The Head of the Civil Service should stop the use of private plates because ministers and other Government officials use the privilege to cover up abuse.

In order to maintain the integrity of the investigation, those implicated should step aside while the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC) investigates the allegations against them.

I'm hoping it (sacking) means the president is ready to consult widely and let go some of the ministers who marred his name and his image.

The ministry can affect our independence through delayed disbursements or reallocation of the budget.

The removal of this office is a strong statement about the government's lack of commitment to fight graft in Kenya.

The tens of billions of shillings stolen from this country would make a dramatic difference to the humanitarian situation facing Kenya today.

What struck me after reading the report is how fast this country is returning to the single party era in the Moi regime.

The part that's annoying is that they've come in on a platform of change, but they have shown the same extravagance, the same disrespect of the people as the previous regime.

Unfortunately this has come after a lot of public pressure. It's a pity it's taken too long to happen.

The problem we have in Kenya - which is not a new problem - is that of impunity. People are rarely held accountable for their actions, enabling grand corruption to persist.