Kenya: It is Celebration Time – Enjoy and Have Fun – But Watch This .

Folks,

It is Celebration time people. Do the best you know how and enjoy yourself in
the shaking of the leg.

Civil Society and the Public Community are the boses of the new set of employees
as is in the New Constitution. The Public have the POWER to Hire and Fire.

You only hire after background check is done and you are assured of Clean Bill of
Record.

It is time for Hire and Fire people !

Cheers !

Judy Miriga
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com

Promulgation Feature

standardgroupkenya | August 23, 2010
The 2ndrepublic is set to be born. After 47 years of existence under the Lancaster constitution, Kenya is about to embark on another historic journey. We take a look at our country’s path to a new constitution and the various turning points that have served to define it, in the first of a series of features that will give you information in the run up to promulgation of a new constitution. Ktn’s Muraya Kariuki kicks off the first feature in the series, a nation reborn.

Implementing new law

NTVKenya | August 06, 2010
http://www.ntv.co.ke
Kenya is collectively pondering the next steps after a successful passage of the proposed constitution in the just concluded referendum. The overwhelming Yes vote that has thrown the country into jubilation, has also opened a crowded page of things to do as the nation embarks on the process of implementing the new constitution. NTV’s Joe Ageyo with a detailed look at the next steps that Kenyans will be taking within the next few days, weeks, months and even years.

Implementing The New Law

standardgroupkenya | August 23, 2010
The interim independent electoral commission has gazetted the final results of the referendum on the new constitution clearing the way for its promulgation on Friday.
The cabinet meets tomorrow to approve an initial bill to kick-start the implementation of the new constitution as the government rushes to beat the timelines set for the implementation of the new laws.

2012 Alliance Debate

standardgroupkenya | August 23, 2010
Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi says all the hype about alliances that has characterized news in the last week is premature and misdirected. Musalia who is in Mombasa warns that political alliances are unlikely to work as the new constitution has virtually opened up political space in Kenya. He spoke as higher education minister William Ruto tore apart a poll showing Prime Minister Raila Odinga as the favorite. In a thinly veiled attack on the Prime Minister, Ruto said the dynamics of the 2012 election would be totally different and that what he termed as manipulation of opinion polls would not help anyone.