ROBERT MUGABE SAYS UHURU KENYATTA'S GOVERNMENT IS THE MOST CORRUPT.

Although most Kenyans think Kenya is headed the Zimbabwe in terms of economy, Mugabe says Kenya is headed the Nigeria way in terms of corruption. Fo those who did not know who Robert Mugabe is and for the benefit of my international friends who think Africa is a country, Mugabe is the President of Zimbabwe, a landlocked country located in southern Africa between Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. He is one of the closest confidantes of Uhuru Kenyatta after Al Bashir of Sudan and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda in that order. If Mugabe (pictured) of all the people can point out corruption in TNA, then we are not headed to the dogs, we are there already!source a<"http:// www.standardmedi a.co.ke/mobile/ ?articleID=20001 09812&story_tit le=robert-mugab e-s-remark-on-k enya-nigeria-ca uses-stir"/>

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