In the Spirit of the Rugby Game : Questions for KRFU?

Now that the brouhaha of the 2009 Tusker Safari Sevens has settled, it is time for some serious questions to the custdians of the Kenyan Rugby game as we now enter the second half of the year.

Firstly congrats to Nondies for hosting Lord Digby Jones who is a non-executive director of Leicester Tigers UK and a former UK Minister of State in Trade and Investment. Lord Jones unveiled a set of kit that his club has donated to Nondies as they begin a partnership that is expected to last many years to come. The White Shirts are desperate to get back to the top of Kenya Rugby as currently they are struggling at the lower end of the leagues.

The real business now.

1. The KRFU has not presented proper financial accounts for 3 years and yet they go ahead and blast other sports associations telling them to follow their example of being accountable and transparent. Dear Sirs (not sure if there are ladies) kindly let the Kenya Rugby Fraternity know when you shall avail proper accounts ?
2. Please present the final Bamburi Series Accounts and disclose to the public what was the income and the expenditure in all 3 countries that the tournament was played in.
3. Junior World Rugby Trophy Championship. Please avail the final accounts and disclose to the public what was the income and expenditure of this world class tournament that was held in April 2009.
4. Safari Sevens 2009. Please avail the final accounts and disclose to the public what was the sponsorship income and expenditure of this annual tournament that was held in June 2009.
5. Why was the quality of the tournament so low? Other than Kenya Shujaa there was no other world class side in attendance. Samoa and Japan were joyriders of the highest order.
6. Is it true that after 2010 Tusker will be pulling out and that they will no longer be willing to sponsor the Safari Sevens?
7. Who are the directors and shareholders of Safari Sevens Ltd, Friends of Rugby Ltd and Kenya Rugby Ltd? Are there any clubs represented there?
8. Whose decision was it to make Hon. Musalia Mudavadi the patron of Kenya Rugby? No offence to my old school colleague 'Phantom' or 'Phandom' but he was also once patron of AFC Leopards Football Club and look at their current fortunes having fallen from grace to bare grass. Is this the direction KRFU want to take? Why not Hon. Sambili or President Kibaki himself as they now wine and dine regularly?
9. Are the KRFU really serving the game in Kenya or are the officials serving the interests of their own and close associates.

I do hope someone or somebody will give answers to the above questions. Meanwhile enjoy your rugby.