@darkerberry__ The legal administrator of the deceased's estate can legally claim damages. This generally covers pain and suffering experienced by the deceased before death, loss of expectation of life, and special damages like funeral expenses.
Look at the excerpt below from the Auditor General.
It relates to the Consolidated Fund Services under the National Treasury. @JohnMbadiN
The findings are bonkers. Insane.
It talks about "ghost pensioners". Receiving billions in "pension".
This account handles tens of billions.
And, it appears that much of the money is going to "ghost pensioners".
Here is a sample:
>>(4,843) pensioners in the main payroll for December, 2024 with either invalid or missing tax PINs in the system.
>>4,847 pensioners in the main payroll whose date of birth was identical to their enrolment or end-of employment.
>>There were forty thousand, one hundred and forty (40,140) pensioners in the month of June, 2025 who had invalid ID numbers.
>>There were two thousand, nine hundred and twelve (2,912) deceased principal pensioners who had their names captured as “DUMMY”.
2,912 dead people still receive benefits.
>>There were two thousand, three hundred and eighty-six (2,386) instances where the pensioners’ names were identical to the dependents’ names.
It is corruption that defies credulity.
And, it only makes sense because corruption is accepted - even promoted, by this "government".
How?
Watch the attached clip.
@LKMOchieng@Kvaati We elect Sifuna based on who he says he stands for. The constitution and particularly those six values that include human rights, social justice and the rule of law. How then can it be that he surrounds himself with individuals that are the opposite of what he stands for?
@Iam0ptie@Kvaati If you are the general and you win the war with the help of certain lieutenants, you have to show loyalty. That there was Kibaki's problem and resulted in the it's our time to eat. It's difficult I agree. But we cannot look for easy solutions in the journey to the Kenya we want
@iamkipro@mabrukix Do you also agree that leaders who steal billions and kill incessantly without remorse be arrested? A social contract based on the rule of law as you propose means that it applies to all not selectively based on political expediency..
@DrGMwanzia Oh. He gets it. They all do. But they all seek the trappings of power to enrich themselves. They get a God complex. They see conspiracies everywhere. They get it but cannot dare act for the common good. That would betray who they are. Egoistical maniacs with no patriotic bone
@CaptainKipkorir@hilary_kartel@georgediano@TSC_KE Would you be inferring that teaching children that leaders should not lie or orchestate war is a failure to be neutral as this would be pointing fingers at certain leaders? Absurd, dont you think?
@gyude_moore Or summer is here. We know that US interests do not always align with the best interests of Africans. Regime change is usually promoted to facilitate extraction. This moment, offers Africans an opportunity to look within. To develop outside the sphere of western influence..
@AfricaResearch@WSJ@WSJopinion It is quite akin to Orwell's 1984 , where Africa is also in the mergins. Mentioned for slaves and resource extraction. I think this is an opportunity for Africa to carve out its own place in this new world--and not leave it for the West to assign it a place. Don't you?
@amenya_nelson I think we need to trade with the world....but in our currency. If the world order no longer exists, why should Africans use the dollar to trade amongst themselves. We should grab this new frontier and be wiser and more strategic than our forefathers
@charliekirk11 As a Kenyan, I absolutely agree with our former president. I hope the US will also agree with the African governments when the US dollar is no longer the trading currency in the vein of MAGA....