This is the world of shrug and pay. So pause, take a deep breath and turn with me the pages of the Warioba Report. There is nothing to shrug about in Tanzania. We can, almost without trying, kid ourselves that corruption is a kind of victimless crime. Everybody's doing it, so everybody has to do it.
Distant corruption is one price of providing jobs and profits in Birmingham, Bordeaux or Bremen.
Judge Warioba knows better. And found victims by the million. You'll need to cross the palms of the doctors and the registrars first. Bundles of notes, systematically documented in the Warioba pages, are not optional extras to ordinary life. They will see crooks protected by the police - and be demanded of the innocent as the price of release from a cell.