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| » | WORKED BUT NOT PAID IN 2007 GENERAL ELECTION
Started By: Pail Oira
whacha
thieves eti | 23 May, 2010 | 1 Msgs |
| » | MY 2007 GENERAL ELECTION DUES
Started By: Pail Oira | 5 Mar, 2010 | 0 Msgs |
| » | MY 2007 GENERAL ELECTION DUES
Started By: Pail Oira
2007 DUES
AM SHARING THIS SENTIMENT THAT I WORKED FOR IED IN THLAST GENENERAL ELECTION AS A MONITOR AT TINDERETI POLLING STATION IN NORTH MUGIRANGO/BORABU 210/064. I SENT A REPORT THRUOGH G4S SECURITY SERVICES UT MY DUES WERE NOT SENT TO ME. I TRIED TO CALL A ONE ANN WHO WAS IN CHERGE BUT THERE WAS NO RESPONSE. DO YOU THINK THIS MWANANCHI WILL REAL TRUST The | 5 Mar, 2010 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Cultural Diplomacy in Africa
Started By: cda
more details
www.culturaldiplomacy.org/cda | 7 Dec, 2009 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Cultural Diplomacy in Africa
Started By: cda | 7 Dec, 2009 | 0 Msgs |
| » | URGENCY OF CIVIC EDUCATION IN THE KENYAN CITIZENR
Started By: AMWATAH | 24 Oct, 2009 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Luo Nyanza MPs are mere talkers but not actors.
Started By: obondi omondi
development
pls let us give our leaders time for development its their first time to be in government thank you. | 18 Sep, 2009 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Luo Nyanza MPs are mere talkers but not actors.
Started By: obondi omondi | 19 Mar, 2009 | 0 Msgs |
| » | What's the impact of Ruto's exit from ODM
Started By: Boniface | 19 Nov, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Do we really have a government or two?
Started By: Vincent Omanje | 4 Aug, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Are Michuki rules still in force?
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo
unfortunately they are not.
Michuki Rukles have been done away with. being a daily commuter on one of Kenyas busiest roads( Thika Road)The police do not bother to enforce these rules and if so , they do it selectively.the trivial rules such as speed governors ,overloading, licenses are ignored. So what is the purpose of these rules? | 1 Mar, 2010 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Is work at Muthurwa Market still on?
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo | 8 Jul, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Where are the Hawkers who were crying faul about M
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo | 8 Jul, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Why do our leaders fond of denying even the truth?
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo | 8 Jul, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Grand Regency is a Scandal
Started By: Wasike Dennis
we need clarification on these issues.
kenyans need to know the following.
1. Who brokered the deal?
2. who are the other "high profile" personalities involved?
3. was mr. wetangula involved as well through his company which he trying to deny?
4. who were the other bidders in the sale who didnt qualify?
was the president involved?
5. how much "exactly" did the | 30 Jun, 2008 | 1 Msgs |
| » | taxation of our not so honourable MPs
Started By: lukhale wasike
taxation of our not so honourable MPs
Given that this is the third time a minister of finance is attempting to tax our MPs, its beginning to sound like a game of musical chairs, like we kenyans are being taken for a ride. Until these greedy MPs pay their first installment of their tax, i will not believe this measure to be serious! | 18 Jun, 2008 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Ababu Namwamba & Grand opposition
Started By: Wasike Dennis
you have proved it
As long as a backbench exists,the government of the day will always receive checks and balances.We might not need an official outfit specifically,agitated for by members sulkin over their failure to be entrenched in the grannd coalition cabinet.Ababu,we taxpayers are warry of an outfit that may agin turn to be a divisive one.keep da govt on its toes | 9 Sep, 2008 | 3 Msgs |
| » | Re-distribution of wealth
Started By: Dunia
Re-distribution of wealth
Will the new coalition regime remember the socio-economic discontent displayed by Kenyans in the last three months? Proof of this will be whether they will sacrifice their tax-exempt income and agree to pay 100% tax so that it can be distributed for the benefit of the education, health, housing of those in dire need. Will re-distribution ever work | 6 Mar, 2008 | 1 Msgs |
| » | a lesson from tanzania
Started By: aminga sospeter | 26 Feb, 2008 | 0 Msgs |
| » | something africans should know about
Started By: matthew
edit
i should have said: in most cases, marxism is used to DIVIDE people through confusion. . . . | 30 Jan, 2008 | 2 Msgs |
| » | we should have only 4 political parties
Started By: jacob macharia | 31 Dec, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Kikuyu Political Economy
Started By: George Nengo | 13 Nov, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Democracy the nickname of tyranny
Started By: wanjiru simon
Democracy the nickname of tyranny
Hi let me bigin by saying that through my reflections i have realized that We all aspire for control of situations and people, that is power. the powerful lead in a democracy and so the it is tyranny or dictatorship of the powerful. | 11 Nov, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | why youth leaders now
Started By: ROBERT KIPKEMBOI
the youth
Thankyou so much robert,for raising this topic. If you are the robert i know, contact me in camera so that we can further the discusion in person.the few probable reasons why we want a youth are to me as follows
-the youth are guilty to involve in corruption
-they are more accountable and learned
-they see the need for developments for the purpose | 21 Nov, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Affirmative bill must include the minority groups
Started By: Simon Wachira | 4 Aug, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | How can we curb tribalism?
Started By: Dan Olal
How can we curb tribalism?
Very easy Olao. just remove the ism and we remain with tribal. anything with an ism suggests some exageration. tribal is afact but it being the base root of your judgement is an error. thanx bye. | 11 Nov, 2007 | 2 Msgs |
| » | narc revival, is it a dellusion?
Started By: wangila wasike
they are confused as usual.
kombo is a confused person and lacks the basic strategies to negotiate for a viable coalition. let him try farming or some other career. | 10 Jul, 2007 | 2 Msgs |
| » | Reforms
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Crisis in ODM Kenya
Started By: Rodgers
crisis in odm
Odm has not been sincere to its members interms of who really should lead it.when any party is formed normal elections are to be done ,in this case it was board room selection which has lead to mistrust.
| 4 Aug, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Gender Equality
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | infrastaracture
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | The squatter issue at the coast
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | The trouble with Kenya
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Majimboism
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | National id crisis
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Kenyan politics and money
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | youth leadership
Started By: Rodgers
Lets Go
I encourage my fellow young people to get into the field this year and show wazee that we can be trusted with leadership.
Guys, lets go.
Check out my site www.enosforemuhaya07.com
Enos | 9 Jul, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Tribalism
Started By: Rodgers | 9 Jul, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Ageing and Public Policy
Started By: MUNANU
Ageing and Public Policy
This is an issue that I want to bring to the political arena if there anything that really happens to tap the wisdom of our elderly population. This is a good resource that we need to safeguard like any other resource. There are many efforts geared towards development of human capital from early childhood through college education. The same human resources | 2 Jul, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Potential of Coalition Politics Reducing Tribalism
Started By: Thomas Kimaru
Potential of Coalition Politics Reducing Tribalism
Contemporary political trajectroy in kenya is leaning more towards coalition politics. Interestingly, political parties are consolidating at regional and sub-regional levels. With these parties forming coalitions either before or after election periods, one can hypothesise that this emerging trend is likely to anchor Kenyan politics more at the regional | 25 Jun, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | POLITICS AND HIV/AIDS
Started By: charles maina | 14 Jun, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Are Disabled going to engage in 2007 peacefully?
Started By: Kemege Tyson | 7 Jun, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Tribalism!!!
Started By: Njoroge Isaac
good comment!
that is good from you brenda on tribalism. The big question is how can we stop this menace?personally, i think it starts in the mind and actions later. give your comments kenyans and for youths, kindly let's not allow our parents affect us on this issue.ONE NATION ONE COUNTRY ONE KENYA | 31 May, 2007 | 4 Msgs |
| » | national ID crisis
Started By: FELIX | 26 May, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Disintergration of university education
Started By: Kimisoi Isaac Yegon | 11 May, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | youth and leadership
Started By: kennedy onyango
Youth Leadership
Thanks guys for your various comments and insights. I am glad to inform you about an important National Youth Leaders Forum coming up in July (12th) 2008 at KICC, Nairobi. Please dropm me a line for more information. | 22 May, 2008 | 4 Msgs |
| » | Raila and the Hammer
Started By: Ngash
Raila is not ready for presindet
I don't see where Raila is a leader at all, having hammer worth over 30M.Is laughing to Kibera residents.Why not using halved sum to Langata problems. Is high time to eliminate greedy and ambitious leaders like Raila | 8 Jun, 2007 | 2 Msgs |
| » | Make the right choice as a youth
Started By: Achola Mugudo | 4 Apr, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Will women impact this elections?
Started By: milly odongo
Women are stable leaders given a chance
In Africa especially its a matter of attitude. If we look at issues critically and honestly...women are leading most homes. They are being empowered and its amazing someone posted a message that women cannot think! Sad as it is...they really do think. They just need support and a chance from people who believe in them.Moreover they have been able even | 29 May, 2007 | 9 Msgs |
| » | nyanza is left out of the tugutuke campaign
Started By: ted otuke | 19 Mar, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | traditional obstacles to youth partcipation in civ
Started By: wycliffe likhaya | 16 Mar, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | How should we tackle bribery during elections.
Started By: michael njoroge
what causes this. if we cant get the cause no solu
what causes bribery? why do people accept it? answer this and you'll get the solution. | 22 Mar, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | vijana in nyanza too need kugutuka
Started By: nashon ngwena
let's rise up
the yuth in nyanza need stand on their feet and speak up against selfish policking by the oldfolk in the region.we too need to be leaders. | 23 Jul, 2007 | 2 Msgs |
| » | Wacha Kibaki Abaki
Started By: Felix muchiri
Ndiyo
who else has such a poem friendly name
see:
KIBAKI ABAKI!!
TUNABAKI NA KIBAKI!!
WE ARE BACKING KIBAKI!!
WE WANT KIBAKI BACK!!!
who else ? | 21 May, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Kibaki ECK Commissioners appointments
Started By: SIMON WACHIRA
ok
let us read and see what is new | 12 Jul, 2007 | 2 Msgs |
| » | NAK kenya's future in kenyan politics
Started By: Boniface Nganga | 10 Jan, 2007 | 0 Msgs |
| » | NAK kenya's future in kenyan politics
Started By: Boniface Nganga
NAK Kenya is here to stay
With Martha Karua already campaigning for 2012 it seams that NAK Kenya is here to stay especialy if we consider the looming tusle btw ODMs leadership over the controversial Waki report. "Martha Go for It" | 19 Nov, 2008 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Has the Kibaki government facilitated democracy?
Started By: BOB WMW MUKHWANA
Kibaki's government and democracy
As a matter of fact we just cant ignore the much progress that we hav acheived during Kibakis regime regarding democracy. having came to power through a euphoria kenyans were so optimistic, as a result we are now suffering from dissolution. kibaki has facilitated democracy but we kenyans cant see since we cant put our political differences asisde | 10 Jan, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Civil Society Organisations are not doing enough
Started By: stanley | 3 Oct, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | tugutuke campaign is useless if we do not contest
Started By: njenga kihanya
i am an example,young people cn if they stood up
but moneyisthe main problem. i tried it in kasipul kabondo. it can work. lets not loose hope | 19 Mar, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | Media should stop being biased
Started By: Kahihu
we are ready
After observing the current crop of leaders and especially the theatre of the absurd tendencies that they have being performing, i know for sure we need new leadership to take us the land of plenty.we the youth of this country hold the ACES we have to fight to the end to get leadership positions esp. after observing what the have done to the young | 29 Nov, 2006 | 1 Msgs |
| » | MORE MPs? NO WAY
Started By: William
creating a constituency in turkana south
given the largeness and under representation of Turkana south i hereby suggest that this constitutency be divided into two to cater for needs of the Turkana community in the south. | 30 Dec, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | you
Started By: musa
You must be the one
you must be the one who did it, otherwise you couldn't have said it.
ama tuseme kuwa wewe ni kubafu | 10 Jan, 2007 | 1 Msgs |
| » | The Trouble With Kenya.
Started By: Odhiambo J.F.O | 18 Aug, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | development
Started By: chocolete | 15 Aug, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | YOUTHFUL LEADERSHIP IS WHAT WE NEED.
Started By: Gideon mutai
yep
we need the youth to take control but who is a rightful worhty youth and qualifications? | 11 May, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | RAILA AND '82 COUP
Started By: Collins Makoko
support for his participation
In as much as some people did not support his participation just in case he might have participated,my take in this is to give an illustration of our neighbor country Uganda which Mr Mseveni took power through the so called coup.If welook at that countrys economic performance has been better off than our country ever since time memorial. so, I dont | 7 Sep, 2007 | 4 Msgs |
| » | KENYAN POLITICS AND MONEY
Started By: njomo j m
The Trouble With Kenya.
the trouble with kenya does not lie in the productivity capacity of her land. it does not rest in the poor infrastructure therein. it does not hail from the tenets of its inevitable tribal diversity, but its rather founded squarely on its poverty in leadership with the sequel being primitive accumulation of its resources via utilisation of ethnicity. | 17 Aug, 2006 | 2 Msgs |
| » | Youth are we ready to take up leadership positions
Started By: michael njoroge | 11 Jul, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Youth are we ready to take up leadership positions
Started By: michael njoroge
Leadership;its never too early
I think that with the dynamism of the present-day Youth,leadership id more of a neccessity than before.Our impact on leadership can be monumental in numerous aspects. | 14 Mar, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | are luo mp's developing their areas or Raila
Started By: Felix Mwalo
LET LUOS SUPPORT OTHER PARTIES AS PECD
The main work of the Luo MPS is to see to it that they please Raila & this must stop. They dont have any dev.agenda except Tuju & Nyamunga.Party for Economic Change & Democracy founded by Messr Dr Agak is the only saviour for Luo politics. He believes in Luo Unity & at least 3 parties in Nyansa province but work together as ateam.May | 28 Mar, 2007 | 3 Msgs |
| » | the way forward as youth towards the next election
Started By: mulwa
Ready to roar
Unity of the youths is what is important here and i beleive with good sensitization the time is ripe , let all the youths with the information come to the rescue of the uninformed . | 3 Nov, 2006 | 3 Msgs |
| » | Lets decide on how to help ourselv thro this forum
Started By: Kimani | 30 Jun, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | LETS WORK TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE YOUTH LEADERSHIP
Started By: Sospeter Gitonga.
Youth being part of change
I'm a student at the Mohamed Amin Foundation of
television and film. Am currently doing research for
a feature on voting that i was hoping to do before
the end of september. The feature is part of the
HATUA show, a product of The Mohamed Amin
Foundation supported in part by a grant from
Foundation Open Society Institute (Zug).
HATUA | 7 Sep, 2006 | 2 Msgs |
| » | LETS WORK TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE YOUTH LEADERSHIP
Started By: Sospeter Gitonga.
The future belongs to us Youths
The future which of cours is now belongs to us , let us all pick our tools and start mobilising our fellow youths , carrying out civic education to sensitise our collegues on the importans of unity amongst us in the country . | 3 Nov, 2006 | 3 Msgs |
| » | YOUTH TO STOP MPS FROM MANAGING PROPOSED YOUTH KIT
Started By: Sospeter Gitonga.
POSITIVE MOVE
I feel that it is in the right move that the Youth Kit be managed at the district level through the micro finance institutions as opposed to the MPs since we have seen them mis manage the CDF funds in the past.Vijana tujikakamue kimaendeleo. | 11 Jul, 2006 | 1 Msgs |
| » | reggae celebreties
Started By: irungu kangata
i agree with kangata
IT IS TRUE THAT REGGAE MUSIC IS A FAVOURITE FORM OF MUSIC AMONG THE YOUTH AND SO ESPECIALLY IN THE RURAL AREAS.IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT IT FORM A CENJTRAL PART OF THE CAMPAIGN.THANX | 11 Jul, 2006 | 3 Msgs |
| » | Why can't we have a forum to talk to the politians
Started By: Eric Ndung'u | 20 Jun, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Y is da most critical of govt is da best politian?
Started By: Andrew Wanga | 24 May, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | why are young people going by euphoria?
Started By: Andrew Wanga
why are young people going by euphoria?
Its is unfortunate the cream of our society i.e young men who are learned enough and should be societal models have chosen 2 be cheaply used by our simple minded selfish polititians whose dream is ever 2 grab power even if it means branding unknown foreigners mercenaries.Its time we thought wisely and shunned this madness in the heads of these outdated | 24 May, 2006 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Why are our Politicians always blaming one another
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo
why are our politicians always blaming one another
Our politicians have weighed the quality of thinking in the minds of kenyans and because they have learned that kenyans are easily bought away by ideas whose background are not even to the people spreading such ideas,they keep blaming each other in public to get the game safer on their end.Though they blame each other in public,they are grt friends | 24 May, 2006 | 1 Msgs |
| » | What is wrong with Ugenya Constituency?
Started By: Gilbert Ogawo
Ugenya Elites have let Ugenya down
Alot can be done in Ugenya. The first step is that elites must participate actively.In the history of mankind, no society has developed without the participation of its best brains *elites*.Let the elites of ugenya start by influencing who gets elected from mlango to the MP, participate or initaite community devt projects in their village, organise | 23 Mar, 2010 | 19 Msgs |
| » | The old guards have done Kenya a disservice!
Started By: Simon Wachira | 28 Feb, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Is it institutions or personalities running Kenya?
Started By: Inzofu Mwale | 18 Jan, 2006 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Who can do better in the Kenya Gorv.
Started By: Robert Maskini
WHO can Make Kenya a Better Place
It is only the youth who can make kenya a better place, First is by voting in youth in parliament, council and Municipals and any other decision making organs.
Second youth should register themselves as Votors and Not only Noise makers who can not Vote.
Third is to have in the back of their mind that they are NO longer leaders of Tommorrow but they are leaders of today. | 4 Jul, 2006 | 3 Msgs |
| » | have you vlet us down mr.president
Started By: kanye | 23 Nov, 2005 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Have You Led Us Down Mr. President?
Started By: Thomas Nyambane
let down by President Kibaki
Mr. Kibaki despite giving room for development in his regime he had room to do quite a lot. he shouls have foremost sacked all the ministers implicated in corruption deals starting with the VICEPRESIDENT. All commisions he is setting up is a waste of taxpayers money as facts are spelt in black & white eg the KIRUKI commision & the Bethwel(constituion)commisions!!! | 14 Aug, 2006 | 1 Msgs |
| » | What is wrong with makueni district?
Started By: Abednego kioko nzomo
Is Agriculture the only way out of poverty
The elections are now over and leaders have been sworn in. I wonder what they plan for our dear Makueni and the rest of Ukamba region. Is Agriculture the only way out of poverty for our people? | 19 Jan, 2008 | 6 Msgs |
| » | papal election a lesson for democracy in kenya
Started By: philip musi | 20 Apr, 2005 | 0 Msgs |
| » | Constitution review
Started By: Koki Muli
Constitution review
The Bomas draft captures the views of Kenyans as collected by the Ghai team. However it now seems that the review way only meant to force Moi to share power as Michuki put it with his liver juggling story. Its sad indeed | 23 May, 2005 | 2 Msgs |
| » | Constitution review
Started By: Koki Muli | 13 Apr, 2005 | 0 Msgs |
| » | How about improving the police system
Started By: samuel Nyagah Ireri
how to improve the police system
| 19 Apr, 2005 | 3 Msgs |
| » | Executive Prime Minister
Started By: Kivuva
Executive PM
An Executive Prime Minister appointed by parliament will most definitely disenfranchise Kenyans. Our members of parliament have repeatedly acted out of self interest and are easily bribed to vote one way or the other. Only Kenyans can act in the best interest of this country. For that reason, only they should have the right elect the Premier should the post be created. | 19 Feb, 2008 | 9 Msgs |
| » | 2002 election projections
Started By: charlie
elections2002
well i bet that kenyans have expressed their will and there it is upto the NEW president to fulfil and honour his pledges.. and there fore he should stampout corruptiona and return the lost glory of kenya | 29 Dec, 2002 | 1 Msgs |
| » | Is a quick count of the 2002 General Elections Results Necessary?
Started By: Francis Ang'ila
Take Kanu to court
Pres-elect.Hon. Mwai KIbaki pls do us a favour of taking MOI and his Stooges who harassed and looted the country to court.
Just remember this.. The massacres, the arrest, the killings of innocent people, nepotism,favouritism, the appointments on personal and tribal affiliation, fallen industries, roads, incomptence in Governments , misuse of public | 29 Dec, 2002 | 4 Msgs |
