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PETER says:
got this from a friend
It is no secret that for a collective total of nearly 30
consecutive years, Moi and Kibaki have placed Kenyan public assets on
Sale, literally at throw-away prices, to their kin, personal companies,
and friends (locally and abroad).
Sometimes, the fortitude and patriotism shown by forthright
Kenyans have succeeded in stalling their bid to throw away our public
assets for a song, and in other instances , we have failed to stop their
discounted give-away of national jewels - through their use of state
machinery including a corrupted parliament.
History repeats itself in quite interesting ways.
We can remember how the Kenyan public lost its 49% stake at
Firestone EA (held under the state corporation ICDC) to one scrupulous
"enterpreneur" called Naushad Merali and his so called Sameer
Investments company in 1995.
In 1995 Moi ordered the now defunct PRC (Parastatals Reform
Committee) to recommend that ICDC offloads its49% Firestone shares at
the NSE. That was just a gimmick because according to the Auditor
General, Corporations 1996 report,.... Naushad Merali and his Sameer
group got pre-emptive rights and bought all those shares for sh 100
million. (for source see below)
Their true value according to the Auditor general was Sh 500
million ( gross undervaluing). BUT WAIT A MINUTE. Three years down the
line in 1999, the same shares were re-floated and sold at the NSE for sh
1.5 Billion. Merali made a 1500% profit in 3 years. Merali's genius here
is the genius of grabbing and looting since he could have still made
profit by buying the shares at their regular value.
Merali's Sameer then used the money to buy East African Cables
from a British Holding company in 2000 for sh 110 million when Moi
refused KPLC & KenGen from buying the British company's electric cables
(economic sabotage). EA Cables true value at the time was sh 274
million.
FAST FORWARD to 2003. The first acquisition by Kibaki and his
cronies at Trans-Century was the purchase of East African Cables from
Merali. Kibaki had by then simultaneously appointed Trans-Century's god
father Eddy Njoroge as KenGen's Managing Director (overt & unveiled
conflict of interest). The rest is history,.......you know how EA Cables
& KenGen are performing at the NSE.
Track down the business interests of Trans-century and you will
see the Sharks, Homeguards and Sultans partitioning and selling Kenya
under the guise of privatization.
In the twilight months of Moi's Presidency, just before Kibaki
came to power, Moi had a rush to dispose off ( sell for ten pieces of
silver) Kenyan public assets in a frenzy that astounded many. In the
twinkle of an eye, Kenya-Re and Telkom shares were being offered for
sale at exorbitantly discounted rates.
The disposal of these Kenyan public assets was riddled with
overt corruption mainly through gross undervaluing of the entities.
Coincidentally, at the epicenter of the privatization exercise in the
late 90s, early 2000s was Nicholas Biwott's daughter, Ms. Esther
Koimett, the then Investment Secretary -whom Kibaki found prudent to
serve as Kenya's new Investment Secretary thanks to his renewed
political dalliance with Nicholas Biwott.
In 2000/1 Esther Koimet almost facilitated the sale of Kenya-Re
( a public asset) to Zim-Re (of Zimbabwe ) in partnership with Monarch
Insurance (owned by Gide
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Karanja says:
Better the devil u know than the angel you dont know.
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Wainaina says:
This is copied from Mashada.
That's what it boils down to. Another referendum vote between the Kenyan patriots vs the Kikuyu tribalists. 41-1, or 8-1, or raw numbers, we'll beat their a.ss by over 1 million votes. Keep preaching this to all good willing Kenyans. Kikuyu ni adui. define the enemy as Kikuyu, Isolate the enemy. caricature the enemy as tribalist,corrupt, robbers. Remind the voters of the referendum, remind the skeptics about Moi's loots, Uhuru land grabbing in R.Valley and Coast.
Here's the strategy per province.
COAST:
1. Majimbo- tell them how Kikuyus are against majimbo so that they can continue grabbing their land.
2. Depict Kibaki as anti-Muslims and backing the US and Ethiopians efforts to harrass all peace-loving Muslims.
R.VALLEY:
1. Remind voters how Kibaki fired most Kalenjin sons and daughters after coming to power.
2. Remind them how Kikuyus grabbed their prime land while kicking them from their ancestral land.
3. Tell them how Moi, Biwott and Saitoti are wasaliti who only care about protecting their ill-gotten wealth than fighting for their constituenst rights.
WESTERN:
1. Tell them how Kibaki promised Wamalwa that he would serve only one term and relinquish to a mluhya.
2. Use that Masinde prophesy to get support of the Bukusus.
3. Tell them that Kibaki's succession plan is full of Kikuyus like Uhuru,Saitoti while Moody has no chance.
EASTERN:
1. Tell them that a vote for Kalonzo is a wasted vote
2. Remind them how Kikuyus wanawatusi as people who eat dogs.
3. Remind them how Michuki showed contemt for their women
Nyanza, NothEastern dont need any convincing, Nairobians are smart enough to know what's best for them.
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Philip says:
'... Nairobians are smart enough to know what's best for them...'
oh, and the rest of us are simply some too pumbavu to know whats best for them. mashada nerds should stop taking us for dimwits!
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Robinson says:
Stop posting novels here! who do you expect to read/ vote whoever you want! Its not easy to convience graduates esp. KU's to concieve your 2nd hand ideas.
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Joe says:
Some posts are tooooooooo long...
They are vexing from a cursory look even!
No one is ready to search 4 the devil in the details.
Kip it brief please!
I think the system admin should impose a Max length for posts such that validation truncates text exceeding the MaxLength.
He can use the following code block as a reference:
long max_length; //length of post allowed
string will_post_this; //if contravened what do we post?
max_length = 1000; //set maxlength to 1000
If len(mle_post_material.text)> max_length //contravened!
//Get only text up to the allowed length and truncate the rest!
will_post_this=left(mle_post_material.text,max_length)
this.save(will_post_this) //Save allowed text!
end if
Key:
// Denotes comments. In programming, comments are never executed by the compiler. They are just for informing the programmer on what is happening in a particular code block or LOC - Line of code!
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Karanja says:
i think Joe meant.. // (Northern bypass) ]]] (culvert ahead ) post_ office ahead and LOC lets oll cooperate!
Short posts
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Peter says:
"even Kalembe is better than Moi" is one of the quotes in one of the obove postings.
Is Kalembe the marking scheme for the useless.
Kalembe is a good leader.I have personally experienced the leadership of Kalembe and Kivutha and my conclusion is that Kalembe is far much a good leader than Kivutha.
Let's not condemn the man cos of his low academic achievement.
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Rachel says:
No one is condemning him. He serves his role as an in house comedian very well. He plus that other Bifwoli guy are born artists.
What happened to the car that Kalembe had given up as a raffle prize for some borehole project?
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Karanja says:
r u sayin av been kwachua- ing nuthin?or aint that a raffle too?
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Rachel says:
That's what he told us, that he rebelled against corrupt procedures. But is that the real truth?
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PETER says:
'... Nairobians are smart enough to know what's best for them...'
No wonder The golf man has decided to go "gicagi"to wamama.
Believe it or not this guy raila gonna lead,milk has alredy been split,
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Karanja says:
who wanna bet that Railas gonna win???
Am for Kibaki n the guys goin thru
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Karanja says:
It was an innocent bet,no harm meant.
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Nobert says:
Raila is just but a president waiting to be sworn in come December and i really do pray for him because he has really done the job of the opposition very perfectly i.e. kept the government on its toes and thus if elected president definately he will put more development and even convert the country to a working system.
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Rachel says:
That's why we are giving him the chance. Hopefully he wont screw up and hand us a bigger mess.
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Wainaina says:
Any opinions on how Nairobi will vote by constituency?
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Philip says:
with the exeption of Langata and Dagoretti, Nai MPs are all going home!
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Karanja says:
We have veterans like Mwenje,he`s out to rule other factors not withstanding
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Karanja says:
- CRAZY 4WAD I AINT THE SOURCE
Je mtu moja akienda sokoni na mbuzi na mwengine aende na nyani,nani atazingirwa na watu wengi zaidi???
Bila shaka ni aliye na nyani!
Na je??? at the end of the day watu watamnunua mbuzi ama nyani???
Of course watamnunua MBUZI!!!!!!!
,,,hakuna binadamu aliye na akili timamu atakayeweza kumnunua NYANI
Kuwepo kwa mamilioni ya watu kwenye mikutano ya ODM,ni sawa na umati unao mzumguka aliyeleta nyani sokoni,,mbuzi ipo PNU!
UKITAFAKARI HAYO,,kuwa na siku njema!
KAZI IENDELEE!!
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Peter says:
@Karanja,I like your creativity.
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Rachel says:
@Karanja, maybe someone will want to buy the monkey and have a taste of different milk, you know, try out something new.
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Peter says:
@ Rachel.
How many can take the risk of testing "the monkey milk"?
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Rachel says:
Knowing us Kenyans, and our adventurous spirit, am sure tuko wengi.
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Vincent says:
@Rachel, Yes tuko wengi
Ndangili, this isn't Karanja's creativity. Seems you don't follow the mudslinging-kind politics za MPU, sorry PNU. The unpalatable analogy was given during Baks campaign launch by this big-mouth KANU delegate from coast.
Karanja, do you honestly believe that ODM is towing a monkey to the market, and PNU a goat?
I think that is an illusion, what you would like to be the case as opposed to what your conscience believe.
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Karanja says:
@ Vince
I said its a crazy 4wad n i aint the source.
But while we`re @ it,i think it makes lots of sense.
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Wainaina says:
And now that Kibaki has started his light campaigning, the whether out there is not that bad after all. I like the way he has lost his staid suits.
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Carol says:
Latest steadman polls my G**!. The way things are going?? Huh!
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steve says:
ill be here 9weeks from now and ull be here when the president goes home and we inaugrate the president in waiting dyu know that the only dard pnu had was the tribal vote and anti raila propaganda
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MARTIN says:
hahahahahaha!
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Karanja says:
4WAD 4WAD MUST READ,YOUR PRESIDENT 31.12.2007 IS HERE
My prediction for 2007 presidential election
Let me from the outset say that I believe in the steadman polls. I said it during the referendum, when Kibaki was leading and even today. Having said that, these polls don't give the whole story and the reason is simple.
In the USA, as I said here a while ago, a candidate has to win a majority of the 538 electoral college votes (270) to be declared president. HE doesn't need to win the popular vote as is the case with Al Gore in 2000. He won the popular vote by 500,000 but a few days ago, he won an even bigger prize.
IN Kenya, you need to win 25% of 5/8 of all the provinces alongside the popular vote.
What has baffled ODm according to these steadman polls is that Kibaki had 25% in 7/8 of all the provinces with th eexclusion of Nyanza of course.
Back to my prediction.
This election will be VERY CLOSE NO MATTER WHO WINS.
To begin with, I'll make three assumptions which will set the context in which the elections will be held;
1. Kalonzo joins ODM. Kibaki's goose is cooked.....political goose that is. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE AND WILL NOT HAPPEN.
2. Kalonzo joins PNU. Whereas this is probable, it is not possible but were it to happen, Kibaki wins.
3. Things remain the way they are. THIS IS THE MOST LIKELY SCENARIO.
So, what happens then?
In 2002, the turnout was about 56%. There were 10 million registered voters and about 5.6 million valid votes cast.
According to the ECK, there are 14.2 registered voters today. ASsuming that there'll be a heavy turnout, let's say 70%, and further assuming that all votes will be valid, there'll be about 10 million votes for the three presidential candidates.
Let me also say something else. KEnya's voting is tribal. IT is just true and my prediction will have some of this tribal nonsense because that is how we vote.
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Here we go: I'll begin by giving a prediction of each candidates base and then work outwords.
Raila Odinga has the LUOs, Kalonzo has the KAMBAS and Kibaki has GEMA.
Raila will get about 1.5 million Luo votes.
Kalonzo will get 850,000 Kamba votes.
Kibaki will get 3 million GEMA votes but I'll be conservative and give him 2.5 million.
Out of a total of 10 million total votes, they amass 4.85 million votes from their tribesmen leaving 5.15 million votes. These are the votes that make Kibaki and Raila wear the fez and Kanzus while wooing voters. Don't getme wrong, i know there are also GEMA, Luo and Kamba muslims too but do I say.
Out of 5.15 million votes, other presidential candidates among them Muiru get 0.15 million votes leaving exactly 5 million votes to be vied for.
EVen before dissolving parliament, Kibaki has 25% of the total votes in the bag. "Ain't that something?"
The 5 million votes from places other than their own bases will go like this:
Kalonzo will get 700,000.
KALONZOs TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTES WILL AMOUNT TO 1.55 MILLION VOTES or 15.5% of total votes cast.
That leaves 4.3 million votes for Raila and Kibaki.
IN other words, Raila and Kibaki are running for 4.3 million votes while at the same time;
1. maintaining their stronghold votes and
2. Turning out their kinsmen in droves to go vote.
To use the latest steadman polls, I'll give Raila 53% of the total votes. Infact, I'll be generous and give him 60% of the non GEMA, non Luo and
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sammy says:
Campaign proper is just around the corner and Kalonzo will take his true and well deserved position. Ahead of the pack.
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Wainaina says:
News reaching me indicate that a large part Kalonzos crowd at Uhuru park was courtesy of ODM........they wanted to make him grow horns and take his eye off the ball!
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Patrick says:
wainaina,,don shake,,,kwani odm imekuwa a mini god and kenyans real fools???kila mtu alienda kwa hiali yake.
karanja,,u score well,,,,only u need a challager,,,
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Philip says:
Karanja, i like your analysis. i realy do. however, you seem to me like those street analysts who only view what they want to see. tembea Kenya ndugu yangu. nchi ni kubwa. and oh, Kenya is more than Jang'os, Kyuks and Kaos. much bigger!
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Margaret says:
@Philip, whatever Wainaina has indicated makes sense, and his statistics, though cannot be entirely right, but it makes sense to me. You need not go all over the world to know who will vote for who, the issue is secretive and thats why tis called a secret ballot, I may cheat you of the candidate I want to vote for coz I dont want siasa but the true feelings for Kenyans over their desired presidential candidate will be reflected clearly after the votes have been counted. So lets cast our votes and wait...
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Wainaina says:
There is a lull in the ODM wave now, isn't there? Or I'm I on my own?
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Karanja says:
Wainana unasema imekufa kama ni ODM(Oginga Diye Muuaji)
ameleta farasi nusu
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Philip says:
Margie,
what stats? what sense? the only thing i see in the contribution is GEMA, Luo, ...... the more reason i keep reminding you; tembea, Kenya ni kubwa! but i agree, kura ni siri. we've all made our choices, lets vote and see.
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samuel says:
M SURPRISED U GUYS CANT BE PRECISE N DIRECT TO THE POINT
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Wainaina says:
Samuel,
Contribute and show us how to be precise. Don't be a back seat driver.
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Peter says:
@Samuel
You seem to have gotten the point but still want somebodyelse to say it.
Shout your point.
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Wainaina says:
ODM have opened an unnesessary can of worms by playing the Majimbo card. They did not need to bring it up and it will hurt them.
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Peter says:
Kenya elections set for Dec 27
By JEFF OTIENO
Last updated: 1 hour ago
Kenya’s elections have now been set for December 27 as a new opinion poll released today showed that the presidential race was getting tougher.
The Electoral Commission released the election calendar in Nairobi today, setting the polling for two days after Christmas while the presidential candidates will be expected to present their nomination papers between November 14-15.
Parliamentary and civic candidates will present their papers between October 23-24.
The election date was made public only one hour after the latest opinion poll by Steadman Group showed ODM’s Raila Odinga maintaining his lead in the presidential race but dropping three points over the last two weeks.
Results gives Mr Odinga 50 per cent, President Kibaki (39 per cent) and ODM-Kenya’s Kalonzo Musyoka (8 per cent). The ODM candidate has dropped three points from the last rating by the same pollster two weeks ago when he managed 53 per cent.
President Kibaki gained two points over the same period to narrow the gap between him and Mr Odinga to 11 per cent.
ODM-Kenya’s Mr Musyoka has maintained the eight per cent rating in the last three polls by the same group.
The poll conducted between October 20 and 23, interviewed 2,718 eligible voters with the sample being drawn from all districts.
However, the pollsters attributed the latest outcome to the fluidity of the Kenyan politics adding that the numbers were bound to shift before the elections day.
Steadman’s political researcher, Dr Tom Wolf described the latest changes in results as minimal and within the margin of error of plus-or-minus 1.8 per cent.
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PETER says:
The Kalenjins call him ARAP MIBEI
The Mijikenda call him DUME
The Luos call him AGWAMBO
The Kikuyus (in hushed tones they dont want people to hear) call
himNJAMBA
The Luhyas call him NABONGO
The Maa call him LARIKONI
The muslims call him Bin OMAR
Mzungus call him an ENIGMA
Motor car fans call him THE HUMMER
Sheng speakers call him RAIS
Cowboy contractors call him TINGA
Heart surgeons call him BYPASS
Kibaki fears calling him by name simply says HUYO MTU
Njenga Karume calles him MWANA NICHI
It's the Hon. Engineer RAILA AMOLO ODINGA.
CHANUKA NA RAILA.
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DENIS says:
I call him THE 4TH KENYAN PRESIDENT...
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Vincent says:
Ngilu and I call him AFRICA'S SECOND MANDELA
Meanwhile, Baks has done it again. For the second time the outgoing Kenyan prezzo has dishonoured yet another "gentleman's agreement". First it was the MOU and now the 1997 IPPG agreement. It is noteworthy that in both cases, the man from Othaya was a great beneficiary, only to trash them afterwards.
This undoubtedly confirms my perception of the DUDE - NO GENTLEMAN, GREATEST OPPORTUNIST, UNTRUSTWORTHY, THANKLESS, ......etc etc...
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Marylyn says:
Vin'....I am not being personal here and I have nothing against Raila...but you and Ngilu are insulting our Humble Mandela by comparing him with Raila...Honestly.
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Karanja says:
Actually Lyn is right...
I call him
Like Ugandans Kony,Idd Amin Dada
Like Zaireans Mugabe
Like Congolese Mobutu
Like Rwandese Kabuga
Like Kenyans Ochuka..1982 coup
Thats what links him to all the above!!
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NOT FORGETTING
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Disclaimer
This opinion is Karanjas and graduate.com or any other person living or dead who feels offended should come and laugh with me on the evening of December 27 2007.
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Marylyn says:
Karanja I like your disclaimer..Nways Ngilu like many other politicians is lost.
I think it is only in Kenya where we have have highest no of political prostitution.Just for their own survival ...Where the tide is high.
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DENIS says:
sasa Marylyn?
nimekumiss bana.
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Marylyn says:
Hi D..how are you...Seems like everyone in Grad.com is taking either a martenity or paternity leave ,Carol MA, Marto and now Sal...Thought you are among them -)
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Wainaina says:
And, the ODM supporters have started misbehaving and losing Raila votes.
A young friend of mine, last week went to pee in one of the busy pubs in town. Three big ODM guys came, shoved him aside and told him " Songa kando, Serikali nataka kukojoa"! (Move over, the govt wants to pee)
Any other incidences to report out there?
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Philip says:
'And, the ODM supporters have started misbehaving and losing Raila votes....'
Wainaina, i always get the impression you either don't travel/socialize much outside of your comfort zone. it is Kibaki's supporters who are repelling swing votes. you meet one, topic changes to politics, you mention you support ODM then it all starts; Raila blah, Raila bleh, Raila blih, ..... !!! on the other hand, most times i pose as a PNU supporter in such a discussion, ODM guys/chiqs take me head-on on what their presidential candidate is proposing without bleeting Baks'name after every minute! actually someone pointed out in this forum that while most Raila supporters have been busy selling their candidate, their PNU counterparts have simply been outdoing each other in making a 'tiger' out of the mere mortal that is Raila!
ps. have you guys noticed that actually one of the most refreshing things in this election is the way Jang'os have generally become silent? apart from a few cases, the famous JJ arrogance is at an all time low. even their MPs are quiete!!!! (when is the last time that irritant Kajwang appeared on TV?)
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Annie says:
Who are we coming to vote in or out in dec? Gosh, siasa za Kenya! U think u have it but........!
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Martin says:
Hi Annie, there is a poll for graduates @ the blog, cast ur vote and we get the tally going]]]] for Bakz or Tinga?
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PETER says:
RAIS
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Wainaina says:
Phillip,
We clearly operate in the same areas but our out take on the same info is poles apart.
One generally hears what one wants to. It is called perspective. Kisii's in 2002 were sure Nyachae would win because of the way they hang out together.
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Vincent says:
Lyn', I didn't imagine that you too are another one of the ardent Raila haters......
Karanja, Raila may be a Kabuga, an Amin etc to you now, but one thing you cannot deny without batting an eyelid is that the same guy(read Raila) was a 'Njamba' and a 'true nationalist' to the same you in 2003. Where and when exactly did he stop being one? Were those big titles applicable only as long as he supported Baks?
Wainaish, I believe that Phillo has already pumped enough sense in your head, however, I want to add that most reasonable people do learn from their mistakes and from history.... Thats why the Kisiis have decided this time round to look outside the box and to join forces with the kenyan masses(PETER can attest to this). The only people who have adamantly refused to learn even from the recent 2005 referendum humiliation are a majority mt. Kenya region guys led by you.
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DENIS says:
@Marylyn
mi niko area.Are you still not down with martenity situation?
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Wainaina says:
Jerry and Vincent,
You are now getting abusive. Don't loose you cool. Keep your head focused on the debate issue. You cannot beat logic with blind faith.
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PETER says:
@waina ina u have not been abused,u r in the loosing end,a political orphan,
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Karanja says:
@ Vinnce
"Lyn', I didn't imagine that you too are another one of the ardent Raila haters...... "
I thot u guys had researched far and wide as opposed to your constant bashing of my nobel ideas which u brand as being conceived & confined and resticted to the Mountain region.
Seems u forgot our bros in the diaspora.
We gat a sayin..."He who is hated at home can redeem himself but he who`s loathed far and wide can no better survive than a fish out of the pond"karanjiosis 2007.
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And another great one from Karanjiosis 2007
Yea of lil faith,y dya dwell too much by the lakeside when ya should be focussing on the mountain.
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Philip says:
did any of you guys watch that brilliant lawyer Waiganjo on KTN monday? the only PNU sympathiser who has clearly, objectively and convincingly argued for Baks' side. i was damn impressed! if only Karanja could be that .......
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Marylyn says:
Vin....I do not not hate Raila,my past postings are a reflection of that but comparing Raila and Mandela ...well I do not think so....'Maybe ' BOTH are heroes in their own different ways.
D'...hehehe......
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Vincent says:
Lyn, indeed your past postings potrays an astute, straight-thinking lady that I believe you are.... however, I had a second thought when I read your last posting in which you gave Karanja a thumbs up for his desciption of Raila... also your comment about political prostitution, and about Ngilu and many other politicians(in this context ODM politicians) being lost - simply bcoz they support Raila's presidential bid.
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sammy says:
Raila has been consistent about one thing: his hunger for power. This should not be confused with struggle for the country or for the people of Kenya . Raila has never told us how he plans to use power to better our lives. All Raila is doing now is to make all manner of promises to everyone. Here are some of them:
a. Constitution within 6 months
b. Make Ruto Executive prime minister within 6 months
c. Majimbo
d. Free primary and secondary education
e. 13% economic growth (he promises double the current growth rate)
f. Reduce taxes
g. Make Mombasa a free port like Dubai
h. Dual carriage way roads throughout Kenya
i. Free housing for slum dwellers
j. Employment for all
k. Eradication of poverty
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Peter says:
Employment for all is not practical,let him talk about reducing the number of unemployed by creating more jobs to absorb them.
And
Poverty is relative and can only be reduced not eradicated.
Let's be realistic and not expect Kenya to change miraculously.Even miracles have an element of nature.
We need achievable promises.
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Karanja says:
Who said that this is not a fish market?
Workable Policies my friends
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PETER says:
It is a githeri Market-in Karatina
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sammy says:
Who rares fish as githeri is planted as Maize and taken care of upto the table and beyond?
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PETER says:
Talk about fish bonds
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Martin says:
Vincent, U seem to be working very hard to brainwash Yn', U may never understand how big Mandiba is, if u can compare him to Raila. Mandela is an Institution by himself and i think YN' is right to say u've coloured Tinga too much.
By the way id not be suprised if the best Tinga will ever get is Official leader of Opposition come 2008.
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PETER says:
Keep tiz & let compare notes In JAn 2008,let me think wat i may bet.yangu tu nothing personal
Nairobi Province
Nairobi:
* Dagoretti Constituency PNU
* Embakasi Constituency ODM KENYA
* Kamukunji Constituency ODM
* Kasarani Constituency ODM
* Langata Constituency ODM
* Makadara Constituency ODM
* Starehe Constituency ODM
* Westlands Constituency ODM
Central Province
Nyandarua District:
* Kinangop Constituency PNU
* Kipipiri Constituency PNU
* Ndaragwa Constituency PNU
* Ol Kalou Constituency PNU
Nyeri District:
* Kieni Constituency PNU
* Mathira Constituency PNU
* Mukurweni Constituency PNU
* Nyeri Town Constituency PNU
* Othaya Constituency PNU
* Tetu Constituency PNU
Kirinyaga District:
* Gichugu Constituency PNU
* Kerugoya/Kutus Constituency PNU
* Ndia Constituency PNU
* Mwea Constituency PNU
Maragua District:
* Kandara Constituency PNU
* Kigumo Constituency PNU
* Maragua Constituency PNU
Muranga District:
* Kangema Constituency PNU
* Kiharu Constituency PNU
* Mathioya Constituency PNU
Thika District:
* Gatanga Constituency PNU
* Gatundu South Constituency PNU
* Gatundu North Constituency KANU
* Juja Constituency PNU
Kiambu District:
* Githunguri Constituency PNU
* Kiambaa Constituency PNU
* Kabete Constituency SAFINA
* Limuru Constituency PNU
* Lari Constituency PNU
Coast Province
Kilifi District:
* Bahari Constituency ODM
* Ganze Constituency ODM
* Kaloleni Constituency ODM
Kwale District:
* Kinango Constituency SHIRIKISHO
* Matuga Constituency SHIRIKISHO
* Msambweni Constituency ODM
Lamu District:
* Lamu East Constituency ODM
* Lamu West Constituency ODM
Malindi District:
* Magarini Constituency SHIRIKISHO
* Malindi Constituency ODM KENYA
Mombasa District:
* Changamwe Constituency ODM
* Kisauni Constituency ODM
* Likoni Constituency ODM
* Mvita Constituency ODM
Taita-Taveta District:
* Mwatate Constituency ODM
* Taveta Constituency ODM
* Voi Constituency ODM
* Wundanyi Constituency ODM
Tana River District:
* Bura Constituency ODM
* Galole Constituency ODM
* Garsen Constituency ODM
Eastern Province
Embu District:
* Manyatta Constituency PNU
* Runyenjes Constituency PNU
Isiolo District:
* Isiolo North Constituency ODM
* Isiolo South Constituency ODM
Kitui District:
* Kitui Central Constituency ODM
* Kitui South Constituency ODM KENYA
* Kitui West Constituency ODM KENYA
* Mutito Constituency ODM KENYA
Makueni District:
* Kaiti Constituency ODM KENYA
* Kibwezi Constituency ODM KENYA
* Kilome Constituency ODM KENYA
* Makueni Constituency PNU
* Mbooni Constituency PNU
Marsabit District:
* Laisamis Constituency ODM
* North Horr Constituency ODM
* Saku Constituency ODM
Mbeere District:
* Gachoka Constituency ODM
* Siakago Constituency PNU
Meru District:
* Central Imenti Constituency PNU
* North Imenti Constituency PNU
* South Imenti Constituency PNU
Meru North District:
* Igembe Constituency PNU
* Ntonyiri Constituency PNU
* Tigania East Constituency PNU
* Tigania West Constituency PNU
Meru South District:
* Nithi Constituency PNU
Moyale District:
* Moyale Constituency ODM
Mwingi District:
* Mwingi North Constituency ODM KENYA
* Mwingi South Constituency ODM KENYA
Tharaka District:
* Tharaka Constituency PNU
North Eastern Province
Garissa District:
* Dujis Constituency ODM
* Fafi Constituency ODM
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Marylyn says:
Vin' yours is an interesting reading....most if not all of our current lot of politicians are power hungry people who are only after one thing...POWER.Hence the political prostitution.I did not mention any names.I am just surprised of how highly you think of Ngilu.I once voted for her because I thought she was different but well she is in the same legue with the rest.She is also guilty of it.That is a weakness with our leaders and our problem is that we keep re-electing them every general election.Ngilu or any other politician can sing praises to whoever she wants because she thinks the cake is hot ..but we should not be so blind to sing the same chorus with them.
As for congratulating Karanja.... ,I just said I liked his disclaimer,''This opinion is Karanjas and graduate.com or any other person living or dead who feels offended should come and laugh with me on the evening of December 27 2007.''
....Raila is not mentioned anywhere on it....C'mon people why are we becoming so phobic .....???
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Peter says:
@Peter
Makueni and PNU,please check again
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Martin says:
@Peter, u forgot the most vital one...
State House, PNU na Baba Jimmy.
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Wainaina says:
COMIC RELIEF
ODM STATEMENT ON STANCHART MARATHON
ODM regrets to see that tribalism and rigging has found its way into sports
The just concluded stanchart marathon is a case in point.
Kenyans want to know since when Njoroge's of this world could win such races.
Steadman polls conducted exhaustively before the race showed that the favourite was kip(keino,koech,ruto,choge,tanui etc.
ODM'S pentagon has reliably established that the winner Mr. Njoroge is actually a registered voter
in starehe constituency and has been spotted in various PNU rallies.
The connection between the winner and the spots minister Mr. kamanda is clear for all to see.
This amounts to voter bribery, race rigging and blatant tribalism.
ODM will not condone such. We will match to Kasarani today in protest.
In the meantime, we have dispatched HON Ochilo Ayako to present our grievances to IAAF.
We would like this organisation to take stern action against the Njoroge's of this world and slap a five year ban on them.
We also wish to have all gold medals won by Douglas wakihuri, Catherine ndereba, John ngugi, etc withdrawn
because their selection and inclusion into the Kenyan team since 1985 ( 3 years after the coup detat
had been done without consulting the current members of Pentagon.
Until this issue is resolved by the international athletics community and all our demands met,
an ODM government will ban all international athletics engagement by kenya in the next five years.
We also appeal to the standard chartered bank not to honour the 1.5 million cheque issued to Mr. Njoroge.
Failure to do this will result in future stern action ( beginning 2008) in which the bank will join Equity bank in having all its operations limited to only within 10 km radius of Othaya town.
Professor Anyang Nyongo
ODM - maisha bora
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Patrick says:
where were the horses,,when the cameleon in njoroge was leaping like a wounded tiger to the million?
surprises ahead!
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Wainaina says:
Tuju seems to have held a big rally in rarieda. Is there a chance in hell that he can win?
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Philip says:
'...a chance in hell that he can win?'
of course he will win; the PNU nomination!
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Peter says:
Aaaaaa......h!!!!
@Wainaina
"Is there a chance in hell that he can win?"
Why is he vying in hell?
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Peter says:
Is this the kind of a person Rarienda has been having in parliament?
Below are extracts from the cutting edge(Daily Nation,7/11/07)
(a)
Foreign Affairs minister Raphael Tuju’s call on the relatives of critically ill people to ensure they come out and vote before going back to their hospital beds is the best proof so far that politicians are selfish at heart and care little about the plight of their voters, remarks Tezira Lore. Says she: “I was horrified to hear Tuju saying that even if they die, it won’t really matter because their votes will be secure in the ballot box. What a shame!”
(b)
Also angered by Tuju’s remark is Ruth Gituma. Says she: “While we all need to come out in large numbers and exercise our right to vote in this year’s elections, I find Minister Tuju’s statement calling on all patients on drips to come out and vote and then go and die in really bad taste. These leaders should tame their tongues.”
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Martin says:
I find nothing bad to that, its everyones right to vote either odm, odm Kenya or PNU. Even the sick are citizens too.
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Patrick says:
then we have a perfect competition campaign!
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Martin says:
Then they will not make news as when it comes out from Tuju.
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sammy says:
Failing to vote will not prevent the hand of death claiming some voter, so it is better to vote when you are alive even when you have one second to live. Your vote counts when in the ballot box but not when in the coffin. Tuju was right.
Kenyans still fear mentioning the word snake at night or even pointing at the rainbow!!!!!!he he he he......
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Peter says:
Sawa
Nowonder there comes this question from Wainaina
"Is there a chance in hell that he can win?"
And is Prof.Wambari still in K.U?
Looks like a brother to Daudi Kabaka
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sammy says:
Do you mean the chairperson, Directorate of quality assurance at KU?
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Peter says:
No! Am talking about the late Kabaka(Musician-twist) who used to entertain during culture week in the era of Eshiwani and Moi.
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Peter says:
ok
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Karanja says:
Not so fast Innocent
@ Jerry,
Torn blankets?prezzy doesnt give ya those.....
I think the above scenarios portray the uncouth behaviours some people can exhbit.
The manifesto was ok
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Martin says:
Kindly peruse and find out how Kibaki has added or retained only "KIKUYUS"
in the course of 5 years.Yes Kikuyus.Kikuyus?????
Managing Directors/Chief Executives of Government firms
Hosea Sitienei, MD, Kenya Seed Corporation
Ongong'a Achieng , MD , Kenya Tourist Board
Terry Davidson, MD, Kenya Commercial Bank
Titus Naikuni , MD , Kenya Airways
Kioko Mang'eli , MD , Kenya Bureau of Standards
Evans Kidero, MD, Mumias Sugar Co
Mr. V.D. Saboo, Executive Director, Panafrican Paper Mills, Webuye
Mr. Joseph Lithimbi, General Manager of Associated Vehicle Assemblers, Mombasa
O.P. Narang, MD, Agro-chemical Food Company
Davy Koech, Director/CEO, Kenya Medical Research Institute
Victor Kidiwa, MD, Development Bank of Kenya
Mr Matanda Wabuyele, CEO, Kenya Export Pro motion Council
Susan Kikwai, Managing Director, Kenya Investment Authority
Philp Kisia , MD , Kenyatta International Conference Centre
I.B Mogaka, Executive Secretary, ICDC
Albert. O. Gumo, CEO, Export Pro cessing Zones Authority
George Okungu, MD, Kenya Pipeline Company
Obondo Kajumbi, MD, Kenya Tourism Development Corporation
Rachel Lumbasyo, Managing Trustee, NSSF
Julius Nyabundi, MD, Chemilil Sugar Company
William Kirwa, MD, Agricultural Development Corporation
Wilson Songa, MD, Horticultural Crops Development Authority
Ambrose Otieno, MD, South Nyanza Sugar Company
Nicholas Keya , MD , Kenya Sugar Research Foundation
Josphat Okoyo, MD, Nzoia Sugar Company
Tirop Kosgey , MD , National Cereals and Pro duce Board
Abdalla Mwaruwa , MD , Kenya Ports Authority
Martin O. Owiti, MD, Pyrethrum Board of Kenya
Francis Oyugi Okuku, MD, Kenya Wine Agencies
Emanuel Charo Birya, MD, East African Portland Cement Factory
James Abok Odera, MD, National Housing Corporation
Juma Lugogo, MD, Coast Development Authority
Bartholomew W. K. Wanyama, MD, Lake Basin Development Authority
John Omutia Murunga, MD, Kerio Valley Development Authority
Francis M. Nkako, MD, Uaso Nyiro South Development Authority
Abdulrazaq A. Ali, MD, Uaso Nyiro North Development Authority
Vice-Chancellors of Public Universities
Pro f. G.A.O. Magoha, Vice-Chancellor, University of Nairobi
Pro f. James Kiprop Tuikoek, Vice-Chancellor, Egerton University
PROF. RICHARD K. MIBEY, VICE CHACELLOR, MOI UNIVERSITY
Frederick N. Onyango, Vice-Chancellor, Maseno University
Pro f. B.C.C. Wangila, Vice-Chancellor, Masinde Muliro University
Principals of Public Middle-Level Colleges and National Polytechnics
Dr Timothy King'ondu, Director, Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC)
Mr.Charles Imbali, Principal, Kenya Technical Teachers College
Mr G M Muthwale, Principal , Kenya Polytechnic
Mr. C.K. Lagat, Principal, Eldoret Polytechnic
Mr Francis Imbo Awuor, Principal, Kisumu Polytechnic,
Mr.Matu Nguli, Principal, Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
Mr C T Owour, Principal, Mombasa Polytechnic
Philemon Mwisaka, Principal, Kenya Utalii College
Permanent Secretaries
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of State for Public Service: MR. TITUS M. NDAMBUKI, H.S.C.
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of State for Special Pro grammes: MRS. RACHEL A. ARUNGAH
Permanent Secretary, Immigration and Registration of Persons: MR. EMMANUEL M. KISOMBE
Permanent Secretary, Public Service Reform and Development Secretariat: MS. JOYCE NYAMWEYA
Private Secretary/Comptroller of State Houses: MR. HYSLOP IPU
Principal Administrative Secretary, Cabinet Office: MR. FRANCIS K. MUSYIMI
Public Communications Secre
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Martin says:
Police
Commissioner of Police: MAJOR GENERAL MOHAMED HUSSEIN ALI
Commandant, Anti-Stock Theft Unit: MR. NICHOLAS NYAKWAMA OMBATI
Commandant, Traffic Police: Mr. Daudi J. Kyalo
Commandant, Kenya Police College : MR. BERNARD K. KEMEY
Commandant , Kenya Railways Police: Mr. Francis Changwany
Commandant, Central Pro vince : MR. PETER M.LEIYAN
Commandant, Rift Valley Police: EVERRET WASIGE
Commandant, Nyanza Police: GRACE SYOMBUA KAINDI
Commandant, Western Pro vince Police: Mr. ABDUL MAKA MZEE
Commandant, Eastern Pro vince Police: JONATHAN KIPKURUI KOSKEI
Commissioner of Prisons: MR. GILBERT MIDHUNE OMONDI
Speaker of the National Assembly
Speaker: THE HON. K.F.X. OLE KAPARO, E.G.H.
Head of Government Specialized Agency
Samuel Kivuitu, Executive Chairman, National Electoral Commission
Priscilla Komora, Controller and Auditor-General , Kenya National Audit Office
JIbrahim Hussein, Executive Chairman, Teachers Service Commission
Pro f. Everett Standa, Secretary, Commission for Higher Education
Judiciary;
Judges - Court of Appeal
Judges of Court of Appeal
Hon. Mr. Justice E. O'Kubasu
Hon. Mr. Justice R.S.C. Omolo
Hon. Mr. Justice S.E.O. Bosire
Hon. Mr. Justice P.K. Tunoi
Hon. Mr. Justice Philip Waki
Hon. Mr. Justice J.W. Onyango Otieno
Hon. Mr. Justice William Deverell
Judges of the High Court (Puisne Judges)
Hon. Mr. Justice John. M. Khamoni
Hon. Lady Justice J. Aluoch
Hon. Mr. Justice John. A. Osiemo
Hon. Mr. Justice John. W. Mwera
Hon. Lady Justice M. A. Ang'awa
Hon. Lady Justice J. W. Lesiit
Hon. Mr. Justice Muga Apondi
Hon. Lady Justice H. M. Okwengu
Hon. Lady Justice R. P. V. Wendo
Hon. Justice Kaburu Banui
Hon. Mr. Justice B.K. arap Tanui
Hon. Mr. Justice William Ouko
Hon. Lady Justice K.H. Rawal
Hon. Mr. Justice A. R. M. Visram
Hon. Mr. Justice D. A. Onyacha
Hon. Mr. Justice N. R. O Ombija
Hon. Mr. Justice J. K. Sergon
Hon. Lady Justice J. N. Khaminwa
Hon. Pro f. Justice O. K. Mutungi
Hon. Mr. Justice B. K. Kubo
Hon. Mr. Justice M. K. Ibrahim
Hon. Pro f. Justice J. B. Ojwang
Hon. Mr. Justice David K. Maraga
Hon. Mr. Justice George M. A. Dulu
Hon. Lady Justice Mary M. Kasango
Hon. Mr. Justice Daniel K. Musinga
Hon. Mr. Justice Isaac Lenaola
Hon. Mr. Justice J. A. Emukule
Hon. Mr. Justice F. Azangalala
Hon. Mr. Justice F. A. Ochieng
Hon. Mr. Justice S. A. Makhandia
Hon. Mr. Justice M. A. Warsame
Hon. Lady Justice Ruth Sitati
Central Bank of Kenya
Deputy Governor: Mrs. Jacinta Wanjala Mwatela, Appointed May 12, 2005
Mr. Jones Makau Nzomo, Director of Finance and Resource Planning Department
Mr. Aggrey Jonathan K. Bett, Director, Banking Department
Mr. Nicholas Bartuiyot Tirop Arap Korir, Director, Economics Department
Mr. Jackson M. Kitili, Director,Monetary Operations & Debt Management Department
Mr. Edwin Luke Ogola, Director,Currency Operations & Branch Administration Department
Mr. Cheloti Kakai, Director, Director, Deposit Pro tection Fund Board
Mr. Charles Onami Maranga, Director of Administration & Human Resources
Chairmen
Hassan Ole Kamwaro, Chairman of the Transport Licensing Board
And more..........
More KIKUYUS cont.........
Chancellors of Universities
Pro f. Bethwel Ogot, Moi University
Pro f. Ali Mazrui, JKUCAT
Dr. Wamalwa, Maseno University
Dr. Philip Mule, Kenyatta University
Eng. Hon. Samuel K. Arap Ng'eny, Masinde Muliro University
Dr. Mohammed Isahakia, Vice-Chairman, Masinde Muliro University
KENYA AMBASSADO
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Martin says:
Assistant Ministers
Assistant Minister for Pro vincial Administration: THE HON. JOSEPH KAHINDI KINGI, M.P.
Assistant Minister for Public Service: THE HON. BONIFACE MGANGA, M.P.
Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Defence: THE HON. STEPHEN K. TARUS, M.P.
Assistant Minister, Immigration and Registration of Persons: THE HON. ANANIAH MWABOZA
Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Special Pro grammes: THE HON. WARIO ALI, M.P.
Assistant Minister, Ministry of Home Affairs: THE HON. SAMUEL MOROTO,
Assistant Minister, Ministry of Home Affairs: THE HON. HUSSEIN MAALIM MOHAMMED,
Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Youth Affairs: THE HON. KATOO J. OLE METITO,
Assistant Minister for Urban Authorities: THE HON. ISAACK A. SHAABAN
Assistant Minister for Medical Services: THE HON. (DR.) WILFRED G. MACHAGE
Assistant Minister for Public Health: THE HON. (DR.) ENOCK W. KIBUNGUCHY
Assistant Minister for Public Works: THE HON. HUSSEIN T. SASURA,
Assistant Minister, Science and Technology: THE HON. UKUR KANACHO YATANI
Assistant Minister for Research and Extension Services: THE HON. PETER KAINDI
Assistant Minister for Livestock Development: THE HON. STEPHEN OLE NTUTU, M.P.
Assistant Minister for Fisheries Development: THE HON. MOHAMED ABU CHIABA
Assistant Minister, Justice and Constitutional Affairs: THE HON. DANSON B. MUNGATANA,
Assistant Minister for International Affairs: THE HON. MOSES WETANGULA,
Assistant Minister, East African Community: THE HON. ((DR.) BONI KHALWALE
Assistant Minister for Gender and Social Services: THE HON. MRS. ALICEN J.R. CHELAITE
Assistant Minister for Sports: THE HON. JOEL O. ONYANCHAH
Assistant Minister for Communications: THE HON. DAVID WERE
Assistant Minister for Water Services: THE HON. MAJOR (Rtd.) ADEN A. SUGOW
Assistant Minister for Water Resources Management: THE HON. RAPHAEL WANJALA
Assistant Minister for Trade: THE HON. ABDIRAHMAN ALI HASSAN
Assistant Minister for Wildlife: THE HON. RICHARD KALEMBE NDILE
Assistant Minister for Lands: THE HON. ASMAN A. KAMAMA
Assistant Minister for Labour Relations: THE HON. SAMMY P. LESHORE,
Assistant Minister for Manpower Management: THE HON. ADELINA N. MWAU
Assistant Minister for Planning: THE HON. DAVID EKWEE ETHURO
Assistant Minister for National Development: THE HON. JOHN B. SERUT
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Peter says:
Hehehe...
Analysts
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Patrick says:
analysts of analysis!
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PETER says:
These graduates will never be original-A copy & paste stuff
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PETER says:
@ Martin Oh Oh Ma poor graduate.com KU site please revise tiz stuff or delete what a shame some of it is not up todate.
i add you in ma list of shame
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sammy says:
Whenever I write procedures and manuals, I am always required to state references which I treat as sources of mis- and/ or information. Initially I thought it was a trick to show how original I was not. It later dawned on me that kenyans or humankind never like reading other people's writings. it isn't becausue they can write or copy better but they're just lazy and simply critical.
The piece of copy-paste up here required some common sense and it was pasted where it belongs. If I were clever, I would request the paster to also include the names of Gema in public positions. However, I fear reading and visiting the respective websites for reference.
The big issue is that the allocations are not proportionate in that for every appointment to a key ministry, there is an equal number of Gema hidden there. That does not make Kibaki tribal but rather administrative. Why cause for himself problems when Raila is there? I would do the same. What would you do? He has actually perfected what moi and kenyatta tried and failed.
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AGWAMBO/KIBAKI
Hi all,
A friend sent me this and i thought i should share. We can keep this title for pure electoral politics.
WE DO NOT WORSHIP RAILA BUT WE LIKE HIS RESUME!
- Do I support Raila?-YES
- Am I a Luo?-NO
- Is Raila a visionary leader?-YES
- Is Raila a god?-NO
- Are there many supporting Raila just because he is a Luo?-YES
- Are there many against Raila just because he is a Luo?-YES
- Is Raila the answer to all the Kenyan Problems?-NO
- Can Raila help lead Kenya towards justice and prosperity for
all?-YES
- Is Raila better than Kibaki?-YET TO BE DETERMINED (but, I believe
so?)
- Is Raila better than Moi?-YES-anybody is better than Moi, even
Kalembe Ndile is better than Moi!!!
- Has Raila proven himself as a freedom fighter, astute politician,
and
a capable leader, qualified to lead Kenya?-ABSOLUTELY YES
Although some of the questions and answers above may seem silly and
pedestrian, they are meant to show that some of us are objective
supporters
of a Raila presidency! We are not just some dogged loyalists driven by
irrational euphoria galvanized in inveterate tribalism! NO! You must
understand that some of us are the same patriotic Kenyans who survived
Moi
and feverishly supported Kibaki in the last elections. So, we are not
just
some ignorant worshippers kneeling relentlessly at the Raila shrine. We
have valid reasons-motivated by patriotism, Kenyan pride and dear love
for
country.
Despite the overwhelming tribal influence, which stifles and precludes
progressive national politics in Kenya, some of us appreciate Raila
Odinga
because we have the ability to separate the patriot from the
politician-it
is not that difficulty! Firstly, most Kenyans know what the man has
been
through. Raila has been fighting for better governance, political
suffrage,
and justice for all Kenyans before it was fashionable to do so! The man
lost many years in detention while the rest of us sat by and allowed
Moi
and his cronies to cast him as a radical determined to ruin Kenya. As
Raila
languished in jail, most of us, including some of the current
politicians,
continued to support Moi who did everything in his power to tribalize,
impoverish, plunder, and corrupt our dear country.
Secondly, Kibaki would never have been president if it wasn't for
Raila! It
was Raila who destroyed Moi's dreams of a Uhuru Kenyatta presidency in
the
last elections. Whereas the other politicians remained in total
disarray as
Moi impetuously imposed Uhuru on the people, Raila took charge. Raila
formed a rebellious coalition within KANU and delivered a severe blow
to
Moi. Moreover, he handed the Kenyan presidency to Kibaki on a silver
platter. He crisscrossed the country popularizing and campaigning for
Kibaki. Even in Central province, Kikuyu men and women were singing
Rila
praises to the effect of *"Raila ni Jamba!"-*Raila is a warrior! Let's
not
forget that Luos, Kambas, Kalenjins, Luhyas, and many others voted for
Kibaki because of Raila. It was their belief in Raila-the man, the
patriot,
the freedom fighter, the visionary, which gave value to a Kibaki
presidency.
Thirdly, there is no doubt that the present Kenyan constitution is
lacking!
It is foolish to assume that any country can deliver to the citizenry
when
the supreme law of the land is flawed and ineffective. Progressive
minded
Kenyan's appreciate this simple fact. They p