8 Kenyan Ambassadors Snubbed by Host States

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The fate of eight Kenyan diplomats appointed six months ago is in limbo because host countries have kept their accreditation in remission.

The seven include Ndegwa Muhoro (Malaysia), Hassan Wario (Austria), Benjamin Langat (Namibia), Johnson Kimani Ondieki (Turkey), Richard Ekai (Russia), Sarah Serem (China) and Paddy Ahenda (Qatar).

The appointment of Phyllis Kandie as ambassador to the European Union (EU) has also run into diplomatic headwinds.

People Daily attributed their plight to previous assignments in government and questions on personal issues.

During diplomatic postings, the sending state, Kenya, has to inform the receiving state of change of ambassador which is followed by providing details known as the Agreem`e to the state.

The receiving state can accredit or reject them — either with or without documented reasons.

According to a source, Muhoro's appointment was blocked by Malaysia due to his blighted record during his tenure at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).

Former Sports CS Wario’s appointment may have run into trouble after he was charged together with Olympics legend Kipchoge Keino over the Ksh55 million Rio Olympics graft scandal.

“You don’t appear in court over corruption like Wario and you expect to serve as if nothing happened…the government can’t allow someone with tainted image to represent Kenya,” mentioned the source.

Countries usually employ delaying tactics after rejecting ambassadors until the sending country reads between the lines and appoints a replacement.

Source: 8 Kenyan Ambassadors Yet to Report to Work 6 Months After Appointment


Ndugu zangu,

Tupo kwenye muelekeo sahihi si ndani ya nchi tu lakini hata kimataifa. Huku Tanzania ikikubalika kibataifa ndugu zetu Kenya wanatembelea kucha kwani wateule wake takribani wanane (8) wa ubalozi nchi za nje katika nchi zifuatazo; Malaysia, Australia, Namibia, Turkey, Russia, China, Qatar na EU (Umoja wa ulaya)wamekataliwa.

Katika miaka ya hivi karibuni aliyekuwa balozi wa EU nchini Tanzani alitoa tuhuma kadhaa na kuoneshwa mlango wa kutokea (alifurushwa)

Chadema mshaurini raisi wenu Uhuru Kenyatta ajirekebishe kidiplomasia.

Tanzania tupo katika ''right track''
 
Kenya ina watu walio active kuliko WaTz kama yule Bwana Mafedhwa kule WDC
 
The fate of eight Kenyan diplomats appointed six months ago is in limbo because host countries have kept their accreditation in remission.

The seven include Ndegwa Muhoro(Malaysia), Hassan Wario (Austria),Benjamin Langat (Namibia), Johnson Kimani Ondieki (Turkey), Richard Ekai(Russia), Sarah Serem (China) and Paddy Ahenda (Qatar).

The appointment of Phyllis Kandie as ambassador to the European Union (EU) has also run into diplomatic headwinds.

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Former Director of the Criminal Investigations Ndegwa Muhoro
People Daily attributed their plight to previous assignments in government and questions on personal issues.

During diplomatic postings, the sending state, Kenya, has to inform the receiving state of change of ambassador which is followed by providing details known as the Agreem`e to the state.

The receiving state can accredit or reject them — either with or without documented reasons.

According to a source, Muhoro's appointment was blocked by Malaysia due to his blighted record during his tenure at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).

Former Sports CS Wario’s appointment may have run into trouble after he was charged together with Olympics legend Kipchoge Keino over the Ksh55 million Rio Olympics graft scandal.

“You don’t appear in court over corruption like Wario and you expect to serve as if nothing happened…the government can’t allow someone with tainted image to represent Kenya,” mentioned the source.

Countries usually employ delaying tactics after rejecting ambassadors until the sending country reads between the lines and appoints a replacement.

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Kenya's Ambassador to Austria and former Sports minister Hassan Wario at the Mililani Court in October 2018
Source: https://dailyactive.info
 
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