It is reported that the Brits have apparently finally tired of Uganda's corrupt ways and moved their visa operations out of Kampala to Nairobi.

Not to put too fine a point on it but the distance between Kampala and Nairobi is just 45 minutes flying time or 12 hours by bus. Will that really deter the crooks? If it is distance from the crooks that they wanted, why didn't they just do the more logical thing and send the entire operation to the Home Office in Croydon? That way, all documentation would have to be processed in-house and any interviews would then be conducted wherever.
And didn't someone tell me only the other day that corruption in Kenya is second only to corruption in Uganda?

I don't get the Brits' thinking on this one.