Embakasi Constituency has a new crop of IDPs.

Those Internally Displaced Politicians who failed to secure parliamentary tickets are all trouping to Embakasi, so that they can benefit from the forth coming By-Elections.

The people of Embakasi must stick to reality, and choose someone who has been with us in Embakasi.

Lets Return all these guys to sender with a clear message; Embakasi is not a dumping sight for failed politicians.

Oto Octavian
Komarock Nairobi

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Date:  Sat, 10 May 2008 09:34:33 -0700 (PDT)
From:  odhiambo okecth
Subject:  The IDPs of Embakasi

http://blog.jaluo.com/?p=678
Vs: Kisumu City; extreme poverty in Kenya ?

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Richard
 
  Let the trumpet sound! Joluo must move away from these backward and jealousy prone attitudes if they are to progress. Sani Ziwa has floated shares and how many people are buying these shares? I had a very lengthy meeting in Nairobi last year with the Directors of Ziwa and they were expressing the same sentiments and frustrations. If we can buy shares in Ziwa I can bet my life that it is just a matter of time before Ziwa become a force to recon with. Wuoyo mangeng ok kony. We are too theoretical. It is time for action. And the time is now.
 
  Owili Nyatawo
  London

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Date:  Sat, 10 May 2008 01:04:42 -0700 (PDT)
From:  owili nyatawo
Subject:  Re: Is Kisumu City too lucrative for illegal Asians immigrants in Kenya than other Cities?

http://blog.jaluo.com/?p=681
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Date:  Fri, 9 May 2008 19:04:50 -0700 (PDT)
From:  Judy Miriga
Subject:  Scandals in the Backyard of Kibaki ALIBI in Corruption involving Public Funds

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Judy and the rest,

After reading all written below, as a physician I can just say these words: OUR COUNTRY IS FULL OF VERY SICK PEOPLE ladies and gentlemen. A very simple emergency ward can not rescue that country, we need a very long term chronic ward to rescue that country. All these written just tells us that we are heading nowhere. You might be suprised that even now there are things cooking on as we read these histories.

Paul Nyandoto

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Date:  Sat, 10 May 2008 08:22:56 +0300
From:  Paul Nyandoto
Subject:  Vs: Scandals in the Backyard of Kibaki ALIBI in Corruption involving Public Funds

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Paul,
 
  It is an extremely sad state of affairs. Let people of humanity act – because, Save Africa – Save the World.
 
  Judy Miriga
  USA

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Date:  Sat, 10 May 2008 05:35:53 -0700 (PDT)
From:  Judy Miriga
Subject:  Re: Vs: Scandals in the Backyard of Kibaki ALIBI in Corruption involving Public Funds

Folks,
 
  This is a serious high level theft involving the stealing of Kenyan public resources.  It therefore requires immediate investigative team of developed country like USA and EU who equally under humanity face of love previously intervened to save Kenya from the stolen election. This case in point is another whirlwind which will cause Kenyans to be tied in slavery bondage of over 50 years paying unwarranted debts to Libya and others from publics taxpayers.
 
  While I take this opportunity to thank Koffi Annan, USA and other EU community for intervening in a special way in saving the sorry situation of Kenya falling apart, May every loving friends of Kenya, sympathizers and business investors both in Kenya and outside including citizens of Kenya, condemn this barbarian act in the most strongest term and help bring the culprits to book.
 
  Thank you all in advance for being a part of saving Kenya.
 
  Judy Miriga
  USA
 
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forwarded by : Judy Miriga
 
  SCANDALS IN THE BACKYARD OF KIBAKI ALIBI IN CORRUPTION INVOLVING PUBLIC FUNDS
 
 
 
  Fresh details which emerged today regarding the secret and hurried plans by President Kibaki to sell off the landmark Grand Regency Hotel to a Libyan company revealed the grand corruption that riddled PNU campaigns in the December 27 General Election.
 

  It emerged that the sale revolves around a secret Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) President Kibaki signed with Libya’s President Muammar Gaddafi during a three-day visit to Libya last June as part of his global plans the raise funds to run his re-election.
 
  Libyan Leader Muammar Qaddafi with President Mwai Kibaki when he bade him farewell after his three day visit in Sirte, Libya.
 

  President Kibaki had lost favour in the traditional Western friends of Kenya and his following at home had taken a nose-dive due to his poor leadership and his involvement in the Anglo Leasing Scandal and he was desperately looking for alternative sources of raising campaign funds.
 

  Libya came in handy – but with a heavy price. President Gaddafi required a substantial control of Kenya’s wealth in order to bail out President Kibaki who was facing the biggest test of his political career in the December 27 polls.
 

  During the begging mission, the two presidents “negotiated” and agreed on an MoU that has a direct bearing in the sorry state of affairs regarding the Grand Regency Hotel. Titled “Agreement on Promotion Guarantee and Protection On Investment,” the MoU was signed by Kenya’s then Minister for Trade, Dr Mukhisa Kituyi, and Dr Ali Elisaue, Secretary General of Libya’s General People’s Committee for the Economy and Investment.
 

  According to Kibaki’s close aides privy to the MoU deal and the subsequent take over of the hotel by the Government, the purchase of the hotel – a symbol of greed, theft and grand corruption which was the hallmark of President Moi regime – was among six projects that the Libyans had expressed interest in when the President visited the oil-rich North African country between June 4 and 6 2007.
 

  In exchange of signing the lucrative MoU with Libyans, President Kibaki received an unspecified amount of money to fund his presidential re-election campaigns.
 

  Interestingly, Kibaki was committing himself to sell the hotel to a group comprising Libyan investors trading as Libyan Arab African Investment Company even before the Government wrestled the ownership of the prestigious Nairobi landmark from the architect of the infamous Goldenberg scandal, Mr Kamlesh Pattni.
  The MoU was part of President Kibaki’s strategy to raise funds for his re-election campaign. Other major presidential candidates Mr Raila Odinga and Mr Kalonzo Musyoka did similar missions abroad to raise funds for their campaigns. It’s not known how much funds each of the three candidates raised.
 

  Reports indicate Mr Odinga also signed secret MoUs with foreign firms and individuals which he promised to honour if he trounced President Kibaki and formed the Government. Locally, Mr Odinga signed other controversial MoUs like the one he did with a section of Muslims. But the most shocking MoU relate to the unfolding saga of how President Kibaki shamelessly traded with public resources to win funds to run his PNU campaigns.
 

  According to Kibaki’s aides, President Kibaki and his delegation promised to sell the hotel to the Libyan investors at Sh2.5 billion, yet this was the price set by the Central Bank Kenya 15 years ago. Financial market analysts say the hotel is today valued at Sh7 billion.
 

  Last month’s stage-managed handover of the hotel to the Government by Mr Pattni left many questions unanswered.

Receiving the hotel on behalf of the Government was Mr Justice Aaron Ringera, the head of the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission, and Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya, Prof Njuguna Ndung’u, showered Mr Pattni with platitudes “for his selfless gesture”. A beaming Mr Ringera described it a first in the war of asset recovery.

On his part, Mr Pattni talked of surrendering the hotel in exchange of amnesty from further prosecution regarding the plunder of CBK’s coffers under the close watch of retired President Moi. The plunder of CBK and other state coffers under the watchful eye of Mr Moi almost drove Kenya into the knees and rendered more Kenyans poorer.
 

  In a strange twist of events, Attorney-general Amos Wako said he was not consulted in the surrender deal raising questions on why the chief legal adviser to the Government was kept in the dark.
 

  When reports emerged that the five-star, which has been at the centre of furious legal battles between CBK and Mr Pattni for 15 years, had secretly been sold to Libyan investors, Prof Ndung’u, Mr Ringera and Finance minister Amos Kimunya swiftly issued denials. Mr Kimunya claimed the hotel will be sold within a month through auction.
 

  Mr Kimunya has perfected the art of making cheap lies on camera ever since he became President Kibaki’s top confidant. He kept on giving disjointed and incoherent answers when journalists cornered him in regard to the secret Grand Regency deal.
 

  The question that has bogged the minds of many Kenyans in the last one month is: Why was are the content of the deal entered between Mr Pattni and the Government being kept a secret and why was the Government in such a hurry to sell the hotel before advertising it in public?
 

  It emerged today that the secret negotiations with Mr Pattni and the subsequent hurried plans by President Kibaki’s cronies to dispose off the hotel emanated from the intense pressure President Kibaki has been getting from his Libyan counterpart to honour the June MoU (Kibaki has a bad reputation of honouring MoUs bearing in mind he shamelessly trashed a power-sharing MoU he signed with Mr Raila Odinga before he propelled him to State House in 2002 General Election).
 

  The only fruits the Libyans have reaped from the MoU deal is the acquisition of all Mobil petrol stations in Kenya by Oilibya. President Kibaki is yet to honour the other lucrative part of the deal which earned him handsome funds for his PNU campaigns.
 

  According to reliable information from Kibaki’s aides, President Gaddafi started becoming uneasy with the slow pace his Kenyan counterpart was moving at in implementing the deal in February and that’s why he dispatched a top Libyan Government official to Kenya purportedly to “talk” to President Kibaki and Mr Odinga to strike a political deal to end the political and security crisis that was sparked off by President Kibaki’s stealing of an election victory from Mr Odinga.
 

  It was during the meeting with the Libyan official at State House Nairobi that President Kibaki agreed to meet President Gaddafi when he visited Kampala in March.
 

  The meeting between President Mwai Kibaki and the Libyan Leader Muammar Gaddafi took place on the evening of May 19. According to a PPS dispatch to newsrooms, the two leaders held bilateral consultation “to review the status and progress of the implementation of the agreed framework of co-operation between the two countries which was signed in Sirte during President Kibaki’s visit to Libya mid last year.”
  It did not occur to Kenyans at the time what the diplomatic PPS dispatch meant. Kumekucha can today authoritatively reveal that President Kibaki travelled to Kampala because the Libyan president was exerting pressure on him to honour the MoU which they signed in exchange for funds for his PNU campaigns.
 

  It is worthy noting that President Kibaki flew to Kampala in the thick of a political stalemate back at home to meet President Gaddafi who was in Kampala to commission a new mosque. President Gaddafi was on official visit to Kampala on the invitation of President Museveni. Who had invited Kibaki and what was his mission in Kampala?
 

  It has emerged that President Kibaki promised President Gaddafi he would do his best to honour the pact and this is what has triggered a furry of high-profile activities regarding the Grand Regency.
 

  It has emerged that the CBK chief and his KACC counterpart had to literally beg Mr Pattni to agree to surrender his hotel to the state and hence the praises the two showed on a man the Bosire Commission of Inquiry into the Goldenberg Scandal described as Kenya’s Number One Conman.
 

  Our sources disclosed that President Kibaki’s joy of making Mr Pattni surrender the hotel were cut short when an Indian company fronted by internationally- renowned wealthy tycoons, which had already moved into Kenya and placing itself in a strategic position to buy the hotel when it was put to the hammer, sent an unsolicited bid to Mr Kimunya with an offer exceeding Sh2.5billion by far.
 

  The Indian company, through Conman Pattni, had been following the secret negotiations and they swung the unsolicited bid when Mr Pattni sealed the deal with Mr Ringera and Prof Njuguna. According to plan, the secret deal between President Kibaki and President Gaddafi regarding the Grand Regency would have been sealed as soon as Mr Pattni gave in and handed over the hotel.
 

  But the unsolicited entry into the Grand Regency buying bid by the India firm and the sudden attention Kenyan media had shown on the Libyan sole bid, jolted Mr Kimunya and President Kibaki since they feared the exposure of the scandal of how they secretly sold off the hotel without any public bid while there was another bidder offering a higher amount.
 

  Matters were worsened when some Treasury officials, serving the interests of the Indian firm, leaked to the Kenyan media the secret plans to sell off Grand Regency to the Libyan firm without any public bid. The Press went to town with the story.
 

  This forced President Kibaki to order Mr Kimunya to urgently contact Dr Elisaue and Libyan Arab African Investment Company to explain to them the new developments and ask them to raise their bid slightly higher than the amount being offered by the Indian firm.
 

  We established that the Libyan firm had grudgingly accepted to raise their bid but the Indian firm, which boasts of the fifth richest man in the world, Mr Mukesh Ambani, who early last month partnered with an Arabian real estate firm, Arrow Webtex, to form Delta Resources Limited, is not willing to give up the hotel and has promised to fight on.
 

  As Kibaki was promising to sell off the Grand Regency to the Libyian firm, little did he know that the Indian firm had arrived in Nairobi and it had placed itself in a strategic position to bid for the hotel when it is put to hammer.
 

  The Indian firm had already bought a huge parking lot next to Grand Regency at a cost of Sh1.4 billion from the National Social Security Fund in anticipation for the expansion of the hotel if it managed to seize its ownership.
 
The company has also reportedly bought another parking lot between Barclays Plaza and Nyati House, where it plans to build a number of top-end hotel and shopping malls, creating a “city within a city” around the hotel complete with modern shopping centres, casinos and other entertainment services.
 

  That’s how the stakes are so high for the Indian firm and it’s unlikely they will let go their quest to own the hotel, which was built by Mr Pattni using CBK loot, in order to please President Kibaki and his preferred Libyan firm.

  Interestingly, the Kibaki Tena website, a State House-backed lobby group spearheading President Kibaki’s re-election drive, mentions about the visit President Kibaki did to Libya last June. However, the story posted on the website only dwells on the trade packs President Kibaki and the Libyan leader signed but doesn’t mention the funds he received for his PNU campaigns.
 

  The Indian firm’s shocking entry into the Grand Regency purchase bid has given President Kibaki and his lieutenants sleepless nights and it remains to be seen how they will overcome the issue of the campaign funds justify they received from Libya if the hotel goes to other buyers.
 

  Dr Kituyi who signed the MoU on behalf of President Kibaki was a trusted lieutenant of the president but he was sent packing from Parliament by his Kimilili constituents and he is rotting in the political cold. His docket was taken by Mr Uhuru Kenyatta, a foe-turned loyalist of Kibaki. But the question is: Why has Uhuru vanished from the public limelight since the Grand Regency scandal started unfolding and the trade pact that promised to sell off the hotel to Libya lies squarely in his docket? Is he in Libya or India trying doing Kibaki’s errands to contain the Grand Regency scandal?
 

  Surprisingly, all the key figures handling the Grand Regency saga (President Kibaki, Uhuru, Kimunya, Prof Njuguna and Mr Ringera) have one thing in common: the Mt Kenya link. Libyans have firmly set their eyes on the oil and petroleum industry in Kenya and it’s no surprise that another Mt Kenya figure and key ally of President Kibaki, Energy Minister Kiraitu Murungi, was present in Libya during the MoU signing.
  Under the MoU, President Kibaki committed Kenya into granting an exclusive trade pact to Libya, making Tripoli “most favoured nation” status – making it possible for Libyan companies to start at an advantage over investors when competing for lucrative contracts.
 

  The irony is that Mr Ringera, who earns a whopping Sh2.5million from tax payers plus other lucrative perks to fight high-level graft, is the man at the centre of legalising the Kibaki-sponsored Grand Regency scandal. Instead of doing his job and catching all the thieves in the Grand Coalition Government (there are a good number corrupt political heavyweights in PNU, ODM, ODM-K, KANU and in other parties) and in the civil service, Mr Ringera has chosen to go after the small fish like traffic policemen and junior civil servants who take small bribes from Kenyans who are struggling to rise from the yokes of poverty.
 

  Why should Kenyan’s continue paying huge salaries to Mr Ringera and his staff and pumping billions into the KACC drain every year for no work done and to commit serious acts of legitimising Kibaki-made scandals like the Anglo Leasing and the Grand Regency Scandal?
 

  KACC under Mr Ringera has taken civil servants to court for single sourcing or awarding contracts to companies without offering public bids. Why is the Libyan deal an exception?
  We now know why Kibaki stole the election to remain in power for another five years.
 
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Date:  Fri, 9 May 2008 19:04:50 -0700 (PDT)
From:  Judy Miriga
Subject:  Scandals in the Backyard of Kibaki ALIBI in Corruption involving Public Funds

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May 13, 1:51 PM,
DM | dmaina@ wrote:

kumekucha.blogspot.com broke this story.

Greetings to you all. 

Let me add a little voice to this forum.  We the Luos seem to talk more and act less on issues of development.  We seem to focus on weaknesses that make us fail than strengthening factors which would spur growth.  If you notice we have numerous resources that would make us be at the top.  But to every ones dismay we are somewhere complaining.  It seems to me that whatever took place in Kenya soon after last general election results were announced brought to fore concerns that generated reasons why we need to collectively engage seriously in development.  If anything meaningful is to happen in Nyanza you and I must be part and parcel of the development wagon.  Because of this, something is happening on our end.  After a general meeting this coming Sunday, I will send out a letter to this forum and inform you of what we are doing. 

Our goal is to empower grassroots, to initiate developments through numerical strength, and also relying on abilities that each and everyone of us bring to this gathering.  We are setting up an association and our first meeting attracted about 40 people.  We have been working on articles of the association, and this coming meeting will deliberate on the same.  Everyone who has been contacted is very enthusiastic and we believe we will be able to impact our people and change the economy of Nyanza– thereby increasing the quality of life.

I will not divulge more information until it is more appropriate.  All I can say is that prepare to join us at the appropriate time.  For us this is the beginning of greater things and contributions we as a people can make.  No more talking without corresponding action.

Very kindly

Mordekai Ochieng Ongo
USA

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  It is not the capabilities you now possess, or ever will have, that  will give you success. It is that which the Lord can do for you. He longs  to have you reach for HIM by FAITH. He longs to have you expect great things from HIM. He longs to give you understanding in temporal as well as in spiritual matters. He can sharpen the intellect. He can give tact  and skill. Put your talents into the work, ask God for wisdom, and it will be given you.
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Date:  Fri, 9 May 2008 06:44:44 -0700 (PDT)
From:  Mordekai Ongo
Subject:  Re: Conversations

There have been numerous calls for the investigation, arrest and prosecution of Kenyans in Rift Valley who may have incited the killing that errupted after the rigged 12/27/07 Kenya election.

Why is this man hidding in Kenya after being resposible for causing the death of about a million Rwandese???

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http://www.africanews.com/site/list_messages/18087

The alleged mastermind of the Rwanda 1994 genocide, Felicien Kabuga, could be hiding and living a luxurious life in Kenya, under the protection of a powerful Western government, ironically among those nations leading efforts to arrest him, we can reveal.

Kabuga mystery resurfaces in Kenya

1. [image: Kabuga]

High placed police sources who agreed to our interviews on condition of anonymity say that In fact in November 2004, he was briefly arrested and locked up at Kilimani Police Station, before being let free after high level intervention.

No less a person than Kenya’s Attorney General Amos Wako admitted in an interview recently that Kabuga had escaped the police dragnet four times before asserting, “he can run but he cannot hide we will catch up with him.”

The renewed interest on Kabuga returns to Kenya after the High Court Tuesday froze his assets in Kenya inclusing banking of rent from his Nairobi Spanish Villa’s that were being banked in a Belgium account owned by the wife.

Kabuga, who has been on the run for the last twelve years, is on 24 hour armed guard has changed houses in Nairobi at least four times, a local Interpol police officer and one of the police constables who were brave to arrest the fugitive with a $5 million (Shs.375m) bounty on his head told unuwasi.com in exclusive interviews.

“I can tell you in confidence, that the man is in Kenya and every time word spreads about his whereabouts he is whisked to another hide-out,” the Interpol officer confided.

We have learnt that Kabuga – a multi-millionaire businessman wanted by Rwandese authorities, has lived in houses in Nairobi’s Kileleshwa, Muthaiga and recently South C – one of our sources even took us to three of Kabuga’s former homes in Nairobi and pledged to return with the address to his current residence.

” On the day three colleagues of mine and I arrested Kabuga and booked him in the cells, we were called aside and told that we should be careful about such arrests, because he was not only being shielded by senior security bosses but also by (a powerful Western government),” our source who was among those who arrested Kabuga in 2004 narrated. (He actually named the nation involved and we have just paraphrased for professional reasons)

Questioned by a local journalist on the issue, Government Spokesman Alfred Mutua, , said, “ we cannot completely say that Kabuga is not in the country but we are looking for him, and anybody with information should bring it to us so that we can take him back to Rwanda to face justice.”

“This government has no business protecting criminals from other countries, we are already focused on fighting rising cases of crime in our country we do not want to add other criminals from other countries, once we know where they are, we will just arrest them and ship them back home,” Mutua argued.

The mystery of Kabuga’s Whereabouts…

At one time, shortly after the National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) took power for the first time under President Mwai Kibaki in 2002 , Pierre-Richard Prosper, US ambassador at large for war crimes claimed that Kabuga, an alleged financier of the genocide, has been using his personal wealth to buy protection from Kenyan authorities, but we have established that though Kabuga has been paying for his high level security, the arrangement is under the blessings of a powerful Western government.

Prosper further charged that Kenyan informants had reported that Zakayo Cheruiyot, the then Permanent Secretary for Provincial Administration and Internal Security, is among the Kenyan officials who have been providing protection to Kabuga.

Cheruiyot is now an elected Member of Parliament for Kuresoi – a Rift Valley Constituency, which further complicates the search for a man who has been linked to even local medics.

Late last year the medic – a consultant cardiologist at Mater Hospital Dr Gerald Yonga was grilled by detectives from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officers who visited him at his office at 8 am.

“They told me they had information that I have been treating Kabuga or his relatives but I told them I never have,” he said.

He was questioned in the presence of his lawyer Ambrose Weda.

Kabuga “has been using Government infrastructure to maintain fugitive status in Kenya,” Prosper claimed.

However Prosper noted, “We’re very encouraged with the new Government,” he said, adding he is uncertain as to whether the change in administration will have an effect on Cheruiyot’s status.

However, at the peak of the allegations, Cheruiyot denied giving protection to Kabuga, the alleged mastermind of mass murders.

Cheruiyot said he has never seen Kabuga and dismissed claims he was protecting him as “outrageous and unfounded”.

The debate on where exactly Kabuga is hiding came back to the public limelight, end of July 2006, when Kenya’s ambassador to Rwanda, Alex Keter told a leading Rwanda newspaper that the “Kenyan goverment is not completely sure that Kabuga is not in Kenya.”

He went ahead to call for “anyone with information that would lead to his arrest to forward it to the relevant authorities.”

“My government and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) officials are trying to track down Kabuga,” Keter said.

Queried on the same issue in a live Press Briefing Alfred Mutua agreed that ” the government cannot be a hundred percent sure that Kabuga is not in the country.”

“We are however determined to arrest him and bring him to justice the whole world is looking for him, and we are part of that effort anyone with information should give it to us,” Mutua answered a question on if the government was aware of Kabuga’s whereabouts in the country.

The Rwandese parliament on its part says the continued presence of the most wanted Rwandan Genocide fugitive Félicien Kabuga in Kenya seriously strains the two countries’ relations.

A Member of Parliament, Henrietta Mukamurangwa,is on record saying that Rwanda has made concerted efforts to make alliances with the Kenyan leadership but they were being hamphered by issue of Kabuga.

CHERUIYOT’S DEFENCE

“I want to categorically deny these allegations. They are malicious and are intended to cause disaffection,” Cheruiyot said.

He said this was smear propaganda by foreign a news agencies. He added that he has already instituted legal proceedings against the agencies.

Cheruiyot said when word went round that Kabuga was in Kenya, he instructed the then Commissioner of Police Philemon Abongo to investigate and take the necessary action.

Cheruiyot at the time said at no given time had he met Kabuga as alleged by the US investigators.

Cheruiyot said he was capable of defending himself if called upon to do so.

BACKGROUND

Kabuga is believed to have used his resources to buy materials for the killings in Rwanda.

The State Department estimates that 800,000 Rwandans, mostly Tutsis, died at the hands of Hutu militants in a 100-day period in 1994.

The Rwandan war crimes tribunal, based in Arusha, Tanzania, is seeking Kabuga and a number of other fugitives.

The 1998 indictment by ICTR indicates that Kabuga was the main supporter and financier of the Interahamwe militia, responsible for the 1994 Genocide that claimed over a million lives.

Though the United States has offered a US$5m bounty on his head, Kabuga has managed to elude capture by the ICTR and other security agencies for 12 years.

Keywords: rwanda kenya

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Date: Wed, 7 May 2008 15:31:36 -0400

From: Lucia Akech

Subject: WHY WOULD KENYA BE HIDING A GENOCIDE FUJITIVE