Rutashubanyuma
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Africa bado kwa hizo analysis... Hatuna stable systems kihivyo
kebyatta is spending billions to psychoanalyse people. And dupe them in the name of leadership qualities assessments
TIMING Mutahi Ngunyi ni a very renown Kenyan social scientist na kaweka wazi kuwa raila akazane angalau aambulie nafasi ya pili vinginevyo hata hiyo nafasi there is no assurance........Mudavadi has the ethnic numbers to squeeze a second position.....and it will be sad for him; Amollo, if he sleepwalks and croons upon opinion polls.............which misleads him that he is ahead when his strongest zones were not registered and will not be allowed to vote.............I truly pity him for failing to motivate his tribesmen to register
Dotke only Uhuru will strike the bull.........others are his cheerleaders............
I really do not pity him. I pity the people who have to wait for an MP to motivate them to register. Then vote for the same idiot and expect change. The problem with the current crop of 'Leaders' vying for leadership in Kenya is they all have been in government roles B4 and have nothing to show. With the the exception of Peter Kenneth (with his record to boot), nobody brings anything new to the table. Like i always say 'Same shit, different toilet'.
Like i said, there are other candidates in the race. Kenya can not be held hostage by Uhuru and Raila.This is not the 60s & 70s. 50 years after independence and an economy that was at per with Malaysia, we have nothing to show.
As at now I am greatly appreciative of the country kenya and the strides economically it has made despite ridicule from some kenyans that are in the class of complainers and are not appreciative. Each established democracy in the world has had its fair history of tumult. the situation is not unique for Kenya, in the Americas there was the south carolina civil war. In the UK during the 18th century period a whole parliament building was set on flames. Kenya has never witnessed anything of such magnitudes and is relatively a young country with only its fourth president coming to the scene. May these doomsday prophets and prophetesess wth their prophecies give us a break!
Kabaridi ICC is a western neo-colonizing toll which will help jubilee............there is a genuine fear Amollo is a westernized puppet ready and more than willing to mortgage Kenya to the highest bidder...........
To the contrary, the average Kenyan is more worried about buying a kilo of sugar at ksh. 1000, the HIV infected not being able to secure free ARVz, the competitive edge of Kenya being soiled due to embargoes and trade sanctions. Imagine what happens when tourists stop visiting Kenya, our agri-products being denied entry into EU because of two fellas. What gap will that do to our already bloated economy...
The deficit hole will be too great that the government might crumble. Assume the lifestyle of Kenyans living under a dollar...Uhurutos manifesto on security will mean nothing then. Insecurity will take center stage..before we know it a civil strife will be brewing. Will we be able to contain it? Will we recover? In ten years maybe. Ours will be the weakest economy if not military too...#overheard some people banking on oil as security.....this is a dream. To start with, the thing hasnt been mined n its likely it wont be touched if the US point the guns to us. That leaves us with nothing to bargain with...even China the devils favourite cant dare pull into such murky waters.
All this will only happen coz Uhuruto will pull a Bashir move once elected.
Kabaridi ICC is a western neo-colonizing toll which will help jubilee............there is a genuine fear Amollo is a westernized puppet ready and more than willing to mortgage Kenya to the highest bidder...........
Negative bro! Sudan is not the destination, right now there is an islamic re-unification with Iran and Egypt forming a marriage of convinience, which would ultimately mean Bashir this one time is off the ICC hook. And that is how the ICC is always; a jumpy affair.
If a kilo of sugar will rise up to 1000 kshs it means that the commodity is rear. We produce our own sugar for local consumption. by any means I think sugar prices will decrease, and those with frivolous activities like extortion-ism will disappear into thin air and I have no data whether we as a country export sugar, but we do import sugar. Don't also forget during moi's regime there was an economy barely on its knees growing at negative percentage, poor everything.
currently Kibaki is collecting trillions in taxes as opposed to moi who was collecting billions. both governments were corrupt............ but what if the money can be put to good use??
on the account of oil, they may put embargoes like what they did for IRan but we find that the same crude oil might find their way to areas like TZ. wahenga wanavosema usimsengenye ndovu lol!! So it is mission critical that other allies come on board other than those threatening embargoes
Negative bro! Sudan is not the destination, right now there is an islamic re-unification with Iran and Egypt forming a marriage of convinience, which would ultimately mean Bashir this one time is off the ICC hook. And that is how the ICC is always; a jumpy affair.
If a kilo of sugar will rise up to 1000 kshs it means that the commodity is rear. We produce our own sugar for local consumption. by any means I think sugar prices will decrease, and those with frivolous activities like extortion-ism will disappear into thin air and I have no data whether we as a country export sugar, but we do import sugar. Don't also forget during moi's regime there was an economy barely on its knees growing at negative percentage, poor everything.
currently Kibaki is collecting trillions in taxes as opposed to moi who was collecting billions. both governments were corrupt............ but what if the money can be put to good use??
on the account of oil, they may put embargoes like what they did for IRan but we find that the same crude oil might find their way to areas like TZ. wahenga wanavosema usimsengenye ndovu lol!! So it is mission critical that other allies come on board other than those threatening embargoes Last edited by
That is always the trouble we have with leaders who seek endorsement from diplomats and envoys as opposed to seeking the peoples mandate, they would opt for anything just to wield power.
Assuming Uhuruto wins and economic sanctions follow, how different will it be with Moi's time when we went a whole decade without foreign aid yet the cost of living was more than affordable? Talking of aids what in terms of real cash has U.S of A given Kenya?
2 things;
1. There's a difference between not receiving foreign aid and being placed under economic sanctions...a major major difference.
2. You seriously think that the cost of living in kenya was "more than affordable" during Moi's time? Really? Seriously? Dude, what kenya were you living in? I'm not even going to go the anecdotal route, just check the stats on poverty, unemployment, malnutrition, maternal death etc etc...that is a ridiculous thing to say!
I get you and agree with you on the first one.
On the second one though i don't think, i know the cost of living was cheaper then because i experienced it first hand.
and so because YOUR life was ok, then life in kenya generally was ok? As I said, let's not out-anecdote each other, just check the stats on all quality of life indicators & UN MDG's...it's a fact, borne by empirical data, that life in kenya was far worse for the average Kenyan under Moi than it is now...even if it was ok for certain people