Finally Aaron Ringera Ajiuzulu!

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Vianzo vyangu vya habari vinanipa hii kutoka jijini Nairobi. Huyu bwana
aliyekua ameteuliwa na Kibaki kua mkuu wa Kenya Anti-Corruption Commision
amejiuzulu.

Hii ni baada ya Bunge la Kenya kumtoa nishai Rais Kibaki maana alikiuka kanuni
zilizopangwa na katiba kuhusu uteuzi wa mkuu wa hii tume. Jamaa amekua
hapo zaidi ya miaka mitano akipokea hela kibao na hamna la maana
limefanyika. Mawazo ya wengi ni kua alikua amewekwa hapo hususan
kuzuia kesi zozote za ufisadi dhidi ya familia kuu za Kenya ikiwemo ya
Kenyatta, Moi na sasa Kibaki.

Cha muhimu ni kutizama ni nani atakayeteuliwa kuchukua hii ofisi.

Zaidi mtapokea kadri zinapofika.

Maelezo mengine kuhusu hii kandarasi yalijadiliwa awali katika
hii nyuzi... HAPA
 
Mshahara wake huu hapa in Ksh.

Basic Salary: Kshs.1.2million

House allowance: Kshs.200, 000

Responsibility Allowance: Kshs.200, 000

Transport: Kshs.120, 000

Extraneous allowance: Kshs.130, 000

Domestic staff: Kshs.75, 000

Utilities: Kshs.75, 000

Total Gross Salary: Kshs.2.5 Million per Month.

Total Gross salary per year: Kshs.30 Million
.


Kwa hivyo ukichukua hio 30 million mara tano, maana ofisi yenyewe ni
ya 5yrs, unapata hio nambari ya 150 million anayodai huku akisema
anafutwa kazi kwa njia isiohalali/inakiuka mkataba...breach of
contract or something like that.
 
Alhamdulillah... Good riddance, thought he would get some back up from Mwai 'wacha wapigane' Kibaki, but the old geezer ignored him.
 
Ringera bows out of KACC job

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The Kenya Anti Corruption Commission director Aaron Ringera. He has resigned from office on September 30, 2009

In Summary:

Deputy director Ms Fatuma Sichale also resigns.
The KACC advisory board is now free to advertise for the three vacant positions.


The director of the Kenya Anti Corruption Commission Justice Aaron Ringera has finally left office.

The besieged KACC boss resigned Wednesday following relentless pressure from the body’s advisory board, civil society, politicians and Kenyans to have him step aside.Mr Ringera communicated his decision to KACC staff during a brief meeting, after which he addressed a news conference.

At the news conference, he said that he had taken the decision "in the best interest of the country, the Kenya Anti Corruption Commission as an institution, staff as well as in the best interest of us as individuals and our families to exist from the leadership of KACC."

Mr Ringera quoted the bible, specifically Ecclesiastes: "There is time for everything, time to be born, time to die, to embrace and refrain....."

The deputy director in charge of legal services Ms Fatuma Sichale has also resigned joining fellow deputy Dr Smokin Wanjala, who quit two weeks ago.

The KACC advisory board is now free to advertise for the three positions.

Since Parliament declared his reappointment by President Kibaki illegal three weeks ago, Mr Ringera has defied calls for his resignation until now, even telling off the board when challenged to quit.He said that only the courts can remove him from office and refused to release funds to place an advertisement for the director’s post saying there was “no vacancy.”

The House, acting on the recommendations of two committees- Delegated Legislation and Administration, Justice and Legal Affairs- nullified his reappointment for a further five-year term after finding President Kibaki erred in law in renewing his contract.

The President reappointed Justice Ringera without reference to the KACC Advisory Board or Parliament, a move termed illegal by the two institutions.

The board is supposed to shortlist candidates, send them to Parliament for vetting before they are forwarded to the President for appointment.

Last week, Mr Ringera met the Chief Justice and the President amid reports that he was being prepared to return to the judiciary as an appellate judge even as his options and those offering their backing reduced.

Indeed, a source close to the presidency said that Ringera’s chances of staying on were “close to none” signalling that State House was distancing itself from the man.

Dr Smokin Wanjala, who until his resignation two weeks ago was the commission’s deputy director, left his post just days after Parliament nullified a gazette notice containing Ringera’s reappointment and those of his two deputies.

Following Justice Ringera’s refusal to quit, a section of MPs had wanted the House reconvened for them to cut funding to KACC.A draft Bill, which if passed could see the dissolution of the KACC, is also being prepared by Kisumu Town West MP Olago Aluoch.

NGOs on Tuesday resolved to raise funds to advertise the positions of KACC director and two assistants if Mr Justice Ringera does not okay it by Friday.

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/-/1056/665740/-/item/0/-/11y1g7j/-/index.html
 
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Vianzo vyangu vya habari vinanipa hii kutoka jijini Nairobi. Huyu bwana


aliyekua ameteuliwa na Kibaki kua mkuu wa Kenya Anti-Corruption Commision


amejiuzulu.​



Hii ni baada ya Bunge la Kenya kumtoa nishai Rais Kibaki maana alikiuka kanuni


zilizopangwa na katiba kuhusu uteuzi wa mkuu wa hii tume. Jamaa amekua


hapo zaidi ya miaka mitano akipokea hela kibao na hamna la maana


limefanyika. Mawazo ya wengi ni kua alikua amewekwa hapo hususan


kuzuia kesi zozote za ufisadi dhidi ya familia kuu za Kenya ikiwemo ya


Kenyatta, Moi na sasa Kibaki.​



Cha muhimu ni kutizama ni nani atakayeteuliwa kuchukua hii ofisi.



Zaidi mtapokea kadri zinapofika.​



Maelezo mengine kuhusu hii kandarasi yalijadiliwa awali katika


hii nyuzi... HAPA


Edwards Hosea wa TAKUKURU naye ajiuzulu, anangoja nini hadi sasa wakati kazi imeshamshinda siku nyingi!?
 
I think MPs in Kenya are more determined than ours. It is good news to see President's bogus appointment has been reversed by the parliament.
 
Mshahara umezua jambo, kazi hii angeteuliwa mtu kwa kujitolea tu.
 
Nimeipenda hii pale anaposema atangaze kazi???? -saying there was "no vacancy."
 
Tena mimi hapa! nipo tayari kujitolea kwa mwaka mmoja tu, uone kama kuna mtu engedhubutu gusa pesa ya mlala hoi

Mike nakuapia utakula na mafisadi wakikuona wewe ni tisho kwao. they will pour so much money on you, till you lose sense of what you were to do in that office in the first place.. usicheze na watu wako radhi kuua mtu ambaye ana expose their shady dealings.. Its either you eat with them or you die, PERIOD.
Have you ever heard of Munyakei, if not, he was the whistle blower on the goldenberg deal, ukisoma hadithi yake utatokwa na machozi, dont mess with this cartels man.
 
Mike nakuapia utakula na mafisadi wakikuona wewe ni tisho kwao. they will pour so much money on you, till you lose sense of what you were to do in that office in the first place.. usicheze na watu wako radhi kuua mtu ambaye ana expose their shady dealings.. Its either you eat with them or you die, PERIOD.
Have you ever heard of Munyakei, if not, he was the whistle blower on the goldenberg deal, ukisoma hadithi yake utatokwa na machozi, dont mess with this cartels man.

In 1994, David Munyakei, Kenya’s tragic hero, fled to Mombasa after having been warned that his life was in danger because of his misfortune in being both honest and courageous. For standing up to the rich and powerful on our behalf, he was forced to go into hiding, changing clothes, identities, even his accent. He had already crossed the rubicon by handing over the incriminating Goldenberg documents to Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o; the Elderkin series of stories in the Daily Nation had already been published, he had been arrested and released, and he had been fired from his job at the Central Bank. His mother had died. There was nothing for him in Nairobi except danger, sorrow and frustration. He did, however, with a caution born of the callous and cruel treatment meted out to him by the government, take with him and hide vital Goldenberg documents. For the unforgivable, irredeemable crime of possessing both integrity and a sense of honour, he was running for his life like a common criminal. One really is led to wonder whether honesty, courage, integrity and honour are on the list of the official Controlled Substances Act, or whether our-then government just decided that these crimes, even if not strictly according to the letter, certainly fell under the spirit of the law….. Montesquieu wept.

Once in Mombasa, Munyakei worked at a variety of jobs. Most significantly, after converting to Islam, he met and married Mariam Ali Muhammad Hani. In late 1998, he emerged from his self-imposed exile and returned to Olokurto, where he had spent many of his formative years as a child. Olokurto held memories of his childhood, of his grandmother, which whom he had lived and the carefree happy existence he shared with his brother Daniel. He took with him his wife Mariam, and their first daughter, born earlier in 1998.

In Olokurto, David Munyakei embarked upon a poverty-ridden rural existence that would be unremarked and uninterrupted for four years, but not without some happiness – he and Mariam had two more daughters. . There are now three Munyakei girls, Fatma, Naima and Sally, surely the most beautiful children in Kenya. Sadly, they have been compelled to have a self-possession and self-containment that no child should have to acquire, as the result of all the interventions into their lives by strangers both well meaning and malevolent.
 
In 1994, David Munyakei, Kenya’s tragic hero, fled to Mombasa after having been warned that his life was in danger because of his misfortune in being both honest and courageous. For standing up to the rich and powerful on our behalf, he was forced to go into hiding, changing clothes, identities, even his accent. He had already crossed the rubicon by handing over the incriminating Goldenberg documents to Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o; the Elderkin series of stories in the Daily Nation had already been published, he had been arrested and released, and he had been fired from his job at the Central Bank. His mother had died. There was nothing for him in Nairobi except danger, sorrow and frustration. He did, however, with a caution born of the callous and cruel treatment meted out to him by the government, take with him and hide vital Goldenberg documents. For the unforgivable, irredeemable crime of possessing both integrity and a sense of honour, he was running for his life like a common criminal. One really is led to wonder whether honesty, courage, integrity and honour are on the list of the official Controlled Substances Act, or whether our-then government just decided that these crimes, even if not strictly according to the letter, certainly fell under the spirit of the law….. Montesquieu wept.

Once in Mombasa, Munyakei worked at a variety of jobs. Most significantly, after converting to Islam, he met and married Mariam Ali Muhammad Hani. In late 1998, he emerged from his self-imposed exile and returned to Olokurto, where he had spent many of his formative years as a child. Olokurto held memories of his childhood, of his grandmother, which whom he had lived and the carefree happy existence he shared with his brother Daniel. He took with him his wife Mariam, and their first daughter, born earlier in 1998.

In Olokurto, David Munyakei embarked upon a poverty-ridden rural existence that would be unremarked and uninterrupted for four years, but not without some happiness – he and Mariam had two more daughters. . There are now three Munyakei girls, Fatma, Naima and Sally, surely the most beautiful children in Kenya. Sadly, they have been compelled to have a self-possession and self-containment that no child should have to acquire, as the result of all the interventions into their lives by strangers both well meaning and malevolent.
thats Munyakei, dude died a pauper, and what for? Goldenberg is a dead case, no money returned, no one was found guilty and taken to prison.... Thats impunity right there.
 
"The Kenya Anti Corruption Commission director Aaron Ringera has resigned from office on September 30, 2009"

The heading of the post however reads "Amos Ringera". Which is his correct name? Amos like Wako reaaly?

macinkus
 
"The Kenya Anti Corruption Commission director Aaron Ringera has resigned from office on September 30, 2009"

The heading of the post however reads "Amos Ringera". Which is his correct name? Amos like Wako reaaly?

macinkus

Thanx for the correction.Nimerekebisha.
 
How about Tanzanian Parliamentarians?? do they have that gut????? A good number of them, cowards!!! Are Yes men!!! Until when????? A change is a must!!! When?? You and me should decide!!!

We have so many useless high officials who need to be forced to resignation!!!
 
How about Tanzanian Parliamentarians?? do they have that gut????? A good number of them, cowards!!! Are Yes men!!! Until when????? A change is a must!!! When?? You and me should decide!!!

We have so many useless high officials who need to be forced to resignation!!!

Kumbuka pia kuna ulafi na tamaa....its a culture engrained in those
folks. Educating the masses to vote these kind of people is a major
way out of this mess. Itakua kazi lakini naamini itawezekana tu.
 
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