BY.LAMECK NGALA.
26/8/2016.
Do you the amount people used during ..the TUKUTANE MOMBASA ..CULTURAL???
Jaxon a student from one of the public university's from Mombasa says it cost him self over 50000 Kenyan money just to spend the nyt with his girl friend ..
Jaxon now says he could have used the money in important things because their relationship went off just after two days of happiness at mamangina drive Mombasa....
Usishangae hope Jaxon alipatikana na wama jiji that's how watu wana karibishwa jijini...
@princelameck
Friday, 26 August 2016
Monday, 22 August 2016
Kenya: Mob Lynches Man Who Slaughtered His Children in Nyamira
A shocked villager reacts after viewing the bodies of
two children killed by their father in Bobondo.
A
man in Nyamira County went berserk on Thursday evening, slaughtering
his two children before an angry mob lynched him in return.
The incident, which occurred in Bobondo, West Mugirango constituency, left many baffled.
Bugesi Okero, 25,
is said to have separated from his wife Rebecca six months ago and had
been living alone with the children, a daughter, 5, and son, 3.
"I got a call from a
neighbour that all was not well at home. On reaching our village, I
found the children's father trying to run away. He was, however,
overpowered by angry villagers, who killed him and set his body ablaze,"
Richard Tai, the lynched man's brother, told Nation.co.ke.
He said his brother
had been behaving strangely in recent days, adding that he had
demolished their late parents' houses in unclear circumstances.
"We have been trying to reconcile him with his runaway wife in vain. We don't know why he chased her away," added Mr Tai.
Nyamira South OCPD
Riko Ngare, who arrived at the scene shortly after the incident,
expressed his shock but urged members of the public not to take the law
into their own hands.
Police took the bodies to the Nyamira Teaching and Referral Hospital mortuary.
#Ephie Mramba
Kenya: Former President Kibaki Flown to South Africa for Treatment
Nairobi — Kenya's former President Mwai Kibaki has been flown to South Africa for treatment.
Kibaki left for South Africa Sunday morning.
"He was accompanied
by his doctor. We expect him to return soon, and Kenyans will be
informed of his progress as appropriate," a statement issued by State
House said.
"We ask Kenyans to pray for him, and to respect the privacy of the family at this difficult time," the statement added.
It's understood
that the former President was first taken to the Karen Hospital for
treatment on Saturday before a decision was taken to fly him to South
Africa.
The former
President formally started work as the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Special Envoy for Water in
Africa in June.
The former President expressed hope that the initiative will ensure proper water governance processes in Africa.
He noted that
progress in the sector will unlock Africa's potential for faster
job-creation, poverty eradication, and socio-economic growth and
development.
His role among
other goals includes drawing attention of Heads of State of governments
and civil societies to the importance of sustainable management of the
available water resources.
Ephie mramba
Indian Minister Mocked Over 'Human Chair' Flood Photo
"Embarrassing" politician is pictured being lifted above shallow water following flooding which has claimed more than 40 lives.
A senior
Indian politician has been ridiculed over images which show him being
carried through ankle-deep water while inspecting deadly flooding.
At least 40 people have died and hundreds of
thousands have been evacuated as floods triggered by monsoon rains hit
central and eastern India.
During a visit to a village hit by flooding, Shivraj Singh Chouhan was pictured wearing white trousers and being held aloft by two policemen in shallow water.
The photo of Mr Chouhan, chief minister of the Madhya Pradesh state, was splashed on newspaper front pages in India and sparked a backlash on Twitter.
One post read: "Shame on Shivraj Singh Chouhan. So embarrassing, wet your feet my man."
Another user joked that the picture showed Mr Chouhan "celebrating
with coaches and staff after defeating (Michael) Phelps to clinch gold
in 400m swimming."
Others accused the minister of abusing his position, while some drew comparisons to the treatment of British officials during colonial times.
The Hindustan Times reports that security officers lifted Mr Chouhan after he "hit a hard object in the mud".
Other reports suggest that the minister was hoisted over concerns about snakes in the water.
On Twitter Mr Chouhan posted pictures of himself surveying flood damage in barefoot, next to a man holding his shoes.
He omitted the image of him being carried through floodwater.
In Madhya Pradesh at least 17 people have died from drowning, electrocution and injuries from house collapses.
Mr Chouhan said: "The administration is alert and I have ordered them to provide food and clean water to the displaced.
"Weather warning administration will take adequate steps when needed."
Disaster management officials said that days of heavy rain have caused the Ganges River to rise above the danger mark in 20 districts.
Floods occur in many parts of India during the monsoon season, which runs from June through September.
During a visit to a village hit by flooding, Shivraj Singh Chouhan was pictured wearing white trousers and being held aloft by two policemen in shallow water.
The photo of Mr Chouhan, chief minister of the Madhya Pradesh state, was splashed on newspaper front pages in India and sparked a backlash on Twitter.
One post read: "Shame on Shivraj Singh Chouhan. So embarrassing, wet your feet my man."
Others accused the minister of abusing his position, while some drew comparisons to the treatment of British officials during colonial times.
The Hindustan Times reports that security officers lifted Mr Chouhan after he "hit a hard object in the mud".
Other reports suggest that the minister was hoisted over concerns about snakes in the water.
On Twitter Mr Chouhan posted pictures of himself surveying flood damage in barefoot, next to a man holding his shoes.
He omitted the image of him being carried through floodwater.
Mr Chouhan said: "The administration is alert and I have ordered them to provide food and clean water to the displaced.
"Weather warning administration will take adequate steps when needed."
Disaster management officials said that days of heavy rain have caused the Ganges River to rise above the danger mark in 20 districts.
Floods occur in many parts of India during the monsoon season, which runs from June through September.
ANN NYAMBU
Elected leaders, aspirants shouldn’t hold party positions, says Kieni MP Kanini Kega
Mr Kega supported involving the electoral commission in party nominations.
Monday August 22 2016
Kieni MP Kanini Kega addresses journalists in Nairutia Town on August
21, 2016. The MP said elected leaders and aspirants should not hold
party positions. PHOTO | GRACE GITAU | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Elected leaders and those aspiring for political seats should
not be given party positions in the new Jubilee Party, Kieni MP Kanini
Kega has said.
According to Mr Kega, the party leadership should be left to those who are not eyeing political seats and are "independent thinkers".
The MP dismissed claims that he was positioning himself to take up a party position.
“I would not wish to be a party leader because the party will demand my attention and deny me enough time to carry out my campaigns,” he said.
The MP accused leaders and aspirants for elective positions of fighting the [Jubilee] merger that seeks to unite Kenyans.
According to the MP, elected leaders would influence their nominations and this would result in battles in the Jubilee Party before its official launch in September.
“Let us not waste time thinking that someone will watch as they lose a nomination yet they are holding positions in the party.
"Of course they will do everything in their power to win,” he said.
He further supported the involvement of the electoral commission in party nominations.
This decision, he said, was a clear indication that the party has confidence in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
Leaders of The National Alliance, United Republican Party, Alliance Party of Kenya and the New Ford-Kenya are jostling for the top party positions.
The party’s constitution provides for 21 top posts, including that of the leader, reserved for President Kenyatta, and deputy party leader, set aside for Mr Ruto.
Three deputy chairpersons will be in charge of operations, programmes and strategy, while the secretary-general will also have three deputies for operations, programmes and strategy, among other functions.
The President and his deputy are expected to appoint interim officials.
According to Mr Kega, the party leadership should be left to those who are not eyeing political seats and are "independent thinkers".
The MP dismissed claims that he was positioning himself to take up a party position.
“I would not wish to be a party leader because the party will demand my attention and deny me enough time to carry out my campaigns,” he said.
The MP accused leaders and aspirants for elective positions of fighting the [Jubilee] merger that seeks to unite Kenyans.
According to the MP, elected leaders would influence their nominations and this would result in battles in the Jubilee Party before its official launch in September.
“Let us not waste time thinking that someone will watch as they lose a nomination yet they are holding positions in the party.
"Of course they will do everything in their power to win,” he said.
He further supported the involvement of the electoral commission in party nominations.
This decision, he said, was a clear indication that the party has confidence in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
Leaders of The National Alliance, United Republican Party, Alliance Party of Kenya and the New Ford-Kenya are jostling for the top party positions.
The party’s constitution provides for 21 top posts, including that of the leader, reserved for President Kenyatta, and deputy party leader, set aside for Mr Ruto.
Three deputy chairpersons will be in charge of operations, programmes and strategy, while the secretary-general will also have three deputies for operations, programmes and strategy, among other functions.
The President and his deputy are expected to appoint interim officials.
police arrest KDF soldier
Detectives have arrested a Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier, a
former soldier and three other men suspected to be selling explosives
in Lang’ata, Nairobi.
During the operation, police seized explosives, which were taken for analysis.
Francis Otieno Oluoch, based at the Kabete Barracks, former soldier Robert Osano and Nathaniel Kiprono, a security guard at Athi River Mining, were arrested on Sunday in Otiende estate by detectives posing as buyers.
Police also arrested Johnson Nyarang Omayio and Simon Muturi Gichuki, both residents of Kitengela and Waithaka, respectively.
The night operation involved a joint team of detectives from the National Intelligence Service, the Kenya Wildlife Service, the Bomb Disposal Unit at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headquarters.
Police are investigating the source of the explosives and seeking more suspects.
The Kabete-based soldier had left the service but later rejoined in the constabulary.
recent news 6hours ago BY Ann Nyambu
During the operation, police seized explosives, which were taken for analysis.
Francis Otieno Oluoch, based at the Kabete Barracks, former soldier Robert Osano and Nathaniel Kiprono, a security guard at Athi River Mining, were arrested on Sunday in Otiende estate by detectives posing as buyers.
Police also arrested Johnson Nyarang Omayio and Simon Muturi Gichuki, both residents of Kitengela and Waithaka, respectively.
The night operation involved a joint team of detectives from the National Intelligence Service, the Kenya Wildlife Service, the Bomb Disposal Unit at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headquarters.
Police are investigating the source of the explosives and seeking more suspects.
The Kabete-based soldier had left the service but later rejoined in the constabulary.
Explosives seized during a past police raid on suspected terrorists in
Mombasa. Detectives in Nairobi have arrested a KDF soldier, a former
soldier and three other men suspected to be selling explosives in
Lang’ata. FILE PHOTO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
recent news 6hours ago BY Ann Nyambu
ANN NYAMBU
Elected leaders, aspirants shouldn’t hold party positions, says Kieni MP Kanini Kega
Mr Kega supported involving the electoral commission in party nominations.
Monday August 22 2016
Kieni MP Kanini Kega addresses journalists in Nairutia Town on August
21, 2016. The MP said elected leaders and aspirants should not hold
party positions. PHOTO | GRACE GITAU | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Elected leaders and those aspiring for political seats should
not be given party positions in the new Jubilee Party, Kieni MP Kanini
Kega has said.
According to Mr Kega, the party leadership should be left to those who are not eyeing political seats and are "independent thinkers".
The MP dismissed claims that he was positioning himself to take up a party position.
“I would not wish to be a party leader because the party will demand my attention and deny me enough time to carry out my campaigns,” he said.
The MP accused leaders and aspirants for elective positions of fighting the [Jubilee] merger that seeks to unite Kenyans.
According to the MP, elected leaders would influence their nominations and this would result in battles in the Jubilee Party before its official launch in September.
“Let us not waste time thinking that someone will watch as they lose a nomination yet they are holding positions in the party.
"Of course they will do everything in their power to win,” he said.
He further supported the involvement of the electoral commission in party nominations.
This decision, he said, was a clear indication that the party has confidence in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
Leaders of The National Alliance, United Republican Party, Alliance Party of Kenya and the New Ford-Kenya are jostling for the top party positions.
The party’s constitution provides for 21 top posts, including that of the leader, reserved for President Kenyatta, and deputy party leader, set aside for Mr Ruto.
Three deputy chairpersons will be in charge of operations, programmes and strategy, while the secretary-general will also have three deputies for operations, programmes and strategy, among other functions.
The President and his deputy are expected to appoint interim officials.
According to Mr Kega, the party leadership should be left to those who are not eyeing political seats and are "independent thinkers".
The MP dismissed claims that he was positioning himself to take up a party position.
“I would not wish to be a party leader because the party will demand my attention and deny me enough time to carry out my campaigns,” he said.
The MP accused leaders and aspirants for elective positions of fighting the [Jubilee] merger that seeks to unite Kenyans.
According to the MP, elected leaders would influence their nominations and this would result in battles in the Jubilee Party before its official launch in September.
“Let us not waste time thinking that someone will watch as they lose a nomination yet they are holding positions in the party.
"Of course they will do everything in their power to win,” he said.
He further supported the involvement of the electoral commission in party nominations.
This decision, he said, was a clear indication that the party has confidence in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
Leaders of The National Alliance, United Republican Party, Alliance Party of Kenya and the New Ford-Kenya are jostling for the top party positions.
The party’s constitution provides for 21 top posts, including that of the leader, reserved for President Kenyatta, and deputy party leader, set aside for Mr Ruto.
Three deputy chairpersons will be in charge of operations, programmes and strategy, while the secretary-general will also have three deputies for operations, programmes and strategy, among other functions.
The President and his deputy are expected to appoint interim officials.
INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON THE 2017 ELECTION IN KENYA
There
is no doubt that for the first time in Kenya social media is going to be used
so extensively during elections. Given its popularity, social media could be
used as an influential channel for opinion leading, including agenda-setting
and public opinion formation. The technology revolution which we call it as
Internet has changed the world by connecting people across the globe.
Today's
youth in Kenya are increasingly using a numbers of social sites such as
Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Blog and LinkedIn as platforms for communicating
with friends, family and work colleagues. Social Media’s quick development
shows its influence on society and is a crucial part of the advancement of
information and communication technologies.
The
use of social media is significantly complex. Even though the use of social
media has several challenges such as security, privacy, accuracy at the same
time it provides the opportunities for sharing, collaboration, and engagement
of users which is provided by the medium of social media. It is very crucial to
understanding how and why these tools can be used in politics.
Social Media has rapidly grown in
importance as a platform for political activities in its different forms.
Social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube provide new ways
to encourage citizen get involved in political life, where elections and
electoral campaigns have a central role.
According to observers, social media would play a vital role in deciding
which party wins the most seats in the upcoming 2017 elections in Kenya the
reason for this being the youth.
This population of mostly the youth is either studying in college or working in various companies and other sectors or is either an entrepreneur. Their busy schedule has created a virtual distance between television and radio especially in case of acquiring or sharing information .The youth is tech savvy and love being connected with updated trends and topics which is possible by using laptops, desktops or the most favorite network connected mobiles.
Even
though politicians for their campaign still use posters, cut-outs, fliers,
graffiti and personal rally’s to reach and win over voters but with the social
media changing the picture of urban Kenya, political parties are becoming tech
savvy and realizing that social media is the only way to reach out to the this
young youth. Almost all other aspirants for Governor, Senator, Member of
Parliament, Member of County Assembly seats have also joined the social media
craze while the internet boom has drastically changed the media scene as they
use the social media to air out the political campaigns on who said what and
where they say it. They engage the voters by integrating their news practices
and their journalists follow events to deliver breaking news.
As the
political heat rises ahead of the 2017 general, elections, the social media
impact is going to be indisputable. Gone is the generation that rallied behind
a politician just because they belonged to a particular tribe. Many of the
politicians leaders whom we know today rose to power not because of their
remarkable leadership qualities but through the enormous number of voters
already have their fates decided by their voters on social media.
Many voters haven’t been home since the last
general elections but know various finished and unfinished developments
projects put up by the MCAS, how the scandals of the governor and senator has
derailed developments,all courtesy of the social media.
It’s not a doubt that the social media holds a key of the
outcome of the 2017 general elections and that the general election will be won
or lost on the social media platform.
yego jacinta.
STATUS QUO SYNDROME
I had this friend who no matter what advice you give him,he was always
satisfied with what he had. he never fought for more,he was contented.
his peers were way past him.Ten years later he still woke up the same
time everyday,did the same thing everyday,went home the same time
everyday and slept the same time. boring is what I might say,at
thirty,he looked like a fifty year old man .had a protruding tummy, five
kids and another on the way.
Whatever he did in his life was so predictable that it became a norm. Macharia was a small retail shop owner and if he had a knack for business or a goal to move forward, he now would be a proud owner of a chain of supermarkets.
What makes people fear moving forward and reach out to their goals?
Why do people stick in the status quo syndrome?
How do you know you are not moving forward?
The ability to ask yourself these questions will determine if you are a goal chaser or person suffering from (SQS)status quo syndrome.
What happens when you follow you goals,? you grow better each and everyday.
There are many enemies of a victorious lifestyle,
1.Fear.....Challenges will come
- Competition will come
-Death will come
The question is, are you brave enough to face all those? Are you ready to move forward or stay where you are just because of fear?
2. Pride........it comes before a fall.
Macharia was proud of whatever small he had achieved, as long as his children are well fed, sleep well, get the basic commodities in life. He never tried for more just because of fear, and pride.
Do an introspection of your lifestyle and attitude, it comes in many ways and its not something that can be calculated.
Struggle for a better life, a better future not only for you but also your children. do not be contented with what you have...struggle for more.
JACINTA YEGO
Whatever he did in his life was so predictable that it became a norm. Macharia was a small retail shop owner and if he had a knack for business or a goal to move forward, he now would be a proud owner of a chain of supermarkets.
What makes people fear moving forward and reach out to their goals?
Why do people stick in the status quo syndrome?
How do you know you are not moving forward?
The ability to ask yourself these questions will determine if you are a goal chaser or person suffering from (SQS)status quo syndrome.
What happens when you follow you goals,? you grow better each and everyday.
There are many enemies of a victorious lifestyle,
1.Fear.....Challenges will come
- Competition will come
-Death will come
The question is, are you brave enough to face all those? Are you ready to move forward or stay where you are just because of fear?
2. Pride........it comes before a fall.
Macharia was proud of whatever small he had achieved, as long as his children are well fed, sleep well, get the basic commodities in life. He never tried for more just because of fear, and pride.
Do an introspection of your lifestyle and attitude, it comes in many ways and its not something that can be calculated.
Struggle for a better life, a better future not only for you but also your children. do not be contented with what you have...struggle for more.
JACINTA YEGO
success
To succeed, you have to bypass many obstacles. Everybody passes through
this, its a rite of passage. all you have to know is that there is light
at the end of the dark tunnel you are in, keep moving, have hope
because at the end of it all everything will be alright.
-Don't give up
-Don't give up
-Don't let it put you down.
-Gather all your strengths.
-Forget your fears.
Keep on going and going. learn the lessons as you go...find solutions that you can use later.
when you get there, don't slack of be comfortable that you have reached, NO, keep moving and remember, not all times are the best times... there will come a time that things will change but since you have once gone through it, and you have the experience, the solutions, the hope and more importantly, the lessons learned you will rise up again;But remember, on your way, do not step on the people you meet , you will meet them again and again and again.
This is a time you will realize that you are alone in the world...others may be against you, friends turn foe, family abandon you...move on..stop the desperate attempt to follow up on them.
Believe in yourself, bring out the assertive part of you.Take care of yourself..feed your self esteem and you will succeed in all you do.
Keep on going and going. learn the lessons as you go...find solutions that you can use later.
when you get there, don't slack of be comfortable that you have reached, NO, keep moving and remember, not all times are the best times... there will come a time that things will change but since you have once gone through it, and you have the experience, the solutions, the hope and more importantly, the lessons learned you will rise up again;But remember, on your way, do not step on the people you meet , you will meet them again and again and again.
This is a time you will realize that you are alone in the world...others may be against you, friends turn foe, family abandon you...move on..stop the desperate attempt to follow up on them.
Believe in yourself, bring out the assertive part of you.Take care of yourself..feed your self esteem and you will succeed in all you do.
jepkemoi jacinta yego
Presidential Primaries
Clinton camp tries to deflect foreign money criticism, points finger at Trump campaign
Now Playing Pollshow Trump only slightly ahead of Clinton in Texas
“We need Donald Trump to explain to us the extent to which the hand of the Kremlin is at the core of his campaign," Clinton campaign manager Robbie Mook said on “ABC’s “This Week.”
Mook’s appearances on ABC and CBS’ “Face the Nation,” and the attacks on Trump come amid renewed questions about the potential influence of foreign money on the Clinton Foundation.
Newly released documents show the State Department considered buying a property for a U.S. embassy in Lagos from a foreign company with ties to a wealthy foundation donor shortly after Clinton resigned as secretary of state in 2013.
Last week, Trump campaign Chairman Paul Manafort resigned amid more reports about his financial ties to Russian-backed Ukraine politicians, included ousted President Viktor Yanukovych, whom Putin supported.
However, Mook pointed to Trump’s apparent political admiration for Putin as well as the Trump campaign’s apparently successful attempt to soften Washington Republicans’ desire to arm Ukraine’s pro-Western government against Russian intrusion.
Sunday, 21 August 2016
Friday, 19 August 2016
Friday, 12 August 2016
Who is fooling who?
By Shadrack Ogega ogegasharack@gmail.com
T
he news is now out, September 8, 2016 all jubilee coalition affiliate parties, amongst which, TNA, URP, JAP, APK, UDF, UPK, PNU, TIP TIP, GNU, New Ford Kenya, Ford People and Republican Council, will hold separate convections during which the parties shall formalize their resolutions and to dissolve and join the jubilee party. But this move to merge political parties into one front party has steered mixed reactions amongst political bigwigs and the Kenyan citizens.
Though this merge seems so simple and up taken, it servers as an illustration of the dilemma Kenyans find themselves into, not knowing who is up to what? I choose to use a case study of the merger between the Progressive - Conservative Party and the Reform/Canadian Alliance parties of Canada, which were merged on grounds of votes-seats disproportionally, access to new resources both electoral and financial and lastly rebranding, and I pose the question if this is the case with the Jubilee merger.
According to the President and his deputy, who are precisely the leaders of the Jubilee party, have clearly stated that the move is meant to put an end to regional and ethic political outfits, which has characterized Kenyan’s political landscape since the re-introduction of multiparty politics, and as such the politics of the country going forward will be based on issues, agenda, manifesto and programs that ensures every single Kenyan feels included in the government a definition of democracy.
The opposition on the other hand through its leader, Mr. Odinga seem to be reading from another script, claiming that the move undermines the spirit of multiparty democracy, and that takes Kenya back to the days of single party system, where Jubilee seeks to kill other parties and have power to themselves for good. With this, should we as Kenyans be wary of the merger or embrace it warmly as a tool for our unity, or should we be on guard for democracy, meanwhile do you see any need to re-think the idea of Jubilee being branded as a Kanu reincarnate?...food for thought
By Shadrack Ogega ogegasharack@gmail.com
T
he news is now out, September 8, 2016 all jubilee coalition affiliate parties, amongst which, TNA, URP, JAP, APK, UDF, UPK, PNU, TIP TIP, GNU, New Ford Kenya, Ford People and Republican Council, will hold separate convections during which the parties shall formalize their resolutions and to dissolve and join the jubilee party. But this move to merge political parties into one front party has steered mixed reactions amongst political bigwigs and the Kenyan citizens.
Though this merge seems so simple and up taken, it servers as an illustration of the dilemma Kenyans find themselves into, not knowing who is up to what? I choose to use a case study of the merger between the Progressive - Conservative Party and the Reform/Canadian Alliance parties of Canada, which were merged on grounds of votes-seats disproportionally, access to new resources both electoral and financial and lastly rebranding, and I pose the question if this is the case with the Jubilee merger.
According to the President and his deputy, who are precisely the leaders of the Jubilee party, have clearly stated that the move is meant to put an end to regional and ethic political outfits, which has characterized Kenyan’s political landscape since the re-introduction of multiparty politics, and as such the politics of the country going forward will be based on issues, agenda, manifesto and programs that ensures every single Kenyan feels included in the government a definition of democracy.
The opposition on the other hand through its leader, Mr. Odinga seem to be reading from another script, claiming that the move undermines the spirit of multiparty democracy, and that takes Kenya back to the days of single party system, where Jubilee seeks to kill other parties and have power to themselves for good. With this, should we as Kenyans be wary of the merger or embrace it warmly as a tool for our unity, or should we be on guard for democracy, meanwhile do you see any need to re-think the idea of Jubilee being branded as a Kanu reincarnate?...food for thought
Monday, 8 August 2016
ni vigumu kujua jinsi gani mototo amelelewa ,lakini katika mashule mengi humu nchini hio ndo jinsi wanafunzin hudhihirisha ule upande mwingine wa tabia zao.kama uonavyo katika kanda hiyo ya video hivyo ndo wanafunzi wengi huweza kujimwaga mwaga katika uninguaji viuno. swali ibuka ni je, walimu huwa wapi wakati wa uninguaji viuno huo?
ama je sherehe hizi huwa na dhana gani katika tabia na masomo ya wanafunzi?
ukitafakari hayo tazama uninguaji viuno wa wanafunzi hao.......
BY.
OMAR MAZERA.
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOMBASA.
Monday, 1 August 2016
Kenyan students have just made it in the kenyan book of records this year.A day after the other doms changes to ashes .but why then? Others say the ministry is behind this but ..I personal I say NO .why are we accusing the cabinet secretary for flames in schools ? Or do you mean the ministry is to monitor all the activities of pupils in the country, from malindi, kwale to kisii? That can't work. Remember any school is under management to do that work lets stop blaming the ministry . I think this is the so called politics .
Politics have nothing to do in such issues because at last our on parents are to pay back any kind of damages caused. We should not allow politics to overpower us yet we know very well that we have been causing a lot of stresses to our parents not politicians.
It is clear that anything in kenya must be politicized . students burning schools the minister must go ,attacks ,minister must go,elections ,IEBC must go.....kenya has now become a country of MUST GO. Guys our parents are tired of paying damages so please make point of siriousness in your studies.
written by Omar mazera.
Technical university of Mombasa
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