Kwani iko nini

Kenyan governments traced from independence has been having tendency of using the vast majority to suppress them.it was in 1970s to 1975 when this country had identified several problems. Unemployment, imbalanced distribution of resources ethnic marginalization and throughout this regimes that has been in place we still can stand before public and talk of unemployment !! unemployment!!! unemployment !!!. Something must be wrong somewhere either by we the electorate or the populace. But most linked to the populist.  Political was did not start today for it can be traced back in 1972 ; When Kenyatta government attempted to change the policy following some of the katundu Coutiers had started to perceive Kariuki as a threat, however and members of the group steadily moved to acquire control of adminstrative positions that the would give them greater powers to circumscribed their fellow party member's ability to organize this led to split into two groups consisting of the fa...

Kenya as a country after repealing section 2A of the colonial constitution was privileged to have multiparty democracy. This is what led to Ford Kenya and other parties we have in kenya to be born.  Why did we seek for multiply democracy??? Several issues led to the desire to have this section repealed. >political leaders needed a forum through which they could express their interest of giving alternative leadership. An opportunity that was denied in single party state  >it ought to seek political freedom in airing their views despite them being contrary to the ruling party. The ruling party appeared to be marginalizing some ethnicity and regions in terms of resource allocation. In 1992 this was achieved. Kenyans got this window and individuals had parties you can name them.....  Along the way those who were in opposition during the single party state knew what they wanted and why they wanted....  One party has right to oppose an opinion...

There has been a survey by researchers and even members of the media on ways and modes of operation of the majority of political leaders of Bungoma County on various matters. This has revealed that some leaders are liked by the people even beyond their area of jurisdiction because of several factors 1. Performance: Across the county, some leaders bit others by far in terms of performance assessments and analyzed the manifestations presented to the people in comparison with the groundwork done so far. Didymus Barasa the member of parliament for the Imilili constituency is leading in terms of performance across the board. About the manifesto sold to his electorate, he plays within the lane. Improving the livelihood of those who are low-income, constructing houses for those in such need, building modernized classrooms within his constituency improving the road network in his constituency and the majority of roads in Kimilili are not comparable to any other constitu...

While we work on enhancing unity of purpose and collective responsibilty, there are those who take an advantage on any slight difference between leaders to advance their heinous intentions.  Bungoma county has been known to be united especially leaders seeking to be elected in one party or coalition. They sell their agenda together on how they will be working together to serve the interest of the electorate. But after being elected, everyone take step forward to advance their personal interest leaving the manifestations sold to the people aside.  Minority of leaders keep in touch with the electorate on the grassroots doing what their employers ask them but a good number of leaders run to advance the interest of their lords.  Hon Majimbo Kalasinga the area MP for Kabuchai constituency who's mission is to serve his people. He entirely follows suit the needs of his electorate before making any step he does consultations. He seeks affirmation on anythi...

Following the post by #kwani iko nini of 26/6/2023 which was urging political leaders from ungoma county to intervene in the payment of IEBC employees who served on contract on 8/12/2022 during the senatorial by-election. This came after these workers had stayed to the tune of 7 months without earning their dues. They are now in celebrations following the IEBC having paid on 10/7/2023.   The majority of the workers have extended their appreciation to some leaders who had empathized with them during their hard times of trouble. Despite a few having not gotten the pay with one or two reaons Hon Majimbo Kalasinga was the first on the floor of the National Assembly who questioned the delayed payments of citizens who had served the public in overseeing the then by-election of senatorial position in Bungoma county. The Honorable MP did this urging the relevant authorities to take action and see to it that the out-cry stops. As Orpah Winfrey said "...

Before 2002 Kenya had undergone leadership of late President Jomo Kenyatta and his vice late Daniel moi who late took over as president in 1979 after the demise of his senior. Meanwhile Late President moi operated on the philosophy of Nyaoism that literally meant following footsteps of his kingmaster. Detailed scrutiny the two regime there was a similarity in it's operations I.e  Discriminative allocation of resources  Lack of equity in balancing of regions in terms of appointments  Denial of certain rights and freedoms by some leaders  Centralized assumption of knowledge and wisdom  Intensive protection of presidency by ethnic groups and broad daylight assassination of those who posed a threat to their leadership. It was leaders owning leadership not people owning leaders. It was an ill advised governance whose mission was not serving the public but serving their interest latter day ETHEL RED THE UNREADY. Kingof England  The late Mwai Kibaki ha...

Ford Kenya is the longest party in Kenya after KANU. It was the party that led to the re-introduction of multi-party democracy in Kenya after the re-pealing of section 2A of the colonial constitution in 1992. It is a party that is associated with key personalities who served this nation in key capacities and led to tremendous political revolutions in this country. 1. Late Masinde Muliro  2. Late Jaramogi Oginga Odinga  3. Late Kenneth Matiba  4. Late Martin Shikuku  The party FORD split into factions Ford Kenya, Ford Asili, and Ford People Following greed for leadership and cheap incitements from grassroots members whose interest was not helping the party grow but getting recognized by leaders and getting tokenism. The Ford Kenya brigade led by Oginga Odinga after the death of Masinde Muliro had the majority of followers whose position was to give an alternative leadership to the then KANU that was impartial...