upendo 98:

Hey kenyan man how are you.
Why are you linking the hague case with corruption? dont you realise those are political crimes being dealt with at the Hague and not corruption? you should have mentioned,the KACC ,lumumba and the likes.
The hague case is all about the post election violence that saw thousands displaced and die.Cause was political and ethnic hatred not corruption as we understand it.

kenyaman:

Kenya has taken steps to make sure that corruption will be a thing of the past. There are those that are not sure that our new Constitution will deliver the balance of power for the Republic of Kenya, reinforce nationalism, and do away with tribalism, but most of us do believe in the dawn of true NATIONALISM, as counties work towards development.

On the legal side, we have begun to clean that side also including work with the Hague to clean the ills of 2007 and all previous elections. See     sautiyakenya.com or sautiyakericho.com

kenyaman

kenyaman:

It looks like your concerned about the hague, the Kenya constitution and the warrants of arrest and the trial at hague. Donot confuse "sautiyakericho or sautiyakenya with a website. Just go to the site and learn a little bite about fairness, justice, equality of persons. You will better for this than websites etc

kenyaman:

UPENDO hili ni jina lako? Unatoka wapi Africa?

kenyaman:

Upendo read my past statements. Read current statements. The age for power grabbing, tribal politics is gone. See Njenga Mina in Church on the net.

kenyaman:


Upendo, maana yake ni "love". Unajua? In response to your question yes, I am aware just like you, information from the network. I am not privy to the situation.

Do you know more?

kenyaman:

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To your very last question Upendo. Ask me anyway in your national language and see if I can be able to answer. You may be surprised of my knowledge base. Where are you writing from?
kenyaman

That aside' you sound like the voice of one crying in the wilderness

kenyaman:

WHY AFRICANS MUST FOLLOW UP AND READ THIS HAGUE/OCAMPO CASE.

Not only Africans.All leaders in the world esp those who have signed the hague treaty.



1. It is about corruption in high places>> It is about greed for power and tribal politics

2. People who believe in tribal leadership and swear to cling to power by whatever means necessary>> As well as those who will employ all tactics to get hold of the power.They are both guilty.

3.People who do not speak of what policies will built Kenya in this instance, but what can we do to defeat Odinga in this case.>> Who are the policy makers? We have a new constitution in place. It's being implemented bit by bit.As I type Interviews are going on for the next Electoral commission chairman.No favorism here having seen the kind of questions they ask.

4. Such views of Ruto, Uhuru, Kolonzo, Wamalwa, and the pwani Mdigo, the lost case>> Watch how the coalitions are forming again. Each leader is trying to befriend the 3 largest groups in Kenya. Without association with the 3 you aint going nowhere.None of these you mentioned can make it alone. Heard of G7?

5. The platform, that seeks to ousted another politician by any means necessary should never be embraceable  by any KENYAN, or AFRICAN.>> That will take the effort of citizens.They must refuse to be used by any leaders. The kenyans had a taste of what war is about in 2007.Nobody wants a repeat.The very reason the hague trial is happening.

6. KENYANS should seek and support only policies that a politician brings to the table:>> And the policies they bring must be beneficial to the citizens. Kenyans are wiser and smarter now cz they know their rights.Dictatorship went with moi.Guess that is why guys misbehaved in 2007 cz of too much freedom of expression. Kibaki is not confrontational and outspoken like moi.Theres wisdom in silence.

7. Will politicians enjoy increase in wealth at the expense of the middle and lower populations of Kenya?>>Recent changes in the judiciary is aimed at curbing this.Resting power with parliamentarians is also not good. They adjust it at will. But they are leaving.

8. Will members of Parliament, judges, KRA (which is composed of the wealthy) pay taxes?>>Of course.Infact it caused an uproar after tax arrears were backdated to last year.They just couldn't believe it.

9. Will the coffee and tea plantations belong to the owners or Kenya central government?>> Well ask yourself,who plants the tea and coffee? If the tea grows in western county it belongs to the western people and it must benefit them. The income from exportation benefits the country as a whole. Who elects these leaders? the farmers themselves, so pause on politics.

10. Will the port of Mombasa belong to the coastal people or the central government?>> says who?update your records.There have been recent changes in port management. Are you aware there are plans to build a new port  in lamu? Do you know it would be unfair not to employ the local residents but give the jobs to outsiders? Its all part of community development nothing tribal.

11. What is a livable wage for all middle and lower class Kenyans?>>Interesting.Its now criminal to pay an uneducated  house maid anything less than usd63 assuming the roe to be 80/usd. Livable wage for citizen varies depending on lots of factors. eg where you live,shop,etc. A well to do Kenyan living in Runda lives differently from the poor dude in kibera. They may both eat flour but one eats superior quality flour than the other. A livable wage could therefore be any amount that makes you able to afford your daily needs.
12. Should the media in Kenya pursue policy questions at all cost? In my view YES>> Of course but careful. Media is very sensitive and can make or break. Ask Sang.

Sautiyakenya.com       or Sautiyakericho.com

kenyaman:

Upendo,



You impress me as someone very knowledgeable.  Where in Kenya are you from? Observing the way you write, you appear like a person who speaks freely.  Is your freedom because of the new Kenyan constitution or because you are out of the country and you are able to speak freely? May I ask, where in Kenya do you come from? Pwani, bara, kaskazini? My language of Kiswahili is rusty for luck of practice. Zungumza nami kila siku.

kenyaman-upendo