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25Jan/120

KENYA: WHY UHURU AND MUTHAURA MUST RESIGN

From: barack abonyo

Respect for the law is measure of civility in a nation. In Kenya many have shown uncivility by ignoring the laws of the land not knowing that the same impunity can be applied by every citizen especially if the custodian or the lawmakers are not obeying the same law they make.It is time for Uhuru and Muthaura to be civil. They have a responsibility to serve as goo...d examples in this new dispensation where every Kenyan is required to be law abiding.
Even though the ICC decision does not prove they are guilty of any offence yet, the rulling make it impossible for for them to carry out the duty of our nation devoid of suspiscion. A suspect in such a high level position is a dangerous suspect especially if that suspecvt may have the capacity to paralyze the country's function. In my view it is important that the prime minister and the president realize that these guys are not accused of a misdeamenor. They are accused of killing people and maitaining them in power is giving them a bad window of opportunity that they may use for bad thins. They may use this very same power to muscle up the witnessesand shut them up for good. At this point Muthaura is a dangerous guy especailly when he still has powers to give orrders to the police, the military and even the permanent secretaries. It is suicidal to give a potential dea throw inmate a rope inside a jail house. By allowing Uhuru to hold the finace docket and Muthaira being the secretary of the cabinet office we have a bad combination. We are basically leaving loaded guns in the hands of suicidal mad men. It is time for all Kenyans to demand that the two resign immediately.

Dr. Barack Otieno Abonyo
Associate Professor of Pharmacology
College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Florida A and M University
1415 Martin Luther King Dr.
Tallahassee Fl, 32304
Tel:850-561-2553
850-339-4806

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Subject: THE PRICE OF TRIBAL POLITICS.....

Yes, Comrades, Uhuru and Muthaura should have long stepped down from office - and must do so now - voluntarily through resignation, through removal by appointing authorities, or by public demand.

In the same manner, I also strongly believe that:-

1) Justice must not only be done, but also SEEN to be done, and
2) Selective justice is NOT justice.

I am still to see convincing reasons why the 2 principles were not also dragged to the Hague, or does anyone have any? Under these circumstances, a Local Tribunal should immediately be started to try both small and big fish (including the 2) that were involved or suspected to have been involved in the post-election violence, otherwise we'll have set a very bad precedence. At a minimum, the ICC process has sent a strong message that when the time of reckoning comes, no-one is above the law (even the high and mighty). But how about the 2? You may even wish to throw Kivuitu in there!

May justice be our shield and defender,
Shem

From: Emmanuel Dennis

Roz,
There was a silent voice making rounds that the then Minister for internal Security, upon the ODM calls to go to ICC, he collected all the intel mostly collected on the activities of the sturborn ODM proponents and traded with his independence.

Wonder why he was never mentioned on the envelope yet he is the one who was giving orders to special police units. He bought his freedom by providing Ocampo with hard evidenced stamped Government of Kenya.

That is what Ocampo relied on heavily to indict the Kenyan guests to the ICC. He has evidence beyond reasonable doubt. The four guys are going down. Me thinks there are more surprises coming our way especially with the key witnesses that might be dragged into the whole fiasco.
The debacle has just began.
Let justice be our shield and defender.
Uhuru and Muthaura must step aside.

ED

On 24 Jan 2012, at 20:50, roz kahumbu wrote:

Jagem

I really have no idea. There are numerous videos of the PEV all over the internet and on UTube. I have met this particular photographer/film maker but where Ocamp gets his evidence from is anyone's guess.BBC, Aljazeera have some good film which can be found on UTube and UN observers were all over Kenya at the time.

NSIS biz with ICC is unknown to me too.

roz

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From: Jagem K'Onyiego

Roz,

Is it true that ICC used all these Pictures and many more, plus narration from surviving victims, to arrive to their conclusion?
And what was it that was given to Ocampo, by NSIS which they have kept Confidential to this day?

Jagem

From: roz kahumbu

Like the photographer says from his heart

" LEST WE FORGET "

25Jan/120

Kenya: Kibaki, Kalonzo react to the ruling…..Is Kibaki & Co. Trying to Block Justice?

from Judy Miriga

Folks,

ICC Hague made a stride many Kenyas were looking forward to. The ICC broke the ice and made a forward move according to the National Reform Accord Agenda, in line with the International Rome Treaty which Kenya Ratified.

The two Coalition Principles [...] Continue Reading...

25Jan/120

Kenya: KCDN is moving boldly into the future

from odhiambo okecth

Friends,
KCDN is moving boldly into the future.

We have been very busy in the Boardrooms as we are in the Trenches lately. And to this extent, it is important that we make some four very crucial announcements.
First, we have been in discussions with several Government Officials and [...] Continue Reading...

25Jan/120

Pardon me please, I am Kenyan

From: Leo Odera

From: peter oliver

GOSSIP-COLUMN

BY PETER OLIVER OCHIENG

Recently, I read a piece in one of Kenya’s daily papers under a banner heading, “What Africa thinks of Kenyans.” The article sampled a host of opinions on what Africans think of Kenyans from Rwanda, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, [...] Continue Reading...

24Jan/121

KENYA: AVOID THINGS THAT CAN MAKE US HATE EACH OTHER-LENTEN CAMPAIGN 2012

From: ouko joachim omolo
Colleagues Home & Abroad Regional News

BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 2012

The theme of this year’s Lenten Campaign is “Towards a Transformed Kenya”, Let Light Shine out of Darkness (2Cor.4:6). The Kenya Episcopal Conference Catholic Secretariat Catholic Justice and Peace Commission has chosen [...] Continue Reading...

24Jan/120

Kenya: Finance Bill Row Hands Fraudsters Lifeline

From: Judy Miriga

Folks,

Kenya's Coalition Government under the leadership of Kibaki and Raila should face Legal Justice over charges on Economic Theft engaging on illegal and unconstitutional business undertaking of special interest that saw the country drifting into Economic crisis from imbalances of such economic crimes. This behavior has made [...] Continue Reading...

24Jan/120

The Ten Things To Look For, To Know That Kenya Has Changed

From: Joram Ragem

#10. When elections results will not be counted in the dark and the media given a blackout.

#9. When the presumed winner is not sworn in at night like a thief.

#8. When a senior government official will heed a watchman's order of "Panga line" and if they don't, [...] Continue Reading...

23Jan/121

Is the trade in human body parts thriving in Kenya?

Commentary By Leo Odera Omolo In Kisumu City.

The time is ripe for the government to launch a full scale investigations with the view to establish the truth about the widely spread rumors that trade in human body parts has of late become a booming trade in some parts [...] Continue Reading...

23Jan/120

World Bank Warns of More Severe Economic Shocks in 2012

From: Judy Miriga

Folks,

Kenya's Coalition Government under the leadership of Kibaki and Raila should face Legal Justice over charges on Economic Theft engaging on illegal and unconstitutional business undertaking of special interest that saw the country drifting into Economic crisis from imbalances of such economic crimes. This behavior has made [...] Continue Reading...

22Jan/120

Kenya: Noted Mr. Agevi; Kenyans making a difference- The Zimmerman Clean-up Campaign

from odhiambo okecth

Dear Mr. Agevi,

I want to believe that our Partners are taking note of the same.

Thanks and let us work for a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya.

Oto

--- On Sat, 1/21/12, Research Triangle Africa - Elijah Agevi wrote:

Dear Mr. Odhiambo,

Asante sana for sharing the photographic evidence of [...] Continue Reading...

22Jan/120

Kenya: Court allows case blocking Njiraini appointment

from Tebiti Oisaboke

Much and sincere thanks goes to the Consumer's Federation of Kenya (Cofek) to successfully petition the HC to suspend the "illegal" hiring of Mr. John Njiraini as Kenya's next Chief tax Collector. The impunity act by Kenyatta Jr who holds the Finance docket to hire the [...] Continue Reading...

Filed under: Africa News, Kenya, Law No Comments
22Jan/120

Kenya: Uhuru Team Believes ICC Will Dismiss Charges

From: Judy Miriga

Folks,

ICC Hague rulling is make or brake, save or throw Kenya into a pit-bull quagmire of Civil destruction and collapse targeted by unscrupulous Corporate Special Interest.

Majority 99% of Kenyans want a fresh start from master-minders of corruption, impunity and graft.....without which Kenya, Africa and the [...] Continue Reading...

22Jan/120

Usa: Public Eye Group ; Sign The Petition Below Please Say No Don’t Miss

from PubliceyeT

When the Senate comes back into session next week, they'll be voting on whether to grant themselves the power to turn off parts of the Internet. Fun sites you YouTube. Informative sites like Wikipedia. Political sites like MoveOn.org.

If enacted, new laws would force Internet Service Providers [...] Continue Reading...

22Jan/120

Africa: World Music: Where Are The East Africans?

from Jojo Kilimanjaro Entertainmen

KE411 Newsletter

World Music: Where Are The East Africans?
I hope you have started the year well. If you live in the United States, Canada or Europe, and have an interest in African music, you probably have realized that West African musicians dominate world music concerts, festivals and [...] Continue Reading...

21Jan/120

Nigeria: Bomb explosions in Kano Police Headquarters

From: Ulanga Ally

Allah will surely disown whoever is carrying this out in His name. The criminals are well aware of this. Even if they are doing this in ignorance, they will still be punished. Ignorance is not an excuse in Islam.

- - - - - - - [...] Continue Reading...

21Jan/121

KENYA: MORE MEN GOT THE CUT IN NYANZA LAST YEAR.

By Dickens Wasonga

A total of 32,000 men got circumcised during the 2011 Rapid Results Initiative for voluntary medical male circumcision between November and December.

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These results, announced last week by the officials undertaking the program in Nyanza now brings the total [...] Continue Reading...

21Jan/120

Gulf Energy- The most corrupt organization in Kenya

from Judy Miriga

Jack,

Good reporting. Please publish what you have in the forum so we can push and the matter can take the right direction speedily......

This is off-shore business pirating which engages also in Ponzi Scheme. They rip off the [...] Continue Reading...

21Jan/120

WHY CONFLICT BETWEEN SECULARISM AND THE CHURCH IS NEVER ENDING

from ouko joachim omolo
Colleagues Home & Abroad Regional News

BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2012

Pope Benedict XVI warned against the grave dangers that "radical secularism" posed to the Catholic Church and society in general during a meeting Thursday with US bishops. This is [...] Continue Reading...

Filed under: Religion No Comments
21Jan/121

SUICIDE AMONG STUDENTS IN KENYA THAT COULD BE PREVENTED

from ouko joachim omolo
Colleagues Home & Abroad Regional News

BY FR JOACHIM OMOLO OUKO, AJ
NAIROBI-KENYA
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2012

On Thursday December 30, 2011, it is reported that Mercy Chebet, a 14-year-old girl from Ketitui village in Kericho District committed suicide for scoring 145 marks in last year’s Kenya [...] Continue Reading...

20Jan/120

Climate finance and development effectiveness in Africa

from Yona Maro

The aid effectiveness campaign has succeeded in offering a set of operating principles and a process framework for making development assistance more transparent, effective, accountable and consultative. However, as climate change poses to be a significant threat to African countries, the prevailing modality to address adaptation and [...] Continue Reading...