Dear law-abiding Walu, (having narrowly escaped the "ex-con" status ;-)<br><br>Technology is not about shiny gadgets and software programs, its about people. If the people end up in cells after KRA spends billions on IT systems and other costly whatever-proof this and that, then it may be for no use besides fashionable excuses to spend mali yetu?<br> <br>Your example further illustrates the potential dangers of patch-worked ICTs to innocent citizens thus, and the account is nothing but all iCt with the &nbsp; "C"ommunication enabler/enhancement role of technology  loudly missing. I always thought the Police had radios, mobile phones, and fueled vehicles to reach their "Wakubwas" whenever necessary 24/7/365? How come sometimes they are unreachable?  <br><br>Again, who should apologize here? Walu, the young officer, or KRA? KRA admitted responsibility which cost you mental anguish, self-esteem, embarrassment, great inconveniences, and family distress, etc hopefully lawyers,
 ought help Walu get compensation entitlements from KRA. <br><br>Ndugu yangu, I feel your pain.<br> <br>/Alex<br><br><b><i>John Walubengo &lt;jwalu@yahoo.com&gt;</i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> O.K, before the moderator tells me to take this<br>conversation off the list - I wish to promise that it will<br>end with an IT twist... <br></blockquote><p>&#32;

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