Bunge la Kenya laamua kua kila mgombeaji ni sharti awe na digrii...tupo?

chini ya ccm bado watoto wanasomea kwenye zizi la ng'ombe(bagamoyo) hizo degree zitatoka wapi?
 
Mbunge wa Mpanda, Bahati njema Chafujo wa Arusha amejiondoa kwa masabuli ya mdomo wake mapema.
 
Kwa bOnge la Tz wala hawawezi kukubali, manake vilaza wa sisimwewe wengi ni std seven!!!!!
 
Nadhani wamefanya jambo la maana and i think kwao itafanikiwa because wameshaestablish accountability of th parliamentarians.
Huku kwetu nina hofu we would be creating professional thieves.
 
Hamna cha kusifia hapa as long as literacy level haijafikia 100% motion hii ni ulimbukeni na iko kinyume na basic, democratic and human rights all together! Ni mjinga tu ndiye anaweza kusifia hili zaidi ya hapo ni muendelezo wa kutaka kulifanya Bunge la Kenya kuwa la Mabwanyenye...na lisilofikika kwa wale wa Dandora, Kibera na Mathare slums!
 
Sheria nzuri sana hii iwapunguze hawa wazee na waongea pumba.Najua itawaudhi baadhi ya wanasiasa
 
Judgement said:
Politics sidhani kama ina demand na higher education, kwa maono yangu nadhani elimu ya kati inakidhi katika tasnia hii, sababu personal skills inahusika sana kwa politician, tumeshaona wasomi wabobezi wakishindwa kufikisha ama kuwasilisha ipasavyo yale waliohitajika kuyafikisha.
Na wale wenye elimu ya kati wakawa wawakilishi wazuri.
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Nakubaliana na wewe kabisa Judgement kwamba elimu peke yake haiwezi kumfanya mtu kuwa kiongozi mzuri. Kuna viongozi wazuri tu wa kimataifa hawakuwa na degree lakini waliweza kuongoza nchi. Mfano mzuri ni waziri mkuu wa zamani wa Uingereza Bwana JOHN MAJOR ana shule ndogo sana lakini aliweza kushiaka nafasi kubwa na nyeti za uongozi kama waziri wa fedha na uwaziri mkuu . bofya hapa kuona elimu yake.

http://www.johnmajor.co.uk/bio.html
 
Kigogo said:
sasa ndugu yangu Lusinde ,komba ,viki kamata etal inakuwaje? hahaaaa sheria safi sana hii..bungeni wanapaswa kwenda watu wenye upeo sio akina profesa maji marefu..bi kiroboto miaka nenda rudi yuko serikalini kumbe ana diploma ya miaka hiyo ya IDM Mzumbe....
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vick kamata degree ya kwanza ameipata saut
 
Kenya MPs without degrees panic.

By STANDARD ON SATURDAY TEAM
A major shake-up is expected in grassroots politics following the failure of a plan to let Members of Parliament without university degrees defend their seats.
There are also fresh fears of academic fraud as desperate MPs and other hopefuls present fake academic papers to remain in the game.
The final version of the law passed Thursday locks out dozens of political players who had expected an easier than usual ride with the creation of new positions and constituencies. Parliament reinstated higher academic qualifications in the electoral laws a day after scrapping them when they were warned it may affect how the Salaries and Remuneration commission determines their pay.

The requirement of a university degree to hold positions in the National Assembly and the Senate is set to trigger fresh political calculations in regions where incumbents are locked out of March General Election. That the move has sent shockwaves across the political class was evident Friday at a meeting of MPs in Nairobi.
Lawmakers caught on the wrong side of the new rule accused colleagues who passed it of having ulterior motives. Some promised to fight back, including challenging the requirement in court as unconstitutional.
That is the only option available since nominations are less than five months away – not enough time to obtain a degree, unless one is completing their programme.
Chepalungu MP Isaac Ruto Friday said the move would turn Parliament into what he termed "a senior common room" for dons and not a House of Representatives.
"Parliament should be a house of representatives regardless of academic qualifications," said Ruto.
Water Minister Charity Ngilu told The Standard On Saturday she is about to complete her studies. The Kitui Central MP is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Administration and Leadership. She expects to graduate in October.

"I am doing my last examination paper today. In fact I am in the examination room now," she said. In the past, Ngilu has come under fire from opponents over her academic background.
After the 1997 General Election, in which she took the political landscape by storm as the first woman presidential candidate, she got into trouble with intellectuals in the Social Democratic Party, Anyang Nyong'o, James Orengo, and the late Apollo Njonjo. Stung with their losses, they insisted that someone with a degree must lead the party.
Others whose academic backgrounds have been questioned now claim to have university education although their alleged training overseas cannot be independently confirmed. Authorities will have their work cut out to verify some of the newly minted degree certificates.
Authenticity
Inconsistencies about the dates they attended university programmes and graduation also raise doubts on the authenticity of the qualifications. Moreover, some cite apparently questionable institutions, which are either unknown or that ceased to operate years ago.
At least one MP claiming a degree certificate from an Indian university said he "could not remember the name of the institution".
Likoni MP Mwalimu Masoud Mwahima is among those set to be locked out by the new rule. Mwahima sat for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examination as a private candidate in 2007 at Kwale High School.
But the one-time Mombasa mayor performed dismally and has not furthered his education since. Gatundu North MP Clement Waibara, who got a reprieve last year when the Court of Appeal overturned a High Court directive nullifying his election, will also be denied opportunity to defend his seat.
Mudslinging characterised the hearing of the Gatundu North petition. The petitioner insisted Waibara is a school dropout who cannot articulate himself in English and Kiswahili and does not possess requisite academic qualifications. But the MP turned the heat on a friend who claimed to have sat proficiency test on his behalf in 2007, portraying his own academic background as questionable.

Information posted on the personal website of former Tourism Minister Najib Balala indicates he attended Serani School and Kakamega High School. The website states Balala has an "international education background" in Business Administration, International Urban Management, and Leadership from the University of Toronto and the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. He does not hold an undergraduate degree.
Transport Assistant Minister Ali Hassan Joho, according to his secretariat, is a holder of a Bachelor of Commerce degree in business and human resource management. It is, however, not clear though when he attended university after leaving Serani Secondary School in Mombasa.

Personal details on Parliament's website state Joint Government Whip Johnson Muthama graduated in 1991 in Gemologist & Diamond Grading System from the Gemological Institute Of America. Molo MP Joseph Kiuna holds a Diploma in Aircraft Engineering from the Kenya Armed Forces Technical Engineering College.


Assistant minister Asman Kamama is indicated to have acquired a certificate and BA in International Studies & Diplomacy from the Kennedy School, Washington Internal University. The ‘degree', however, was pursued between May 2010 and May last year, making it two years shorter than the shortest full-time undergraduate courses recognised globally.

Nyakach MP Pollyns Ochieng' whose profile on Parliament's website states "soon graduating with BA Insurance and Economics by correspondence," told The Standard On Saturday he holds a degree from an Indian university.
Ochieng' supported the amendment to raise the academic ceiling saying: "It is not a bad idea. It will help enhance quality of leadership and increase sense in every decision made." Lands Assistant Minister and Kinango MP Samuel Gonzi Rai holds a diploma in Theology while his Medical Services colleague Kazungu Kambi has an Advanced Diploma from Kenya Polytechnic.
Criticised
Rai said Parliament has spoken and must be followed, even as he criticised it for turning itself to a club of graduates. "We passed a Constitution not understanding that elections will be for graduates and not for popularity. So be it. I am ready for it and the public will speak for themselves," said Rai.
Others who may be affected include nominated MP Shakila Abdallah, who holds a diploma in house keeping and laundry operations from Kenya Utalii College. ODM nominated MP Sheikh Muhammad Dor obtained Kasneb qualifications after his ‘O' level at the Aga Khan High School in Mombasa, according to Parliament's official website.
The educational background of Msambweni MP and a one-time Kwale County Council chairman Omar Zonga is unknown.
Imenti North MP Silas Muriuki who declined to state whether he met the new threshold said: "Most MPs in the larger Meru region will not be affected by the new demand. The few who are remaining will be graduating in August and will, therefore, not have a problem come the election time."
Last year, MPs Ngilu, Rai, Kambi, Balala, Ms Shakila Abdalla were among lawmakers who voted against an initial attempt to impose a university degree for parliamentary aspirants on August 26, last year, when the House passed the Elections Bill. The proposal was defeated after MPs voted 56-39.
Source:The Standard on Saturday.
Tuisome habari hii kisha tutafakari na kujadili iwapo nasi twaweza kuwa na mjadala ama sheria ya aina hii Tanzania wakati tunajiandaa kuandika katiba mpya.Kwa sasa itoshe kusema kuwa nchini Kenya kumekuwa na mjadala mkali miongoni mwa wananchi juu ya suala hili.
 
Natamani ingekuwa hivyo hata bongo, but kumwamini mwanasiasa ni ngumu manake hata huko kwetu waliotuangusha ni wasomi, wengine wanajiita wachumi daraja la 1
 
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