Artur Margariyan, an "Armenian" national, pats his dog after an interview with Reuters at his home in Nairobi March 16, 2006. [A government inquiry does not know the real names of two men it is investigating, nor their nationality, nor whether they are brothers as they claim. A lawyer trying to represent the two alleged "Armenians" was sent away and told to come back when he works out who they are. These are two of the more bizarre aspects of a dizzying series of corruption scandals, piled one on another, which have deepened Kenya's reputation as one of the most graft-infested places in the world, rated 144th out of 158 in the latest survey by the Transparency International (TI) corruption watchdog.]