From: Judy Miriga

Dear President Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron,

Kibaki and Raila Coalition Government leadership are master-minders of Self Greed and Exploitation of underprivileged and poor. They both must be held responsible and accountable for the sins against humanity under their watch. Raila cannot escape nor would he be privy to being allergic.

They both agreed before Kofi Annan with eminent leaders that they both are guilty of stealing the election of 2007/8, for which both are liable and must be held responsible as current indications are that, they have just begun fuelling sentiments of provocation of instigating conflicts as election temperature fever begins to take shape. They jointly know their political propaganda game cards to avoid and water down ICC Hague legal process from taking place effectively. They are on stage-show playing theatrical political game cards, but instead are watching each other’s back. They both do not want the change of Devolution of Counties to take effect, they both do not want the Tribunal court set up to charge offenders of 2007/8 election as they are both deeply involved, and so, they do not have the stomach to allow that to take effect, they both are engaged in Capital flight with illegal and corrupted funds stashed in foreign banks, and are jointly colluding in a conspiracy to defraud public wealth resources through corruption, graft and impunity using their political positions and connections.

The two Principles (Kibaki and Raila) must be held fully accountable and responsible in commission and omission of Extra Judicial Offenses that require desperate urgency fix.

1) They both are without due regard to the burdening of National “Debt Crisis Shock of imbalances they put in the shoulder of the general public in their hasty Economic Crime Against Humanity and must be held before the Judicial Court accountable and must face justice for the same.

2) They both must be held accountable to Social Crimes and injustices Against Humanity

3) They both must equally face charges of Political Crime against Humanity where both used their political office to stage-manage political thuggery and the delay of implementation of the Devolution of counties to benefit their greedy and selfish corrupt economic gains.

Crime against humanity is unacceptable. All humanity must play by the same rules of fairness, respect to human dignity is a universal rights of all people without oppression, discrimination, favor or manipulation of race, tribe or because of disability of any form or kind.

In Kenya under Kibaki and Raila’s coalition government, good governance practices and the rule of law which they took taken under signed agreement and oath has not been respected.

The general public cries in lamentations hold both the two principles (Kibaki and Raila) for colluding in a conspiracy with other political agents cartels, to completely destroy the middle-class society and the poor in an organized scheme to swindle, drain and squeeze off all available meaningful descent livelihood from the people, and where public will have been left with no options or hope for survival or plan for their future destiny.

Public wealth resources have been plundered recklessly without proper planning arrangements where stakeholders have a right to be involved and or legalized professionals to confirm and certify authenticity of such programs. A show-case of “The Vision 2030 Development Agenda” is a tell it all, which eventually turned to be a public economic wealth resource theft and a rip off.

They both with their party members, failed to govern the country Responsibly with integrity according to their oath taking, and have failed to go by their signed Agreement of National Reform Agenda Accord to provide services to public offering good affordable health, security, education or protect and preserve public wealth resources diligently. Instead, they both engage in “Blame Game Theatre” to buy time and to divert attention and display pity for forgiveness.

Without Mercy, they traded in hooliganism, organized land-clashes conflicts, threats and insecurity unconstitutional, illegally and equally unjustified transfers, migration and relocation of people from their permanent dwellings, the community habitation cultural settlements, to pave way for supposedly, “Government Development Agenda”. This left many wondering with panic attacks, who this said Government is, who have potential rights to overrides public mandates and interest. Such as these incidents have become a common serious pandemic of mental torture and a thorn in the flesh, with many worrying about their future with those of their children and grand children, causing early death of many.

Both (Kibaki and Raila with their Party faithful and Commission Agent cartels of Special Interest, those of Chinese and Indians) systematically engage with the unscrupulous International Corporate trade business special interest cartels’ network, illegally and unconstitutionally to play corruption and impunity in fleecing huge sums of public finance taxpayer, the reason the shilling got a shock and cost of living suddenly without warning shot up, pushing the country into unsolicited and unbalanced Heavy Consolidated National Debt Crisis deficit in foreign exchange, beyond National ability, which could have been otherwise avoided with cushions of a well planned and balanced sustainable agenda. This Economic Crime of subsequent careless heavy Government borrowing is the result of explosive external debt rise, where an increase in debt burden shock is placed on the shoulder of general ordinary public without notice. On the other hand, the conspiracy which involved these external foreign exchange borrowing, suddenly made the two principles (Kibaki and Raila with their agents, own big fat accounts in foreign banks). The question remains, why has huge Capital flight as cash instead is stashed in foreign banks (by birds of the same feathers) and no red flag or action or complaint has been lodged for investigations or serious action for accountability made from the Government side?

These are reasons why:

a) Vision 2030 has not been successful after huge sumes of money was invested on it.

Question remain,

(i) What went wrong? Why was the implementation not done according to public

Mandate – The Constitutional Policy requirement in a balanced plan of action, involving and engaging the stakeholders? Why was there a hurry? Who benefited from the conspiracy? Who will fall prey to pay for the Debt Crisis Deficit? Was the mission feasible according to public mandate? Is it fair to the public to burden them with illegal debts?

(ii) Was this another white elephant meant to squeeze public wealth resources

from public interest to special interest?

(iii) Is Raila free from blame. Should Raila not be held accountable for failure of

vision 2030? Should Raila step aside for investigation of the same? Does this not amount to Gross Economic Crime Against Humanity?

b) The Coalition Government developed Cold feet to charge anybody, it is the reason why the Government will not try offenders of 2007/8 in Local Tribunal, and it is why the Local Tribunal has not been set up to try the same. ICC Hague is our best bet and hope.

c) Both Kibaki and Raila, are engaged in oppressive Regime rule where tact has been applied to block public opportunity to access progressive sustainable development agenda to engage in a fair, favorable, conducive and sustainable distributive Cooperative Global Partnership arrangement for prosperity and growth. The politically correct are in control of the show and no one else have a right to question or complain.

d) What became of Lamu Port? Why is the Government against public outcry? Why did the Government refuse to engage stakeholders interest according to public mandate and demand? The politically correct are the government and the stakeholders of Public Wealth resources no one else. This is what the Coalition Government of Kibaki and Raila stand for.

e) What happened to Turkana, Isiolo and Mandera people, they are being wiped out slowly and systematically…….. their lands are a target by the Special Interest Cartel network…….it is why there is serious draught yet funds have been made available to the Government since 2000…..where did these funds go to?

f) What is going on at Makalda mine in the surrounding of Rongo, Nyatike & Oyugis in South Nyanza in Kisumu. How was the plan muted to displace 2,000 people from their villages to be relocated from their Heritage community cultural traditional homes without engaging in feasible sustenance for growth of their public resource wealth?

g) What because of the Molasses in Kisumu a public donated project? It is understood that Moi gave raila the Molasses and Raila transferred it to his sister to manage it. Calvin Burgess is understood to be having a share in the business. What happened to Muhoroni and Kibos sugar factory?…….Who is meddling to collapse Muhoroni sugar and why? These are questions we want the court to investigate and answer. What became of Siaya Dominion Saga with Calvin Burgess who illegally and unscrupulously hijacked the local community land and homes of the local people and turned it to his private business – where, initially it started as a Faith Based Evangelical Religious Association for the Gospel of Jesus, what went wrong? Is Raila a benefactor or the stakeholder??? This too the court will help unravel.

(i) Is Raila prone to corruption, impunity and graft? Shouldn’t Raila go through the required Ethics and Reform legal threshold and scrutiny of why, ifs and hows, before he can be allowed to stand as the Presidential candidate? Kenyans are not ready to recycle “Birds of the Same Feathers” in our next election. It will defeat the purpose and meaning of REFORM.

h) What will became of Wamboi & daughter conspiracy of the Narc Activists who is Kibaki’s concubine where her name flauted in the Standard Newspaper raid by the Artur Brothers and her relationship with the Artur Borthers per-se….?

i) What became of the University student who had to die a miserable death in the hands of the Drug Network and the story by “the untouchables Jicho Pevu”, why the Killing of GSU (General Service Unity) Officer Erastus Chemorei has gone completely silent even with such publicity ????

j) What happened to the Police Reform and why has the extra judicial killings still on the rise with no serious action by the Government to curtail it……

k) Are we on the same old way of governance by the corrupt cartel network, business as usual???

With these pending serious questions left hanging in the minds of many, election fever is here, and politicians will not hesitate to apply the same old tactics of destroying lives to have their way…….It is the same old same story theatric drama which is now taking the best part of Parliament instead of doing substantive urgent basic things, the reason the coalition government was mandated, why the the two Principles signed an Agreement for the National Reform Agenda Accord……..But, sad to say, public are in deep sorrow, pain and sufferings when they thought, the New Constitution was going to lessen their pain and sufferings…..

It is suspected that, both Kibaki and Raila have organized gangs and thuggery, conspiring with Moi, Museveni, Zenawi, Al-Bashir and Kagame they plan to terrorize people and to deny public human rights to live honorably with dignity and as well, steal public wealth and resources, which as things stands, have been sold to unscrupulous International corporate special interest business community through Chinese and Indian commission agency, the most basic fundamental rights to Food, Water and Air, without which there is no life, will has became too expensive and unaffordable. The polluted air/water and the decaying environmental degradation is causing health hazard, pain and sufferings is tall order. If Kenyans and Africans have a right to live a honorable and dignified life and treated with love, the Kenyan and African Resource Wealth should be Mutually shared in a fair give and take program agenda. The way things stand, the target victimized poor of Kenyan and the disadvantaged have been lined up to slaughter house and to perish so the unscrupulous enterprises of the International Corporate Special Interest Cartel should flourish and prosper…….Is this a fair game to Human Rights value, virtue and dignity we all must cherish?

We appeal to Leaders of the World, the United Nations Security Council urgently that, now that Prime Minister David Cameron and President Obama are meeting, may I steal their quite moment of peace to ask them to consider the dark continent of Africa, most specific Kenya and help resolve and fix Kenya’s Problem which is more crucial and urgent, as it is hanging in the balance to collapse.

President Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron should understand Kenya’s immediate problem is to chart a New Way Forward a fresh through a Transitional Caretaker Committee with Kibaki and Raila to be sent to ICC Hague in a hurry to face charges of Grave Crime of Humanity where they both have pushed the poor to extreme Poverty situation death-bed. Their activities are equally part of the reason why world’s Citizens taxpayer is corrupted and saved in foreign bank accounts. It is the reason why the Global Economic crisis for lack of balances has become toll order. The world must unite to do the right thing for peace in the world.

Raila is equally not clean but part and parcel of corruption, graft and impunity. Kenya will never Reform if Raila has to be left behind. To be fair to all, Raila is equally an inter-party benefitial of corruption in Kenya. They are contributors to reasons why Africa is poor, why Africa has remained poor, why Africans are killing themselves and why Africa is backwards in Economic Development while African Resource Wealth is the backbone of the Global Economic Development…..This is not right and it is eqully not fair…… The poor victims and disadvantaged Africans in Kenya/Africa too have rights to humanity…..

African people with their public wealth resource too need to be treated fairly with mutual trust in love and care at the Global Region marketplace. We are demanding for an opportunity to be heard and resource wealth recognized as valuable trading resource for Africa’s survival and livelihood to exist decently in a shared sacrifice by all players in the “Give and Take” Mutual exchange business undertaking. Africans are not enemies of the world, our public wealth resources are the economic backbone of Global stability for progressive development, the success story. We are a darling full of love and friends of the world. We are demanding for our dignity and rights. We are stakeholders in Mutual Global progressive development Agenda, but are shut out because of Special Interest cartel’s network. We should be accepted and treated the same with the rest of the world so we all can enjoy human dignity, peace and tranquility we all cherish and love. We are the people of the world, we are one………

Let us all unite at peace in Love for a better world, sharing in mutual agreement fair to all.

With due respect, as voice of reason for voiceless, victims and the underprivilledged, I arnestly beg you most honorably, [President Obama with Prime Minister David Cameron] to be considerate in this urgent request and to act favourably, to help speed up matters, so Kenya can move forward to the right direction with honor, virtue and dignity on a fresh start footing, so justice will have faily been seen to have been done.

Thanking you in advance.

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

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CJ warns violators of law barred from office
Tuesday, 13 March 2012 00:04 BY WALTER MENYA

VIOLATORS of the constitution should be barred from public office, Chief

Justice Willy Mutunga has said. The CJ raised the red flag over the turning of public discourses into ethnic issues and warned that justice will catch up with violators. He was speaking during the conference on national diversity, race and ethnicity which was organised by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission yesterday. “We must ensure those who attempt to trample on the rights of citizens do not find comfort in public office,” Mutunga said.

“Being Kenyan is a full-time commitment. This country needs citizens who are Kenyans all the time; not those who are vernacular Kenyans most of the time. Just in case you forgot, chapter six is partly intended to eliminate this breed,” the CJ said. Every Kenyan, he said, has a duty to obey the law and to uphold the constitution. In return, the state has a duty to protect life and property as well as to offer services, Mutunga said.

Justice minister Mutula Kilonzo warned politicians who thrive on breaking the law through ethnic-based politics and said their time was up. Mutula, who is on record calling on Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto to drop their presidential ambitions until they are cleared by the ICC, said those still living in denial shall be swept aside by the new constitution. Mutula said the post-election violence was a wake-up call for all to abandon the old ways of living and choose to abide by the law.

He also put on notice political parties that will not comply with the Political Parties Act and the electoral laws that they risk being deregistered. Nominated MP Mohammed Affey, who chairs the Parliamentary Committee on Equal Opportunities decried the unequal distribution of resources in the country.

Affey asked the government to fully fund the NCIC which he praised for bringing to the fore the existing inequalities exemplified by ethnic representation in the civil service. “Overall, the constitution presents the best opportunity to overcome the existing inequalities but we have continued to violate the laws,” Affey said, adding that universities and civil service are incubators of ethnicity in reference to recent NCIC audit reports on the same.

Addressing the conference, former executive director of the Committee of Experts Dr Ekuru Aukot said the neglect of minorities was pushing some communities to believe they are not Kenyans. “The North Rift is the crucible of human rights violations and the people there have become peripheral communities,” Aukot said.

Meanwhile, UNDP resident representative Aeneas Chuma said Kenya’s development partners are concerned by the pace of implementation of the constitution. In particular, Chuma said the lack of a specific election date and the increasing “ethno-political conflicts” in parts of the country are worrying.

Diplomatic tactics must be beyond reproach

Published on 09/03/2012

The row over the motives of foreign governments piling on pressure to drive the war on impunity in Kenya is hardly surprising. This makes determining what is true and what isn’t an important undertaking.

Past pronouncements on the Government’s co-operation with the International Criminal Court, on the enactment of anti-terrorism laws or institutional and electoral reform rhyme with the general idea of various means being used to pressure for change.

This has largely been a welcome thing given that in many instances, the ends being sought are those desired by the majority of Kenyans.

However, Western diplomacy was recently stripped naked with the publication of about 250,000 leaked US diplomatic cables by the Wikileaks whistleblower website.

The revelations unearthed from those documents confirmed what was already common knowledge: Western nations are not above meddling in the affairs of other countries where it suits their strategic or economic interests.

The United States’ use of ‘force projection’, visa bans and other economic and diplomatic sanctions to secure its own agendas is legendary. The United Kingdom and the European Union have also deployed various ‘sticks’ to press for reforms or stop certain activities.

The fact these nations have not always acted in concert, even in clear-cut cases, proves that a degree of political discretion is applied.

Double standards are clear in, say, the way the UK and US react to grand corruption in Saudi Arabia or human rights atrocities in Syria and the way they do to the same vices in Africa.

This sometimes makes the application of pressure through these levers suspect, even where it may, for all intents and purposes, be welcome and needed.

Kenyans need to know and believe that there are no ulterior motives for the support they receive to pressure their governments into embracing change; that the cause of change is not being suborned by some foreign interest to meet some secret strategic, political or commercial interests.

Should such niggling fears persist, they can be exploited in the same way the push for greater ICC co-operation has been used in recent months.

In the weeks since the confirmation of charges at the ICC against four Kenyan suspects, a powerful narrative of foreign meddling has arisen. The lawyer for one of the suspects made the sensational claim in a public address when he claimed: “The fix is on.”

On Thursday, MPs put out the message that the matter is related to regime change issues with the help of documents the United Kingdom has dismissed as “not genuine”.

These manoeuvres threaten the pursuit of justice for crimes against humanity committed after the 2007 General Election. They also endanger the fragile stability cobbled together in the five years since the ethnic-related violence that followed that disputed election.

While many Kenyans will see through these as smear tactics and other efforts to drum up jingoistic sentiments in defence of the ICC accused, there is no denying that they are effective. Or that this is in part because the complexities of foreign interests confuse the message.

Recent efforts to drum up a consistent message on this matter by concerned parties are commendable, and this should be kept up through the election year.

The desire for co-operation on, say, counterterrorism or the war on Somalia casts a shadow on how loud the West can be on issues that matter on the domestic front, like the war on impunity or corruption.

This window of opportunity for anti-reform point-scoring and other disruptive petty tactics must be firmly shut by not allowing temporary needs to change the tone of diplomatic messages.

Finally, a word on the right to speak freely in Parliament: While it is essential to ensuring proceedings serve to inform the decision-making and lawmaking that goes on in the August House, it is certainly open to abuse.

It serves no purpose to muddy the waters with unauthenticated papers when a little due diligence can help move the debate from petty point-scoring to serious discourse.

Top Government officials caught in web of blood gold

Published on 05/03/2011

By Cyrus Ombati and Juma Kwayera

Top Government officials are said to be among members of an international smuggling ring involving gold and other high-value minerals from a neighboring country.

Investigations revealed that the smuggling network is well connected and is said to have a firm foothold in several key ministries, including Internal Security, Finance, Immigration, Environment, and Foreign Affairs. According to Internal Security Minister George Saitoti, some of the kingpins of the illicit trade are influential politicians in Government.

On Friday, Saitoti — while remaining guarded on the details — revealed that the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) had interrogated some influential politicians in connection with the ring.

Among those helping with investigations is a Congolese citizen, who was arrested in Nairobi, Friday.

The suspects are believed to be behind the disappearance of 2.5 tonnes of the mineral stolen from eastern Congo and valued at Sh8 billion.

On Thursday, DRC President Joseph Kabila met President Kibaki, and their talks centred on smuggled gold and other minerals from the war-torn country.

The talks came within days of the murder of a Kenya Revenue Authority investigator, Joseph Cheptarus, who was on the trail of the smuggling ring that also, include a PNU activist, and the family of a minister allied to ODM.

CID boss Ndegwa Muhoro spent the better part of on Friday and Thursday night at Harambee House, briefing Saitoti and Kabila’s delegation on the status of the investigations.

The CID has been conducting the investigations together with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), and the Immigration Department.

Porous borders

Cheptarus, the slain KRA senior assistant commissioner, had been seconded to the investigations team. He was shot dead at around 1.15am last Saturday, as he entered his home in Nairobi’s South C Estate. The team had established that Nairobi had become a popular transit point for gold merchants from the DRC, serving genuine and illegal trade for overseas markets, because of lax security.

With porous borders and highly corruptible Immigration officials, Kenya is often used as a transit route for minerals, hardwood timber, and artefacts from DRC destined for markets in the Middle East, China, Belgium, Switzerland, India and the United States, according to multiple United Nations Security Council reports.

Gold and diamonds smuggled from Congo have featured prominently in Kenya, and during the Goldenberg Inquiry, Kamlesh Pattni — believed to have been the architect, gave detailed accounts of how he and his associates in the Kanu regime smuggled diamonds and gold from the DRC.

On the mysterious disappearance of the 2.5 tonnes of gold, investigators are focusing on how it was smuggled into the country before being trans-shipped to Dubai. It is also suspected that some of the gold found its way to South Africa, where investigators plan to visit as part of their probe.

A preliminary report handed over to Kibaki and Kabila details how smugglers use Nairobi as a transit hub.

The report prompted the two presidents to form a joint team to intensify the search for the multi- billion-shilling illegal gold consignment.

“They instructed police authorities in both countries to share information on suspected persons as well as registered dealers in minerals in the two countries,” said Saitoti.

The two presidents acknowledged that illegal exploitation of minerals has been a source of conflict in eastern DRC, and welcomed the Lusaka Protocol that commits member states of the Great Lakes Region to end the trade, according to the Internal Security minister.

“They underscored the need to uphold the Lusaka and Nairobi protocols on management of minerals and agreed that Kenyan authorities vigorously pursue the ongoing investigations,” added Saitoti.

He was speaking in his office when he received two ministers from the DRC — Regional and International Co-operation minister Raymond Tshibanda and his Mining counterpart, Martin Kabwelulu — minutes, before Kabila flew out.

Saitoti said the two presidents undertook to share information and intelligence on illegal trafficking of minerals.

The meeting came after weeks of a fruitless search for the 2.5 tonnes of gold worth Sh8 billion that disappeared from the DRC in January. The gold was destined for export to the United Arab Emirates.

Investigations began after the mineral-rich DRC requested the Interpol regional bureau in Nairobi to track suspected smugglers and seize any consignments on transit in Kenya. The illegal trade raises security concerns because of the huge amount of money the minerals attract in the black market. It is feared unscrupulous dealers could use the wealth to buy weapons and fuel fighting in an already volatile region.

The revelations emerged after more than 475 ingots of the commodity valued at Sh1.6 billion went missing at a warehouse in the Nairobi, and later found its way back to Goma, in the DRC, last December.

Custom warehouse

Lawyers in the Sh1.6 billion gold revealed that the commodity was headed to the US, for purchase by one Mukaila Aderemi ‘Mickey’ Lawal. Lawyer Punit Vadgama, acting for the US national, said his client denied that he was involved in the Sh8 billion disappearance.

Lawal, 50, had in January visited Nairobi and inspected the commodity in a warehouse said to have been at “a Customs warehouse” at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport after overseeing its smelting.

Lawal, who was detained along with fellow Houstonian Carlos St Mary and two other businessmen on February 3 in Goma, had arrived on a jet ready to fly with the commodity when Congolese intelligence police intercepted them, impounded the plane, and seized almost $7 million and the gold bars.

It was then that Vadgama wrote to Kabila explaining the genesis of the issue. He said one Axiom contacted him in December to set up a Kenyan company to obtain licenses and permits for a legal gold transaction that supposedly began when “a person named David” approached St Mary in the US.

Vadgama said ‘David’ had agreed to sell Axiom 475kg of gold at a competitive price. The deal was to take place in Kenya and to be legally documented.

When a delegation of the American group arrived in Kenya, St Mary and his partners began to suspect they might be getting duped when they made partial payment and suddenly could no longer contact the Kenyan ‘owner’ of the gold who was brokering the deal identified as E. Michelle Malonga.

After notifying Kenyan police of the possible swindle in January, Malonga contacted Axiom that the gold had been taken to Uganda, and that the deal would have to be sealed there.

Further, Malonga is alleged to have said that the gold was in Congo and that the deal had to go down in Goma. They agreed, went to Goma, paid Malonga and his associates and the gold was loaded on a Nairobi-bound flight.

It was reported in Congo that the commodity was in the possession of men taking it to the residence of Gen Bosco Ntaganda, who has been indicted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes.

Ntaganda has denied involvement in gold smuggling. But official reports said the army general was involved in stopping an attempt to smuggle out Congolese gold.