UHURU FORGIVES MIGORI YOUTHS AND ORDERS YOUTH TO BE SET FREE

President Uhuru Kenyatta have forgiven  youths who disrupted his meeting when he visited Migori to launch a 7 billion mosquitoes net distribution to the area in order to curb the malaria menace
the youth started hurling shoes, chairs and insults and chanting anti government slogans

President have ordered the immediate release of youths who were under custody after allegedly involved in that incident

Migori elders and more than 600 residents from that county had arrived yesterday with aim to seek forgiveness from the president following that incident

President have accused political leaders for using old politics with aim of misusing youths to cause violence

Migori incident was accused by jubilee leaders ordering former Prime minister and also the party leader of opposition Raila Odinga to apologize to the nation following that incident

Parliament approves Philip Wachira Kameru as the new NIS chief and 25 nominees for ambassadorial positions.

Parliament have approved the nominee of the president in national intelligence service boss Phillip Kameru
Members of parliament unanimously approved him on his credentials claiming that Kameru have the right experience have served on the forces more than 20 years

The leader of majority Aden Duale have approved him as the nominee claiming that Kameru have the right skills and expertise to fight the intolerance security menace that have been disturbing the country for a long period of time

Gem member of parliament Jakoyo Midiwo have also supported kamerus nomination but he have questioned the intelligence reports and intelligence service claiming that it have falied its mandate  stating that the recent drama in Migori where president was booed by laundry crowds was shameful for the intelligence personnel.

Aldas member of parliament Aden Keinan have also hailed Kameru on his credentials stating that he have fought a great fight  within the force which makes him the ideal candidate for that position

This now gives the president a chance to stamp Kameru on that position since he have passed the right channels

Consecutively parliament have also approved 25 nominees in ambassadorial positions and which puts the road clear to former cabinet ministers Njeru Githae and Sam Ongeri to represent the country in that capacity

"Njeru Githae is the right candidate to represent the country in Washington DC since his performance in ministry of finance where he did tremendous job" Ole Sekuda said.(Kajiado north member of parliament)

PRESIDENT NOMINATE GENERALPHILLIP KAMERU AS "NIS" BOSS

It's now official that President Uhuru has nominated Maj Gen. Phillip Wachira Kameru as the new NIS Director General.
This has come after  resignation of  former intelligence chief Major-General Michael Gichangi  week ago on his personal ground
The parliamentary committee on  Defense committee is set to vet him within 14 days where they will vet him and later taken before the parliament to be voted.
Before his nomination Maj Kameru served as Kenya’s Director of Military Intelligence and he is seen e is seen as being the mastermind of the success of Kenya Defense Forces in Somalia in an operation by name "Operation Linda Nchi".

Kenya buried in competive games

Kenya will continue watching other countries in all competitive  games all over the world after been eliminated by Lesotho  in Africa cup of nation

It's a game that brought a lot of criticism as to who to be blamed on the outcome of the performance of harrambee stars after been eliminated Kenya Federation sacked the coach and overhaul the players where after few days Bobby Williamson was appointed as Amrouche predecessor

Kenya in both tie played position football but they were unable to score any goal, which later brought a lot of question of clinical aspect of our strikers and the team as whole

President Kenyatta voluntarily paid tribute to those players by allowing them to watch world cup live in Brazil,this was great idea but that not solution of our national team performance
Up to now government is yet to release its statement concerning to the same issue where if government interferes with football affairs Kenya will be banned for several years

Former players have of recent challenged the Kenya federation for failing to bring positivity and unearthing challanges that affects our national team

Kenya is only country which expects positivity on unexpectable  dreams,set standards when it fails the tradition is "accept and move on"

Unless all stakeholders come together and identify the gap and offer the solution it will only be a stupid  dream that will never come true to play on high competitive game

Referendum saga continues it's show down

Referendum  issue continues to absorb heat on political parties both in government and in opposition on the aspect of when and reason as to why is required

Government side is split on the issue as its governors are behind the call for the referendum as the chairman of council of governors Isaac Ruto leads the rebels on government position on the issue,Isaac Ruto recently have been involving on hot exchanges with jubilee members of parliament and senators on his firm position of his stand on devolution where he have claimed government have i intention to sabotage county government

Meanwhile President Uhuru Kenyatta has dismissed referendum calls by governors and CORD ahead of the 2017 elections. President Uhuru maintained most issues being agitated by CORD and governors are being implemented by the jubilee government.He urged governors to spend prudently the funds allocated to counties. Addressing Kenyans in the US

Speaking in different occasion deputy president have called upon governors to drop the issue allegedly saying those who are behind have misused the public funds.

It's time to agree not to argue

The coalition of reforms and democracy (CORD) should negotiate with government without giving ultimatums instead of creating unnecessary tension in political sphere in the country

Cord leader Raila Odinga  should shun all political rallies and accept the need to have dialogue with the government side

Jubilee government should accept the fact that Kenyans are suffering from high standard of living,insecurity and give the cord coalition time to discuss the problems on constitutionally mandated arms of the government without sidelining them on tyranny of numbers

The challenge that CORD coalition is facing is tyranny of numbers  in parliament and the members of parliament should put  their differences aside and resolve the problems that Kenyans are facing   at large without looking on their political affiliations

RATIONALIZATION PROCESS SET TO COMMENCE IN PUBLIC SERVICE

       The anxiety on public servants  on government plans to rationalize public service across all ranks  is set  to be felt even across the national and county government

 The programme is set to  start on November this year and for which 2 billion is set for that exercise by the treasury according to devolution cabinet secretary Ann Waiguru

The national government is in process to conduct out-sourced consultant to conduct  the extensive audit  of the public service
The chairperson of the Public Service Commission Margaret Kobia, Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) chairperson Sarah Serem,  played down the retrenchment fear, saying it was an exercise to make the public service efficient.

Waiguru has assured civil servants and general public that the exercise will be undertaken with utmost professionalism.