A Kenyan interested in good governance, authentic leadership, democracy, and Constitutionalism.
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined May 2009
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It looks like the official policy for KQ is flight disruption and schedule? I endured a flight reschedule on KQ 498 from 16:30 to midnight. I did not complain despite the inconvenience. Now my Return flight is being disrupted from 18:20 to 21:45. This is unacceptable!
The commandant of police in Vihiga me Stephen Ngetich invades PAG Kenya Headquarters with fake court orders in a case of abuse of office!
Farming Wonder : Multistory Gardens follow up - Part 1🥬⏳ youtu.be/mZBT9MMqqzs via @YouTube
The World Bank also supports governments in the effective implementation of beneficial ownership registries, and in the inclusion of beneficial ownership information in income and asset declarations blogs.worldbank.org/governan… via @worldbank
While fighting COVID, self inflicted crisis such as this Malaba Webuye border traffic jam is bad for business even in the prevailing circumstances!
Rigid Lockdowns vs. Relative Freedom: A Tale of Two Southern Governors | Jon L. Pritchett, Ed Tiryakian fee.org/articles/rigid-lockd… via @feeonline
Kenya power emergency system fails to pick calls and account for power outages. I have had no power for the last 48 hours. Account 24054363. No update no response.
The MOH redefined emergency response to COVID by spending a billion of World Bank money, on everything except acquiring test kits, conducting mass tests,and offering treatment to the affected! What a novelty!
This is happening in Senegal. They are doing mass testing. They have discovered testing kits at the cost of USD 60. What is our positive story if I may ask?
The Star would have us believe that there is an all out war between DPP and DCI. Far from it. The memo they seem to refer to is reflective of the constitutional separation of investigations and prosecution. DCI investigates. DPP prosecutes. Period.
In dealing with the KEMRI Director Dr Lutomia and the medic Dr Misango, are we seeing the case of the proverb “leaving the burning house to pursue a rat fleeing from flames?”
The CS health should come up with the strategy for reopening this economy. Account for the expenditure of the CoViD related billions and how these will go into making the work place, businesses premises, travel industry safer in the days to come.
We are on a second stretch of the partial lockdown associated with CoViD 19. We need less of rhetorical statements from the Govt to statements of action. Some 42 days later can we still be saying that mass testing kits are unavailable? Draconian measures alone won’t do!
