After celebrating 2010 Constitution @16 last week they guy can't follow any single article of the constitution on the roles of the executive.
How can a President announce a tax reduction at a press conference without passing it through the parliament?
Again, the brutality is the point. Believe your lying eyes. You can't afford what you used to, and you're pointed to a road being built and told the economy is working. You're abducted, or beaten, and told "si sorry bas, we have a good constitution". Goons roam the streets and you're told security starts with you. This is an argument between Kenya's past and its future.
We are living in fear in our own country. Someone exposes a rotten system, and instead of the law enforcers going after those responsible, they’re unleashed on the person who exposed the rot. The way Kenya is governed, you’d think it’s a family business and 50m citizens are merely employees with no rights. A handful of people cannot keep bullying an entire nation forever. Ipo siku!
The 'Charles Alusala' in the police uniforms tender is the same ' Charles Alusala' in the NTSA deal who is William Ruto's accountant.
And he has the audacity to lie to you that after signing the conflicts of interests Bill he lost so many friends.
Which friends? He's the one shamelessly doing business with our taxes.
This is not hustling. This is a crime.
I told you that William Ruto and his fellow crooks are doing business with your taxes.
" I lost so many friends when I signed the conflict of interests Bill." Nonsense.
A quick search on the company given the tender to supply Police Uniforms.
The name is Nalitex.
A CR12 search on E- citizen says the company belongs to Selpha Chesimi.
But there's a telephone number the company is registered to.
If you put the number in your MPesa or Airtel Money, it brings the name Charles Alusala.
Who is Charles Alusala? Daily nation says Charles Alusala is William Ruto's long serving accountant and also the name behind NTSA tender.
Its never about solving your problems. Its always about doing business with your taxes.
I asked someone what is the difference between Ruto's Regime and Uhuru's Regime.
She said:
“If I want to go to Mombasa and use the SGR, I’m grateful to Uhuru.
When I use the Nairobi Expressway and see how quickly I get to my destination without sitting in tiresome traffic, I say, ‘God bless Uhuru.’
Then I asked, “What about Ruto?”
She paused and said:
“Every month, I look at my payslip and see money being deducted for this thing called Affordable Housing. I resent Ruto. Those houses are not even affordable to the poor. They will mostly be bought by the rich. My money is being used to benefit people who are already better off.
And whenever I walk past Parliament, I get a painful déjà vu. I remember how young people’s lives were lost, and my heart skips a beat.
That is why, when the time comes, I must make the right decision.”
Cannot attack his IQ, his intention or his mass appeal
Now go for his “morals”
That is Obama, Xi of China and former British PM Camron catching a pint. Top world leaders
Plus Sifuna was drinking Tusker, our National brand
This type of blogging gets no results. Mje niwafunze
Doctors are like judges. They create a cocoon around each other
You touch one, the rest become reticent and almost silently hostile
We saw how late Nairobi Hospital Doctor Ombaka was maltreated over administrative issues
He was 83 for God’s sake! Rip
Now Dr. Gikonyo of Karen was called by the President during some Health forum the other day
Bro picked and kept quiet!
Dr. Gikonyo is not your average physician, he has been a personal doctor to notable names including Emilio Kibaki
A testament to his dexterity as a professional. He was even fired during Moi days and fled to US
You ambush him on call publicly hivo hata mimi nakueka on hold. Watu waheshimiane
I don’t think it had much to do with his claims that his hospital hasn’t received remittances
Haezi shindwa kujitetea. It was more of solidarity with his peer(s)
On SHA- I cannot ascertain with finality its efficacy
I am not a registered member. All I can speak of is that you cannot adjudge a model based on number of those registered
Yet those who remit are not even half. Begs the concern, hawa over 22M out of 31 wako registered na hawalipi, ni kwa nini?
Then find a solution
2. When politicians who use private insurance speak for SHA and with a ting of arrogance, more than the citizens who use it, hapo iko shida
3. Things like system failure, late reimbursements, patients still asked to pay in cash ought to be sorted
In stead of kukemea watu, why not hear their challenges and address them?
Who thinks for this government? How do you justify forcing a minimum wage tea picker in Kericho or waiter in Kwale to finance middle class housing in Nairobi?