to fight corruption in every way possible. It was with this in mind that President Mwai Kibaki appointed the Goldenberg Commission of Inquiry on Feb. 24 this year. The commission was charged with fully investigating the Goldenberg export compensation scandal, which cost Kenya billions of shillings in the early 1990s when billions in Kenyan shillings was looted from the country’s Central Bank through billionaire Kamlesh Pattni’s Exchange Bank in 1991. As the inquiry has progressed, former president Danial arap Moi, his two sons and a daughter, as well as a host of high-ranking Kenyans, have been implicated.