Closing the Security Gap: The Escalation Gap
The greatest security failures often happen in the minutes after a threat is detected.
Many organizations have alarms that activate and CCTV that records the event, but no structured process to verify, prioritize and escalate.
The Government has taken measures to mitigate against the unprecedented spike in global fuel prices ocassioned by the US/ Israel- Iran war.
With the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, ships are taking longer routes and insurance costs have soared to record highs.
The Goverment has already reduced VAT on fuel from 16% to 8%, while 12 billion shillings from the fuel stabilization fund have been applied to manage prices, otherwise the prices would have shot to 300 shillings per litre by now.
President William Ruto has ordered an interministerial engagement of Cabinet Secretaries responsible for the National Treasury, Energy, Transport and Interior to engage with stakeholders to see what additional measures are necessary, and to make sure normalcy in the transport sector returns as soon as possible.
While citizens have the freedom to demonstrate to show their displeasure with the prevailing situation, criminal acts of arson, obstruction of traffic,looting of property and robbery of motorists and other innocent members of the public cannot be tolerated and will be severely punished.
The public is requested to exercise calm and patience as the Government contemplates additional measures to ensure that fuel prices do not rise to levels that will cause serious damage to the economy, in as much as possible, and cognizant that the present situation is caused by factors beyond the control of the Republic of Kenya.
In many countries, speed cameras are clearly marked to encourage drivers to slow down. The goal is safety, not fines.
Maybe @ntsa_kenya should adopt the same approach instead of enforcement methods that feel more like traps than road safety measures.
Somewhere in an African church, a pastor is busy telling the congregation to fast and pray for israel๐ Justifying the war with Iran because Iran is the devil right, and Israel the Saint
By all means, take this time to educate yourself on the real Israel State and why they keep shoving this genocidal zionist state down your throatโ๐ฝ
Emancipate yourself from this mental slavery once and for all.
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Tuesday is Tuesday and it seems the Streets are calling. Nashangaa kwa nini hatusikii from State House Nairobi that DIG Eliud Lagat and Gaucho are guests of the State.
#ArrestEliudLagat
UPDATE on my earlier tweet about the UK Visa Application Centre in Westlands, Nairobi
After raising concerns about the inhumane and exploitative treatment of Kenyan visa applicants, I had a meeting with Mr. Avinash Balu from the Centre. I took this opportunity to voice what many of us have experienced and demanded tangible, immediate changes. May I also add his prompt response to this matter is highly appreciated
Hereโs what I put forward,
Dignified Waiting Areas: Our people cannot continue to queue under the sun, on pavements, like second-class citizens. The Centre must provide shaded, seated waiting areas for all applicants not just VIPs.
Parking for Applicants: The new location at Principal Place lacks basic convenience. I demanded the inclusion of a designated parking area for applicants, especially those with children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
Clear & Respectful Communication: No more vague emails or shifting instructions. I demanded a communication overhaul from the email notifications to the security personnel at the entrance. People deserve to know exactly when and how to collect their documents without confusion or coercion into paying more.
Inclusive Feedback Channels: I made it clear that feedback shouldnโt only be collected from prominent individuals. Every applicant deserves to be heard and respected. If youโre taking our money, you must also take our concerns ,all of them!!
Mr. Balu acknowledged these issues and assured me that changes are underway. A senior staff member will also publicly respond to this tweet , outlining the corrective measures being implemented. (I hope they keep their word)
But this is not where it ends.I will return in 3 months to follow up and assess whether these promises have been honored. This is not a PR opportunity ,this is a human dignity audit.
Africans should not have to endure humiliation just to apply for a visa to countries that benefit from our talent, money, and labor.
We must call out exploitative systems and demand better.
Which other embassy must we call out??
Regards
Lynn