From akbh at africaonline.co.ke  Thu Jul  1 00:48:24 2010
From: akbh at africaonline.co.ke (Hanif Kassam - Home)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 07:48:24 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Lampard's Goal DID NOT Cross the Line
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Yes, Gichurus photo was a good one J

 

There is more at stake in the game for the teams, (coaches and players)
especially monetarily, then there used to be say, 10 or 25 years ago. One
cannot throw away one's career just because a ref was asleep or his view was
being blocked, because winning  means better contracts, bonuses, rankings
etc etc.

 

It is inevitable that goal line technology and replays will "one day" be
introduced in the game  .so my question begs.. why not do it now? - it is as
simple as that.

 

My favorite teams are Ghana, & Holland (because of RVP.I am an arsenal fan
:-)

Hanif

 

From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Gichuru
Sent: 30 June 2010 09:38
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Lampard's Goal DID NOT Cross the Line

 

Serah,

I cant agree with you more. That was a no brainer that the ball was well
over the line. The only technology needed there was "naked eye" version 8.0,
to see that it was a goal. I saw an interview with the German keeper who
besides admitting it was a goal, he thought that the fact that he collected
the ball and kicked it back to play very fast could have convinced the ref
and his assistants that the ball could not have crossed the line. Fifa was
also furious with the use of the replays on the big screens that are planted
behind each goal for that allowed the spectators and players alike to see
ukweli wa mambo. Sepp Blatter insists that use of replays and technology
will slow down the game and kill the fluency but with the goofs by referees
that we have experienced in this World Cup, I think Fifa needs to reconsider
their stand. I guess rugby still looks entertaining, fast and fluent, and
they use technology. I think Germans would still have gone ahead and won
this game, they were far much the better team. But that Lampard goal was an
equaliser and that probably would have changed the game completely. Not that
I felt anything when England was beaten, but we need to seek justice where
it is not seen to be done.

 

As you say, what goes round, comes round. They meet Argentina on July 3, let
us sit and wait to see what happens. Ireland must have jumped in excitement
when France was eliminated in the group stages, as the last in the group.
Dismal performance from them. But again, what did they expect when they left
out young talented players like Benzema and Nasri and took their grandpas in
the name of Cisse, Anelka, Gouvou?

 

My favorite teams still remain Ghana, Spain, Brazil, in that order. Ghana
can, yes we can!

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 8:24 PM, <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:


Ha!!! Haa!!! Gichuru ... very funny!Error! Filename not specified.

 

You know the strange thing is that the ball crossing the line was so
obvious...it was in by a visible distance. I keep wondering why FIFA and the
rest of the world are talking about Technology as if the ball was just on
the line and therefore doubtful! Everyone all over the world saw the goal
except the ref and the linesman. Not that I disagree with the use of
technology - but not in such obvious cases!!!

 

But what goes round comes round and Germany will one day pay the price.
Remember France qualified for world cup by beating Ireland - was it not the
"hand of Henri" that gave them victory? Ireland felt vindicated when France
disintegrated in South Africa.

 

Regards,

Serah

--- On Tue, 29/6/10, Gichuru <johngichuru2004 at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Gichuru <johngichuru2004 at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Lampard's Goal DID NOT Cross the Line
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 29 June, 2010, 9:38

Hi,

Here is goal line technology produced by fifa and the refs as proof that
Lampard's goal against Germany DID NOT cross the line!

 

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From: aggreyadoyo at gmail.com (aggrey adoyo)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 08:08:10 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] vuvuzela's - where can I get them?
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From tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk  Thu Jul  1 01:23:31 2010
From: tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk (Chakubuta Mulengwa)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 08:23:31 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Milking Machine!
Message-ID: <001401cb18dd$cb61bb90$622532b0$@co.uk>

BABU a farmer, orders an expensive milking machine. He decides to test it on
himself first, so he inserts his
manhood into the equipment and turns on the switch.

Soon he realizes that the equipment provides him with more pleasure than his
wife does. But when the fun is
over, he realizes that he cannot remove the instrument  from his tool,
anxiously he reads the manual, but does
not find any useful information.

He tries every button on the instrument, without success. finally the farmer
decides to call the customer hotline. 

'Hello, I just bought a milking cow  machine from your company, It works
fantastic, but how do I remove it from the cow's udder?''

' 'Don't worry sir'', replies the customer service person, ''the machine
will release automatically once  it has collected two litres!"..... 

 

 

 

50 years on...

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"The protracted war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) amounts to one
of the bloodiest conflicts since World War II. More than 5 million lives
have been lost since the war began in 1998. Women and children - are
targeted as tools of war."

 

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From leawage at yahoo.co.uk  Thu Jul  1 04:13:49 2010
From: leawage at yahoo.co.uk (john njuguna)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 08:13:49 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Anxiety in Nyanza over PM's health
In-Reply-To: <958122.22528.qm@web65506.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <99073.43053.qm@web27202.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>

To Judy Miriga,

Dear one? do not worry too much over the PM safety. In Kenya in particular
the medical fraternity we still have some sober minds whose character and profession cant be swayed by money by that i mean influenced to harm the PM. I personal suffered at one time in the hands over merciless individuals in the name of national security. I have since
forgiven them and actually at some stage we dine together. I make them learn from me. Remember JM? was ...... in 1975? and in 1978 another tragic event happened. So what
was the point. Harambee. JN? ? 

--- On Wed, 30/6/10, Edell O <edellotieno at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Edell O <edellotieno at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Anxiety in Nyanza over PM's health
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 30 June, 2010, 17:17

Judy Miriga you are at it again. You are an idler, rumour monger and a? busy body! Please get a life. May I at this point take this opportunity to declare that anything Judy Miriga? says represents her personal? thoughts and opinions and does not represent the thoughts or opinion of the diaspora whatsoever!
thanks
Edell

--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Anxiety in Nyanza over PM's health
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 4:38 AM

Ooops my ribs! It's interesting how Judy get's into peoples nerves?more so?to this one
 called MJ. ?MJ, cool down or else you hit the roof!
Judy, continue fighting for justice since you represent those of us in the Diaspora - You are our mouth piece.



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Regards,
./Muita Wangoko:

-The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ?We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. ?The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age - The Call of Cthulhu


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On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:52, MJ <muenjoyo at gmail.com> wrote:


Judy why don't you come and take him to wherever the heck you live or where you think he'll be safe.
I usually try and ignore you but this one just got to me.?



On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:27 AM, isaiah githinji <kimanncide at yahoo.com> wrote:

Now this is the unveiling the of Miriga as the Propagadist-In-Chief. Your new titile should be:



Judy Miriga,
Executive Director,
Diaspora Propagandist and Mcarthyist,


--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com> wrote:




From: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>

Subject: [YP_Ke] Anxiety in Nyanza over PM's health
To: "Judy Miriga" <jbatec at yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 1:16 AM







Folks,
?
Five days is too long for PM to remain in the hospital in Kenya...PM Raila?needs an
urgent recuperating attention Overseas.? I do not trust those power baron who hate him 
to be around him there, let the truth be told.? We need International Leadership to assist
him out immediately......I Mean Immediately.......Now......because a lot is already 
going on around in Kenya and we cannot take anymore chances.....Please help Kenya.
?
Watch the down video.....it looks like that Kofia had something in it...Why after PM Raila 
put on the Kofia he looked like he was drawsing......tena msiniambie at nini nini.....iko 
kitu.......looks like something was stuffed on him.....watch the video properly.....
?
Why he was so energetic and then, on getting on that caterpila he became weak and
was unresponsive...?......tena walijua nita piga kelele, waka vuruga computer yangu....
?
Tena wasi jaribu.....
?
Watch the 2 Videos carefully?and connect the dots people.......amkeni ..... wake up......
?
PM Raila is under siege, and he cannot stay in Kenya one more day.......The United Nations and the International Leadership MUST take me extremely serious and act now.
?
This is what I call an immergency needing urgent humanitarian support......We have cold blooded murders in Kenya, and I know what I am talking about.......Please help PM Raila, 
because no one in Kenya would....ask yourself if they gunned down the top CID boss and 
now everything is quite, Iteere Police Boss have spoken and his mouth has been silenced 
hey, Kenya is deadly now and this is why I say Kenya is a Failed State......I speak about 
what I understand and know.? We need urgent International Take Over Now.....
?

Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com



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Raila Hospitalised 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pulTInE3Rks&feature=player_embedded
?


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standardgroupkenya | June 29, 2010 | 2:17 



Prime Minister Raila Odinga today underwent what doctors are calling a 'minor procedure' on his head to relieve pressure on the outside of his brain. The Prime Minister has been at the Nairobi hospital since last evening when he went there complaining of a headache. A neurosurgeon involved in the procedure said the pressure may have been caused by Raila banging his head in a vehicle three weeks ago. According to doctors, the P-M will remain in the hospital for at least 5 more days. The doctors only made the statement after a hectic day during which most of the Prime Minister's aides and colleagues spoke of fatigue as being the reason behind his hospitalisation.



Kenya PM well after head surgery, doctors say





 



Prime Minister Raila Odinga (left) with Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka at Nairobi Hospital on Tuesday. Dr Olunya, a neurosurgeon said Mr Odinga checked into the hospital on Monday at 6 p.m. complaining of headache and general fatigue and was later operated on to relieve pressure outside his brain. Photo/WILLIAM OERI ? 
By?BERNARD NAMUNANE and and DAVE OPIYO
Posted?Tuesday, June 29?2010?at?22:09



Prime Minister Raila Odinga is recovering at the Nairobi Hospital after he underwent head surgery, his doctors said on Tuesday.
















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The operation, which they described as minor, was done on Monday night, and was meant to relieve pressure, which had built up outside his brain, Dr Livingston Oluoch-Olunya, a neurosurgeon, said at the hospital.




Mr Odinga was driven to hospital at 6pm by his driver, complaining of a headache and general fatigue.

Relieve pressure

?Following examinations and initial investigations, he was found to have a build-up of pressure outside the brain leading to headache,? Dr Oluoch-Olunya said. 

?A team of doctors got together, and within a short period, it was agreed that a minor procedure be carried out on the left side of the head to relieve the pressure,? added Dr Oluoch-Olunya, who was accompanied by Dr Mahmood Qureshi, another neurosurgeon.




The pressure may have been caused by the PM banging his head in his car some weeks ago, the doctor said. Dr Oluoch-Olunya added that Mr Odinga was not in any danger and was ?doing just fine? but will be in hospital for five days.




?The pressure was relieved when some fluid was removed through a small opening in the skull. The procedure was carried out successfully and the Prime Minister is doing fine. Doctors have advised that he rests for at least five days,? said Dr Oluoch-Olunya, adding:




?I would like to assure the country that he is actually well. The headache that he had yesterday has all been cleared.? Dr Cleopa Mailu, the Nairobi Hospital?s chief executive officer, was present during the briefing. Earlier, the PM?s press team issued a statement saying he was being treated for fatigue.




Energetic politician

Mr Odinga, who is 65, is one of Kenya?s most energetic politicians and will normally have a punishing schedule every day. Deputy PM Musalia Mudavadi will preside over two engagements which the PM was scheduled to attend on Wednesday and Thursday. His last engagement on Monday was at the clean-up of the Nairobi Dam, where he looked exhausted and ill.




?Immediately after his function at the Nairobi Dam last (Monday) evening, the PM went to Nairobi Hospital for a check-up because he felt some general exhaustion. After tests, doctors started treating him for fatigue,? said his press secretary Dennis Onyango.




Mr Onyango had said Mr Odinga was fit enough to return to work. ?The doctors have assured us that the PM is in good enough condition to come to office and work as usual if he feels like. But they are not allowing that. They strongly recommend that he takes the rest,? he said during a press briefing at the Treasury.




Doctors and the family had requested that access to the premier be 
restricted. ?The doctors have further recommended complete bed rest for a few days and they will confine him in hospital for that period. During that period, the hospital will restrict access to him to ensure he gets the rest that he needs,? he said.




High profile guests

On Tuesday, high profile guests, led by Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, visited the PM to wish him quick recovery.
They included Cabinet ministers Anyang? Nyong?o, Dalmas Otieno, James Orengo, assistant ministers Alfred Khang?ati, Oburu Oginga, Ayiecho Olweny, Simeon Lesrima and James Gesami. 




Also present were US ambassador Michael Ranneberger, Finance PS Joseph Kinyua and Mohammed Isahakia of the PM?s office, MPs Millie Odhiambo, Fred Outa and Edick Anyanga among others. Mr Ranneberger said Mr Odinga was doing fine and was in high spirits. 




?He is very active. I have just seen him. He is in fact enjoying the World Cup,? Prof Olweny said. Ms Connie Sigei, his sister-in-law said the PM was doing fine. ?He even ate boiled maize I had brought him.? The last time Mr Odinga was admitted to hospital was in April 2008, when he had an eye operation in Germany.




Mr Odinga?s illness comes at a critical time in the referendum campaigns when the ?Yes? team that he leads with President Kibaki has resolved to aggressively rally the public behind the proposed constitution. On Monday, he attended the ?Yes? campaign strategy meeting at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi during which the ?Greens? agreed on a plan to counter the gains of the ?No? team. 




?The PM is an active person and he is the kind who can have five functions in a day and attend all of them,? Mr Onyango said. 
?
Anxiety in Nyanza over PM's health


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Prime Minister Raila Odinga and his wife Ida at the Nairobi Hospital June 29, 2010. The PM underwent a 'minor procedure' to relieve pressure outside his brain. Photo/PMPS?
By?NATION Team
Posted?Tuesday, June 29?2010?at?21:15



Anxiety gripped Nyanza as news of Prime Minister Raila Odinga?s admission to hospital spread like a bush fire. 

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In Homa Bay Town, members of the people?s parliament convened an emergency session to discuss the PM?s condition.

Those at the meeting were emphatic that until they hear from Mr Odinga himself, they would not believe that his admission was due to fatigue.

In Migori, Awendo and Rongo towns, people hurdled in groups to discuss?what might have befallen the ODM leader.

?He is energetic and rarely falls ill. I do not remember a time in my life when the PM was admitted to hospital,? said fisherman Orinda Agimba.

Working hard

But a Nyatike trader, Mr Ben Owiti, said the PM may have been suffering from fatigue since he was ?working very hard and was virtually attending all senior government functions and the ?Yes? campaigns?.

Religious leaders, among them Bishop Esau Jobando and Mr Isaya Owak, prayed that Mr Odinga recovers quickly to continue with nation building.

They asked Mr Odinga to ?take enough breaks from his busy schedules to relax his body and mind?. ODM Karachuonyo and Kasipul Kabondo branches said the PM?s absence from office would hurt the reform agenda.? 

Dr Omondi Ombura, an SDA church elder, asked Kenyans to pray for him because his role and participation in constitution reform were fundamental.

?We pray for him for quick recovery because as a public figure, the life of many Kenyans and the country are hinged on him,? said Dr Ombura.

Reports by Elisha Otieno, Maurice Kaluoch and Otieno Owida
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3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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The agenda shall be

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1.	Getting to now one another & making friends

2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.

3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From wamswac at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 05:20:21 2010
From: wamswac at yahoo.com (IBRAHIM MWANGI)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 02:20:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] PLOTS FOR SALE
In-Reply-To: <924411.95024.qm@web33302.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <312113.63567.qm@web55201.mail.re4.yahoo.com>

hi ladies and gentlemen i have plot 1/2acre in pagani @30million ideal for residential flats 

for further details contact through email wamswac at gmail.com



      

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From josephine at kentrain.co.ke  Thu Jul  1 05:51:02 2010
From: josephine at kentrain.co.ke (josephine at kentrain.co.ke)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 05:51:02 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] ACCOUNTS CLERKS URGENTLY NEEDED
Message-ID: <380-220107419512160@M2W119.mail2web.com>

Hi All,

Am looking for accounts clerks who can work outside Nairobi and with ;

 1) Minimum - KATC finalist
 2) Experience in stock taking and stock reconciliation
 3) Proficiency in Quickbooks and point of sale

Interested and Qualified? send your application letter and attached CV to
josephine at kentrain.co.ke BEFORE monday

5th JULY 2010

Only candidates who match the above requirements will qualify for an
interview.

Regards,

Josephine

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From jimwavan at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 09:45:18 2010
From: jimwavan at yahoo.com (JULIA ADHIAMBO)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 06:45:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] WANTED: SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Message-ID: <402158.99074.qm@web39607.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Do you know of anyone interested in sales representative job???

Job Specifications And Other Information Related to the job are as follows;
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i) Atleast 1 yr experience in sales
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ii) Key skills and Qualities are Customer relations, Market focused / Strong 
negotiation? and??selling skills?
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iii)? Must have educational background in sales and marketing from recognized 
institutions
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Remuneration will be on commission basis only(30% for every sale)
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To apply, send cv to info at afribusinessdevelopment.com


      

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From dkibuiyah at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 10:23:48 2010
From: dkibuiyah at yahoo.com (david kibuiyah)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 07:23:48 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session,
	Thursday 15th July. Guest Speaker 	  will be Evelyne Mungai
In-Reply-To: <841259.12210.qm@web50801.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
References: <841259.12210.qm@web50801.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <153576.40685.qm@web52202.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

HI ALL

I would like to join this group.. what do i need?

david MAINA




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From: Elizabeth Macharia <ewama2003 at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 11:48:27 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session, Thursday 15th July. Guest Speaker   will be Evelyne Mungai



Hi,

I have never attended any networking sessions and I would so much like to attend this one. What are the requirements
--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com> wrote:


>From: Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com>
>Subject: [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session, Thursday 15th July. Guest Speaker  will be Evelyne Mungai
>To: lyp-kenya-management-team at googlegroups.com, "lyp_ke" <lyp_ke at googlegroups.com>, "youngprofessionals_ke" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
>Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 12:52 AM
>
>
> >
>Hi all,
> 
>Please
>note our next LYP Networking Session will be on 15th July, at our
>usual venue Marble Arch Hotel.
> 
>We will
>also be honored to have Evelyn Mungai as our Guest Speaker for the day. Please
>Mark that on your calendar.
> 
>Guest
>Speaker Profile. 
> 
>Evelyn Mungai is one of Kenya?s
>leading businesswomen and an entrepreneur par excellence. She started her
>career in the early 1970s, with the establishment of one of the first companies
>in Kenya to offer recruitment services. She then became the pioneer of the
>design industry in the region, through the establishment of Evelyn College of
>Design, which last year celebrated its 30th anniversary.
> 
>For over ten years she was
>publisher of Presence, a magazine catering to business and professional women.
>She is the author of Kenya Women Reflections, a book celebrating the
>women who were prominent in the independence struggle. She is also Chairman of
>Speedway Investments, a property development company.
> 
>As a publisher she was a member
>of the Media Owners Association, and in 1994, she was appointed a member of the
>Task Force on Press Laws by Kenya's Attorney General. She was the Chairman of
>the Media Ownership Development and Licensing Committee.
> 
>Throughout her entrepreneurial
>career she has been a champion for women?s economic empowerment. She has served
>as Chairperson of the Nairobi Business and Professional Women?s Club, and she
>is the Founder President of the All Africa Businesswomen Association (AABA),
>which promotes the economic empowerment of women all over Africa. She was the
>first woman member of the prestigious continentwide organisation of leading
>African businesspeople, the African Business Round Table (ABR). She was also
>ABR's Vice-Chairman, the Chairman being President of the African Development
>Bank. 
> 
>She is or has been on the board
>of numerous organisations, both in Kenya and internationally. She is the immediate
>Past Chairman of the Kenya Chapter of Transparency International, the global
>anti-corruption watchdog, and she is a Trustee of the President?s Award Scheme.
>She has served as a member of the Africa Project Development Facility (APDF)
>Board of Advisors. (APDF is part of IFC, the private sector development arm of
>the World Bank.)
> 
>She is Past President of the
>Rotary Club of Nairobi, the largest and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa,
>through which for six years she has been spearheading a major village empowerment
>project. She has also been an Assistant Governor of Rotary. 
> 
>In her capacity as Vice-Chairman
>of ABR, she testified before the Sub-Committee on Africa of the Sub- Committee
>on International Policy and Trade Committee and Foreign Affairs of the U.S.
>House of Representatives, addressing the role of the private sector in the
>development for Africa.
> 
>In 1993, she was awarded the
>Lincoln University President?s Award for Excellence in Business and Finance,
>and at the end of 2006 the President of Kenya awarded the Order of the Grand
>Warrior (OGW), in recognition of her many significant contributions to the
>country.
> 
>She is featured in the
>International Who?s Who of Intellectuals; the Who?s Who in theCommonwealth: 1983-1992; the
>World Who?s Who of Men and Women of Distinction; theCommunity Leaders of the World;
>the International Book of Honour; the International Register of Profiles; the
>Dictionary of International Biography; the International Register of
>Personalities; the International Who?s Who of Contemporary Achievements; and
>the World?s Who?s Who ofWomen.
> 
>Present
>responsibilities
>Founder Chairman
>and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design
>Founded 30 years ago, and still
>the leader in its field ? regionally
> 
>Chairman,
>Speedway Investments Ltd.
>A property development company
> 
>Project
>Coordinator, Cura Rotary Community Corps
>An integrated rural development
>initiative aimed at village empowerment
> 
>President, All
>Africa Businesswomen?s Association
>Promotes development of African
>businesswomen in the formal sector
> 
>Trustee,
>President?s Award Scheme
>Kenya chapter of Duke of
>Edinburgh?s award scheme
> 
>Advisory Board,
>Africa Business Leadership Forum
>A leading continent-wide
>Initiative composed of Africa?s Leaders and Captains of Industry.
> 
>Past
>Responsibilities
>Chairman,
>Transparency International, Kenya Chapter
>The global anti-corruption
>watchdog
> 
>Chairman, Rotary
>Club of Nairobi
>First woman leader of the largest
>and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa
> 
>Assistant
>Governor, Rotary District 9200
> 
>Vice-Chairman,
>Africa Business Round Table
>Private sector arm of African
>Development Bank (ADB)
> 
>Board member,
>African Project Development Facility
>Part of IFC, the private sector
>development arm of the World Bank
> 
>Board member,
>Kenya Film Corporation
> 
>Founder, Board
>Member, NCBDA
> 
>Director, Pride
>Africa
> 
>Chairman,
>Sunlink
> 
>Chairman,
>Nairobi Business and Professional Women Association
> 
>Publisher,
>Presence Magazine
> 
>Author, Kenya
>Women Reflections
> 
>Areas
>of strength and experience
> 
>?        
>Experienced
>and successful board member of numerous national, continental and global
>bodies? often as chairperson
>?        
>Deep
>understanding of business, as entrepreneur and director, in fields such
>as publishing, PR, design, films, education, property development and micro
>finance.
>?        
>Wide
>network of top-level business and political contacts around Africa, in
>the US (eg Corporate Council for Africa, Capitol Hill) and elsewhere. Greatly
>respected in global circles, as a result of extensive exposure over many years.
>?        
>Knowledge
>on trade issues, including AGOA
>?        
>Long-time
>pioneer of women?s economic empowerment.
>?        
>Champion
>for community-based development
>?        
>Speaker and writer
> 
>Conferences
>& Investment Promotion Missions
>1983 Sponsored by West German
>government for study tour of German business and publishing houses.
>Further visits to Mauritius for interaction with women leaders and public
>officials.
> 
>1985 Sponsored for US tour by
>African-American Institute, to meet publishers and editors of women?s
>magazines
> 
>1988 Presented paper on Women
>entrepreneurs and the new technological environment, at International
>Institute of Communication Conference, Washington DC
> 
>1989 Presented paper on Women
>and the workplace at Frederick Ebert Foundation Conference in West Germany
> 
>1989 Presented paper on Women
>in the media: who makes decisions, and does it really matter? at
>International Institute of Communication Conference in Paris, France
> 
>1990 Conference speaker on Training
>for the creation and development of business in ACP countries, at ACP/EEC
>conference in Marseille, France
> 
>1984-1991 Participated in several
>investment missions to Europe, South Asia, Canada and the US, to promote
>Africa
> 
>1988 Speaker at lunch for leading
>businesspeople for Africa Business Roundtable Investment Mission in Toronto,
>Canada, on The role of African Women in the private sector
> 
>1992 Testified before
>Sub-committee on Africa; and Sub-committee on International Economic Policy and
>Trade; of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the US House of Representatives,
>Washington DC, on The role of the private sector in development for Africa
> 
>1992 Chaired panel on The role
>of women in promoting African entrepreneurship in Accra, Ghana, during an
>APDF Conference on Entrepreneurship Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
> 
>1992 Delegate at Global Coalition
>for Africa (GCA) Sub-Committee meeting in Kampala, Uganda on Democracy
>and Governance
> 
>1992 Presented paper on Management
>? a great opportunity for women and chaired forum on Business Management
>at AMSCO Conference in Cape Verde
> 
>1993 Delegate at Global Coalition
>for Africa (GCA) meeting in Maastricht in Holland on Africa?s future and the
>world
> 
>1994 Served in panel and
>presented a paper at a GCA NGO Conference on Africa ? Investments, Needs and
>Threats
> 
>1994 Guest speaker at Rotary Club
>of Maastricht on What role should donors play in development in Africa?
> 
>1994 Main speaker, University of
>Groningen Centre for Development Studies on A future for Africa
> 
>1994 Speaker/Participant at the
>Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, on Donors: their role in Development
>Assistance
> 
>1994 Keynote Speaker, African
>Business Council of The Netherlands, on Expanding your business in Africa
> 
>1998 International guest speaker
>at Award Ceremony for South African Businesswoman of the Year, in
>Johannesburg, and then in Durban and Cape Town
> 
>2000 Delegate at World Bank / IMF
>meeting in Prague, Czech Republic on Making the Global Economy work for
>everyone and delivered a paper on Building consensus for reform
> 
>2003 Delegate at GCA NEPAD meeting,
>Accra, Ghana, Botswana, Kenya
> 
>2005 Speaker at IDRC conference
>in Ottawa, Canada, on Unleashing entrepreneurial potential
> 
>2004 Delegate at Commission
>for Africa private sector consultation conferences in Dar and in London
> 
>2005 Speaker at ESKOM African
>Leaders Forum, on Women and Emotional Intelligence, and panelist on Reducing
>poverty in Africa
> 
>AWARDS
> 
>1989 Honoured by Westover
>Consultants, leading US company, for her contribution to private sector development
>in Africa, at ceremony attended by leading public and private sector
>personalities
> 
>1993 Lincoln University President?s
>Award for Excellence in Business and Finance
> 
>1994 National Council of Women of
>Kenya Award on Economic Empowerment and Leadership
> 
>For more information,
>about Ms. Mungai, visit www.evelyncol.com.
>-- 
>Regards
>YP_Ke Group Moderator
>
>
>
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>>Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>> 
>>The agenda shall be
>> 
>>1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
>>2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
>>3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>> 
>>For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>> 
>>See you there!
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Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
 
The agenda shall be
 
1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
 
For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
 
See you there!
 
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The agenda shall be

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From totiaa at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 12:02:06 2010
From: totiaa at gmail.com (Mheshimiwa...)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 19:02:06 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Matters...Mr.Odinga..!
Message-ID: <AANLkTim15WaPtcQ-bjXH5XHLwu1LZHKfqslqx4uGFGHr@mail.gmail.com>

Since the Honorable PM fell ill...a majority of Kenyans felt touched and
were quick to wish him quick recovery...

I too did my part and my prayers are that Mr. Odinga gets back to his feet
and continues to do his leadership duties as before.

We at many times have disagreed over this man and some of us have created
social fora enemity amongst each other for the divergent views that we have
for and against this leader.
The second day after Odinga's hospitalization saw a lot of dignitaries pay
him a visit at the Hospital and offer him words of encouragement...This made
me realize quite a number of issues that most of us fail to see;

That;

  --Mr. Odinga is a leader who is acceptable by all kenyan leaders.(both
locally n internationally..
    the ambassadors and envoys visiting him)
  --That he is a leader who leads from the front and has the trust of
kenyans...(yes campaign)
  --That a majority of leaders have him as their role
model....(Wetangula..Raila is a go-gether)
  --That majority of leaders believe in his ability to deliver..(Karume &
Kanyingi..Raila told us to
     soldier on and the constitution must pass)
  --That he has the goodwill of the president..(the president spending one
full hour privately with
    him at the hospital)
  --He has friends among them his good enemies...(Rutos visit)

To my interpretation...Bwana Odinga is a leader who all Kenyans love and
admire.It is only the competition of interest and envy that makes some
people demonize his ability to lead Kenya and the fear of unknown.

Raila plays people politics while other leaders play politics of
patronage.This makes him look admirable and believable in the eyes of the
people much as he makes a few political enemies along the way.

Bwana Waziri mkuu...you deserve more...we support you....quick recovery.

Nimemaliza...
-- 
Mheshimiwa--Josh....
P.O Box 33506-00600,
Nairobi.
Mobile:0725-844589

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The agenda shall be

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

See you there!

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From mwngptrck at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 04:15:49 2010
From: mwngptrck at gmail.com (Partick Mwangi)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 11:15:49 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Breaks......
Message-ID: <AANLkTikvUc6wqmQGKzV8z3LtKGtYtzaujXLLmoQz1BHO@mail.gmail.com>

A truck driver was driving his fully loaded rig to the top of a steep hill.
Just as he was starting down the equally steep other side, he noticed a man
and a woman lying in the center of the road, making wild and passionate
love. In total disbelief, he blew his air horn several times as he was
bearing down on them. He realized that they were not going to stop or get
out of his way, so he slammed on his brakes and stopped just inches from
them. Furious, he got out of the cab and walked to the front of the truck.
He looked down at the two, still in the road, and yelled, ?What the hell's
the matter with you two? Didn't you hear me blowing the horn?" You could
have been killed!" Eventually, the man looked up at the truck driver,
obviously satisfied and not too concerned and said, ?Look, I was coming, she
was coming, and you were coming. You were the only one with Brakes........."

-- 
Patrick Weru Mwangi
+254 725 531-786
mwngptrck at gmail.com

http://panyo.podserver.info

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The agenda shall be

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From kiokorobinson at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 05:26:36 2010
From: kiokorobinson at gmail.com (Robinson Kioko)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:26:36 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
Message-ID: <AANLkTimS6cCvQ0K-ou8F3i1Md9xGnKkx-ueyDsPEjpO9@mail.gmail.com>

  1.   JOB IDENTIFICATION

Job Title:

Systems Administrator

Department:

Engineering ? ICT Support

Reports to:

IT Manager
 2.   JOB PURPOSE



   - The System Administrator?s role is to manage and tune in-house computer
   software systems and network connections to ensure high levels of
   availability and security of the supported business applications. This
   individual also participates in the planning and implementation of policies
   and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance that is
   consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory
   requirements.
   - To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from Technical
   Head.

 *3.   **JOB DIMENSIONS*



?         IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user
training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the organization.


 4.   KEY RESULT AREAS



*Strategy & Planning*

* *

?          Participate in and support capacity planning and the development
of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and desktop
applications in conjunction with end-users and department managers.



*Acquisition & Deployment*

* *

Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems
that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives.

Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption
systems, and all host security systems.



*Operational Management*

* *

?          Manage all operating systems and end-user software.

?          Manage communications and connection solutions, including
workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site, intranet,
and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security of enterprise
data on host computers, multiple databases, and during data transfer in
accordance to business needs and industry best practices regarding privacy,
security, and regulatory compliance.

?          Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners.

?          Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and storage
allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy, security,
and regulatory compliance.

?          Perform network and security audits.

?          Perform and test routine system backups and restores.

?          Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve
hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and
workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary.

?          Practice network asset management, including maintenance of
network component inventory and related documentation and technical
specifications information.

?          Support application development teams throughout project
lifecycles.

?          Analyze system, server, application, network, and input/output
device performance.

?          Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware
improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases.

?          Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols, and
standards in support of systems software procurement and development
efforts.

?          Create required reports in response to business user needs.

?          Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and
contractors to secure software products and services.

?          Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and
associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use.

?         Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.

*5.   **KEY DECISIONS*



?         Infrastructure Systems Upgrade

?         Budgetary needs.



*6.   **KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)*

?         Customer care ? Response to user support related issue as per ICT
Support SLA.

?         Infrastructure uptime ? Ensure availability of all systems and
infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate downtime.

?         Project Management discipline ? Ensure use of project management
discipline in all IT projects.

?         Systems Security ? Ensure controls are in place for company
information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as per
set policy

?         Systems maintenance ? Ensure that systems are maintained and
operate optimally.

?         User training ? User training on new systems or on current systems
optimization.



*7.   **KEY RELATIONSHIPS*



?         Internal ? with all staff, procurement & finance departments, the
department manager

?         External ? with vendors, service providers


 8.   QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE

*Expertise*

*Minimum requirement*

Academic qualification/s



Degree in IT is preferable

Relevant professional qualification



MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA

Skills

SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server
administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN and
WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications deployment and
Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support deployment and support, PABX
support, Financial Budgeting/Cost Management

Relevant experience

3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly automated
environment.

Specialised software



Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid proxy &
Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft

*9.   **COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES*



?         Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under pressure,
Result oriented,

High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written
communication skills,

Good Customer care skills

 *10.        **JOB DESCRIPTION AGREEMENT*

Job Holder Name:



Signature:

Date:

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From kiokorobinson at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 05:28:58 2010
From: kiokorobinson at gmail.com (Robinson Kioko)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:28:58 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] VACANCY
Message-ID: <AANLkTinaIGFEnz88dy-j1vVA9EdcNyQzS3Ob2TQerZ_9@mail.gmail.com>

  1.   JOB IDENTIFICATION

Job Title:

Systems Administrator

Department:

Engineering ? ICT Support

Reports to:

IT Manager
 2.   JOB PURPOSE



   - The System Administrator?s role is to manage and tune in-house computer
   software systems and network connections to ensure high levels of
   availability and security of the supported business applications. This
   individual also participates in the planning and implementation of policies
   and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance that is
   consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory
   requirements.
   - To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from Technical
   Head.

 *3.   **JOB DIMENSIONS*



?         IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user
training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the organization.


 4.   KEY RESULT AREAS



*Strategy & Planning*

* *

?          Participate in and support capacity planning and the development
of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and desktop
applications in conjunction with end-users and department managers.



*Acquisition & Deployment*

* *

Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems
that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives.

Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption
systems, and all host security systems.



*Operational Management*

* *

?          Manage all operating systems and end-user software.

?          Manage communications and connection solutions, including
workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site, intranet,
and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security of enterprise
data on host computers, multiple databases, and during data transfer in
accordance to business needs and industry best practices regarding privacy,
security, and regulatory compliance.

?          Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners.

?          Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and storage
allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy, security,
and regulatory compliance.

?          Perform network and security audits.

?          Perform and test routine system backups and restores.

?          Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve
hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and
workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary.

?          Practice network asset management, including maintenance of
network component inventory and related documentation and technical
specifications information.

?          Support application development teams throughout project
lifecycles.

?          Analyze system, server, application, network, and input/output
device performance.

?          Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware
improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases.

?          Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols, and
standards in support of systems software procurement and development
efforts.

?          Create required reports in response to business user needs.

?          Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and
contractors to secure software products and services.

?          Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and
associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use.

?         Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.

*5.   **KEY DECISIONS*



?         Infrastructure Systems Upgrade

?         Budgetary needs.



*6.   **KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)*

?         Customer care ? Response to user support related issue as per ICT
Support SLA.

?         Infrastructure uptime ? Ensure availability of all systems and
infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate downtime.

?         Project Management discipline ? Ensure use of project management
discipline in all IT projects.

?         Systems Security ? Ensure controls are in place for company
information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as per
set policy

?         Systems maintenance ? Ensure that systems are maintained and
operate optimally.

?         User training ? User training on new systems or on current systems
optimization.



*7.   **KEY RELATIONSHIPS*



?         Internal ? with all staff, procurement & finance departments, the
department manager

?         External ? with vendors, service providers


 8.   QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE

*Expertise*

*Minimum requirement*

Academic qualification/s



Degree in IT is preferable

Relevant professional qualification



MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA

Skills

SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server
administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN and
WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications deployment and
Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support deployment and support, PABX
support, Financial Budgeting/Cost Management

Relevant experience

3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly automated
environment.

Specialised software



Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid proxy &
Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft

*9.   **COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES*



?         Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under pressure,
Result oriented,

High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written
communication skills,

Good Customer care skills

  SEND YOUR CV TO



frankmconsult at yahoo.com



jobsfmc at yahoo.com

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The agenda shall be

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From antombeks at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 09:40:24 2010
From: antombeks at gmail.com (ANTONY MBAYAKI)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 16:40:24 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Classic 105 fm breakfast show
In-Reply-To: <a1f557ae-31dc-4420-bdfe-6967165d30c8@d16g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>
References: <a1f557ae-31dc-4420-bdfe-6967165d30c8@d16g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTin3_FharytXX4UcaVHxsIZWODFoVaiiW_o__xDx@mail.gmail.com>

you r bold. keep up with the truth.



On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Robin <kalelrobin at gmail.com> wrote:

> I dont know if it is just me , but I seriously hate those two
> presenters. All they talk about SEX and more sex, it can just make
> someone\s morning just crumble . They say the most stupidest things!
> Jeeze. Can someone tell them to stop and talk about something
> worthwhile like investing, education, something which is gonna build
> someone's perspective in a positive way . And if they're reading
> this , PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT SEX AND SEX AND SEX all the time. Men
> and women are just not about that . Come on , grow up!!!
>
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> Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1.      Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2.      Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do,
> Our Structures.
> 3.      Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
> francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>
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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From timelyerrands at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 04:25:52 2010
From: timelyerrands at gmail.com (Timely Errands Services)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 11:25:52 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] PASSPORT AND TRAVEL SERVICES
Message-ID: <AANLkTinTy-kTa5TOvHRELZWJ7UFVLTfL0Jz7QF5d_lxp@mail.gmail.com>

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*do not worry we timely-errands we deal with air ticketing,passport*
*processing visa for china, Dubai, India and travelling document
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The agenda shall be

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From maryitsols at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 06:07:07 2010
From: maryitsols at gmail.com (Mary Njuguna)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 13:07:07 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] SMALL MISTAKES ARE DEADLY, BE CAREFUL
In-Reply-To: <AC9365ECEDB6B14FB628F6168DE10AAF320914CE@wve-exch2.bytech.co.ke>
References: <AC9365ECEDB6B14FB628F6168DE10AAF320914CE@wve-exch2.bytech.co.ke>
Message-ID: <AANLkTik7K6g2W0kNEGCnt7tW118KX8sRF1CYy-qM3Pen@mail.gmail.com>

PLEASE BE CAREFUL.READ.


 Hi, this is very serious. It reminds me of a person who was working far
away from his family and had to leave his wife behind. One day he wrote a
letter to his wife, and by the similar mistake, he forgot something 'a
single letter e' and changed the whole meaning and become a cause of family
dispute. He meant to write like this....' I am really missing you my dear
wife, I wish you were here...instead he wrote 'I am really missing you my
dear wife, I wish you were her....'  What a dispute was!

See How Small Mistakes Cost in Life



A Baker was asked to print 1st John 4:18 on a wedding cake but he forgot and
printed John 4:18



1st John 4:18 reads "There is no fear in love; but perfect love cast out
fear: because fear has torment.

He that fears is not made perfect in love."



John 4:18 reads "For you have had five husbands; and he whom you now have is
not your husband ....."



What would you do if you were the owner especially realizing the mistake on
your wedding day?

Be blessed and remember small mistakes are not all that small.



ICT Consultant
Mary Njuguna
Msn: mary.janie at hotmail.com

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2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From brodie.osome at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 06:19:40 2010
From: brodie.osome at gmail.com (Brodie R.M. Osome)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 06:19:40 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] HOMEBOYZ RADIO INTERVIEW
In-Reply-To: <005001cb1879$0cf93840$96491bac@kigame>
References: <482354.31331.qm@web52603.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
	<005001cb1879$0cf93840$96491bac@kigame>
Message-ID: <AANLkTiky0wxO4zruxT2zlaJSuD4sFXvkAJs6nmXm2dXD@mail.gmail.com>

As one of the originals of the First Commercial Radio Station in
Kenya, I'm certainly proud where freedom of expression has been able
to tap into our biggest asset -our human capital & intelligence.
Having said this, as a member of the Diaspora in Canada, I'm
disappointed by what I hear via internet on breakfast shows by
presenters. The calling for anyone BUT wanainchi to be a guest
interview needs to be changed! Remember HOMEBOYZ, the majority of
Kenyas population are not urbanites & even in shags everyone has
access to radio from boarding school to the village local to mamas
house-so interviews of relevance to the masses you are looking to
attract is a business model that will encourage revenue from sponsors
and advertisers-unlike an outdated model where big whigs would pay
journalists, presenters, etc to inundate their media with their
propoganda-The Listenership of Kenyan Media has graduated from
propoganda so bring forth everyday stories & shock us with Random Acts
of Kindness-interview me ANYTIME-Brodie

On 6/30/10, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:
> With good scheduling, I would be interested even though I am not popular.
>
> Reuben Kigame.
>
> Cell: 0733-437270
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: PM Nyambura
>   To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 12:59 PM
>   Subject: [YP_Ke] HOMEBOYZ RADIO INTERVIEW
>
>
>         Am looking for a a celeb,Politician,Pastor,Leader anybody who is
> ready and willing to be interviewed on radio.
>         The person must be well known to the public and the public have
> interest on his or her ways of doing things.
>         This person should be willing to be interviewed anytime. If not you
> who do you recommend or want to hear interviewed?
>         Contact me if u need that.
>
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>
>         The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him or her a friend.
>
>
>
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>
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>   2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
>   3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
>   For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
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>
> 1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
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1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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From egichia2002 at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 07:34:38 2010
From: egichia2002 at yahoo.com (Evans Gichia)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 04:34:38 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] is 'NO" causing the "Headache"? NO Wave is growing
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimAm0aruwwDKbz2TDWy2gNa4uzZ8Y7RTZH7nwYw@mail.gmail.com>
References: <686816.9046.qm@web33705.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
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Without prejudice

Is it the "No" Headache?

Anyone would understand the stressful moments our PM is going through, We really wish him quick recovery. Many YES and NO campaigners are also under severe pressure. now and then Succees is threatening to slip from the YES Team. The uncontrollable WAVE of?"No' is building and may soon hatch and reach everyone!



The fact is : page 47 of constitution, Part 6 -Sn 29 give the PM absolute powers (with ODM Parliamnt) to appoint the new AG, The chief justice, the high court judges , IIEC , commissioners of police ete, etc etc in consultation with our busy and soon retiring president. He will have full control of the Government by 2012. The 50:50 concept in phases. 
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With " 50%" 'crucial govt' support in 2012, it is easy to gain additional 1% from the people to make?PM the president.
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Sorry for Hon Kalonzo, Karua, Uhuru, Ruto , Saitoti etc and/ or ?you and me. None ?shall have any control of crucial Government organs (IEC) and institutions in 2012 except the PM. 

The PM shall be calling the shorts, lead? the song ?and all other shall be singing his song. He will lead and others shall follow.

Some desperate people thought that The bombing at Uhuru park was meant to earn sympathy votes for No.?It never worked.?They were wrong. Now Our PM is unwell there are those who may want to make it look so serious despite his patriotism to go to a local hospital. They would still be wrong.

We are all human and when alot is at stake and if those around you do not see things in your perspective?and some?keep sliding uncontrollably from?YES to?NO 'with explanations". Even without campaigns the NO is gaining freely, quitely but undoutedly strongly. What can one do to queit and peaceful?people? They are not able to match the YES in their game

Our PM is best known for prowess in campaigns and he knows he is among the best. The church guys are the underdogs but showing formidable challenge. To PM the constitution must sail through! it is now or never.
The new constitution is the determinant and the only?vehicle ?to success, for now.

Hon Kalonzo and the rest have only one option and the sooner they realise and decamp to NO, the better. They can then change the constitution to create a fair playing ground. We will elect any of them including Hon Raila?on a Fair Platform. without Senate and Governors no meaningfull change to constitution can be done before 2012. The solution could to say NO and clean the mess first befor 2012.


Evans Gichia
Concerned citizen






All this is at ?stake 


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From: Hospitality Management Services Ltd <kensudservices at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, June 30, 2010 8:44:47 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Railas Headache????


Hi Kimathi,
I was thinking similary! Headache? We were told it's exhaustion, now it's a headache! Surely my Dad, Mum and I work so hard, 24/7 and we get exhausted: we have not died from this ordinary life inconvenience, why should our beloved PM be admitted in the most expensive hospital in East & Central Africa for exhaustion (headache??). Let them tell us the truth before we storm the hospital to see Raila.
Mathias.


On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 3:22 PM, kimathi munjuri <sakijo2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:

Folks,
>Now since when did a minor headache purportedly caused by a bump on the car demand a surgery? What happened to our all rounder headache tablets? There is Mara moja, headex, even panadol etc? Why did they have to cut open our PM? Or is there something else the doctors are not telling us?
>
>If this is the treatment for headaches that one gets from the Nairobi Hospital even after the best neurosurgeons have consulted, the kiosk people are better not unless our leaders suffer different headaches from the rest of us.
>
>Kimathi
>
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 08:29:45 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 05:29:45 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Is God always with the church?
Message-ID: <984772.87584.qm@web38705.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

While its true that God does always watch over His true church on earth,it? won't be right? therefore to entertain the notion that God approves all that the church does on earth. You and I know that throughout the centuries,God's representatives have often times chosen to walk a separate path.

Remember the children of Israel? If you read the book of Numbers you will be annoyed to see the way they treated Moses.Their daily whining,complaining,thinking,talking and wanting to go back to Egypt and blaming both Moses and God for taking them out of Egypt was a bitter bill for Moses to swallow.His reaction to their mental torture cost him who the Bible describes as the meekest man on earth the earthly Canaan.By the way,it was their stubbornness and unwillingness to follow "thus said the Lord" that
 forced the merciful God to sent
 them into captivity for 70 years.

What about the time of Jesus? Do you really want to know? It was the so called the religious leaders that not only made Jesus' life on earth bitter but also crucified and mocked the son of God to the very last hour.God have mercy!

If you have time,read a book called "Great Controversy" by my favorite author-Ellen G.White. You will be shocked to know what took place during the period known as the dark ages. The church became the enemy of God's faithful church.

Even in our time and age,some churches seem to be reading from a different script.There is so much evil practiced by some churches without even being ashamed. If Jesus was on earth, I am sure that He would enter into some of the churches and chase both religious leaders and their followers out for making a church "a den of thieves".The fact that a church opposes such issues as abortion is no indication that they are on the same page with the
 Lord of the universe. Sad to observe,while its not
 left to anyone of us to judge,some of the churches are out there for nothing but business. Anyway,let us leave everything to God who alone knows who is doing what and why?

Even so heavenly Father,help us the church leaders not to hide behind the pulpit only to please the devil.

Pastor Birai
www.pastorbirai.com



      

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From cjowuory at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 08:40:21 2010
From: cjowuory at yahoo.com (collins owuory)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 05:40:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Looking for a taser gun or similar
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Please get in touch with a company called Jaysecure on?Hotline: +254 722 714004 or visit their website for more information http://jayprotector.com/. They have offices in Business Centre, Kirichwa rd. Kilimani
My sister bought some of their personal protection items, you can keep them in the car or walk around with. They will one day become handy, they are also quite affordable, going for kshs 1,000 per unit.Emitting 138 decibel alarm.


--- On Tue, 6/29/10, joyce kamande <kamandejoyce at gmail.com> wrote:

From: joyce kamande <kamandejoyce at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Looking for a taser gun or similar
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, June 29, 2010, 12:28 AM

I would think that tasers are illegal but i was also thinking of
importing a self defence device for the ladies,but was thinking on the
lines of pepper spray but if you happen to get the taser pls share the
info.

On 6/28/10, maureen kinyanjui <hi2kireen at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Good day all,
> I was wondering whether anyone knows of a shop where i could purchase the
> above mentioned.
> Just to justify myself - the Philip Onyancha's of kenya are becoming too
> many and i believe i should be best prepared no matter what...
> This is not an invitation to them but just incase i would like to be armed.
> Anyone who knows where to get tasers or some form of device for protection
> that is legal?
> Na si body guard and at what price...
> Also anyone who knows of a martial arts gym in eastlands for after work or
> weekends please forward me the details.
> Thank you.
> ONLY SERIOUS RESPONSES NEEDED.
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
>
>
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From eccherop at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 08:42:13 2010
From: eccherop at gmail.com (Edu)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 15:42:13 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Eldoret Young Professionals Meet Up,
	This Saturday, 3rd 	of July
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I could have joined you but currently in Malindi,will be in Eldoret next weekend

it will be great if you can reconsider your date,i have a number of
people in mind who resides in eldy

Regards

Edwin


On 6/30/10, Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this
> Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1.      Getting to now one another & making friends
>
> 2.      Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do,
> Our Structures.
>
> 3.      Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
> francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>
> See you there!
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> YP_Ke Group Moderator
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>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
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From Albert_Kochei at wvi.org  Thu Jul  1 09:00:35 2010
From: Albert_Kochei at wvi.org (Albert Kochei)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 16:00:35 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] I WANT TO BE AN AMBASSADOR
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Dear YP
I have seen it all......and i want to be one of them....ambassador.
I have been desiring to be an ambassador of " Hand Washing" lakini 
Chakachaka has taken it,
Can one be an ambassador of Nail Cutting??
What does it take to be an ambassador...Hati mama Sarah Obama naye ni 
mmoja wao!!!
Albert

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From gongarushwa at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 09:12:08 2010
From: gongarushwa at yahoo.com (Abiel Manek)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 06:12:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] WHY KENYANS SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT THE KADHI'S
	COURTS?
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I disagree with you that there is no sharia law in in the Kadhis Court. Let us examine Kadhi Court Act (cap 11).
section 6 of that Act say:-
"Law and Rules to be applied shall be those applicable under Muslim Law"

We all know muslim law is derived from Quran and that is sharia law. So if law and rules applied shall be those applicable under Muslim law then sub section (i) of section 6 contradict Muslim law. The sub section say " That all witnesses shall be heard without discrimination on ground of religion, sex" Now we know muslim law require 2 women witness to 1 male witness and that is what is applied in Kadhis Court. So credibility of all evidence before Kadhis Court depend upon the number of witness who have given evidence as per sharia law. Bear in mind Evidence Act does not apply to Kadhis Court. Instead Sharia Law of evidence apply in these court.  

On the issue of Jurisdiction that determination of muslim law relating to personal status, marriage, divorce and inheritance in proceeding is not true. Kadhi do consider issues outside their jurisdiction and nothing happen as little or no supervision is carried out to see how these kadhis perform and that many litigants in kadhis court are people of no means and of little knowledge in regard to law and rarely appeal against Kadhis judgment. There is a very recent case I know of where a kadhi determine a case outside his jurisdiction of marriage, divorce and inheritance. So we should not be cheated, that Kadhis Court are not Sharia Court. Kadhis Court are in fact Sharia Court. I have particulars of the case I am refering which Kadhi considered the case outside his jurisdiction. Any one in need of the particular of this case can request me.This is a very good proof. 

From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>

To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Cc: Mlalahoi <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>; Africa-Oped <africa-oped at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Fri, May 28, 2010 7:56:19 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] WHY KENYANS SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT THE KADHI'S COURTS?

Beulah,
This is the worst type of naked propaganda I have seen waged by anybody in my life time. Who lied to you about the Kadhi Court? Kindly get some time and consult a lawyer or go to the library and read for yourself about what the current constitution says about the Kadhi court. If I were you I would not listen to people talk of things they dont understand and then talk about them in public. You are embarrassing yourself and please refrain from spreading propaganda.

There is a Kadhi Court somewhere in Upper Hill and walk there and ask them about who goes there. There is no where in Kenya where reference to 10 mile strip exist in as far as jurisdiction of Kadhi Court exist. Why would any sane Govt in the world want to limit a law to a certain geographic region? What kind of nonsense is that? 

So Muslims in Wajir and Kendu Bay go to the 10 Mile strip? Where is that? Who is that misreading you? Please dont consume nonsense spread by people who are lazy to read their work. You repeat this nonsense infront of people who have basic understanding of our constitution and they will laugh at you. Tafadhali read the constitution for yourself and dont listen to those Church fellows and Ruto spreading rumors about what is contained in the constitution. They will not repeat this nonsense in public because they would be the laughing stock but behind the scene they are confusing people who are not able to read the constitution for themselves. 

The Bible teaches us against lying and so I think it is devilish for anybody to use lies to confuse people. This tirade is not directed at you but to those who deliberately lied to you. Wasindwe kabisa.

Please heavens sake dont allow anybody to confuse you again. Read the stuff for yourself, the old constitution and the draft. I apologize to them for lying to you and making you embarrass yourself in public. May God forgive them. Shame on them. 

Kuria


On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 11:59 AM, Beulah Media <beulahmediaservices at gmail.com> wrote:

>That is another  piece of propaganda. There is a world of difference between the Kadhi courts in the current constitution and the proposed one. Legally, the current constitution only allows them in the ten mile strip, the proposed all over the country.
>>
>Stop the propaganda
>
>
>On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Athuman Chiguzo <chiguzoa at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
>Bwamna Kioko! by Voting NO you are  saying you allow the Kadhis court to continue as it is already in the current constitution. Be tolerant to other religion as they do not affect your faith. Their is NO Sheria law in the Kadhis Courts. You are misguiding others, period.
>>Chiguzo.
>>
>>--- On Thu, 27/5/10, Francis Kioko <kioko at franktax.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>From: Francis Kioko <kioko at franktax.com>
>>>Subject: [YP_Ke] WHY KENYANS SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT THE KADHI'S COURTS?
>>>>>>
>>>To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, "'Africa-Oped'" <africa-oped at yahoogroups.com>
>>>>>>
>>>Cc: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, missionafricainc at hotmail.com, "'KENYA ONLINE'" <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>
>>>>>>
>>>Date: Thursday, 27 May, 2010, 21:37
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>
>>>
>>>OPEN your EYES & MINDS Kenyans, RE-THINK your stand on this CONSTITUTION,
>>>WHY KENYANS SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT THE KADHI?S COURTS?
>>>Kadhis courts operate under Sharia Law. Sharia law is also called Muslim or Islamic law. It is based on the Quran and the religion of Islam. It deals with many aspects of life, including crime, politics, economics, banking, business, contracts, family, sexuality and other social issues. Sharia discriminates against women andnon-Muslims.Under Sharia law non-Muslims must pay tax called Jizya if they want to live safely in Muslim states, otherwise the state refuses to protect them, even though it protects the Muslim citizens. Under Sharia a non-Muslim is worth half that of a Muslim. 
>>>ARTICLE 170 OF THE DRAFT CONSTITUTION SAYS;       (2) A personshall not be qualified to be appointed to hold or act in the office ofKadhi unless the personPROFESSES THE MUSLIM RELIGION; (3) Parliament shall establish Kadhi?s courts, each of which shall have jurisdiction and powers conferred on it by legislation, subject to clause (4) (5) No part of the former Protectorateshall be outside the jurisdiction of someKadhi?s court. (6)The jurisdiction of a Kadhi?s court shall extend to the determination of questions of MUSLIM LAW relating to personal status, marriage, divorce or inheritance in proceedings in which all the parties profess the Muslim religion. 
>>>WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? By talking about Islam and Muslim law in the constitution, it means that the ONLY religion recognized and mentioned in this constitution is ISLAM. It also means that the ONLY religious members of the judiciary and therefore government are Muslims. Interestingly, the ONLY qualification to be a Kadhi is to be a Muslim-a law degree is not necessary. Even more, the ONLY religious courts that are recognized in this constitution are Kadhi?s courts. They are allowed by the draft constitution to operate anywhere in Kenya and can be given more powers according to the draft constitution-we do not know which powers they will be given. Another reason why we feel that the religions are not equal is that Kadhi?s courts are the ONLY religious institutions that receive government funding, yet we are being told, they are supposed to makedecisions concerning Muslims only. While established by law, the constitution does not say that they are
 subject to it. 
>>>  
>>>It is important to remember what all previous versions of the Draft Constitution said. They consistently and categorically stated in ARTICLE 8 ?State and religion will be separate,?  ?There will be no state religion?and ?All religions will be treated equally?.  The current draft DOES NOT HAVE two very important provisions that clearly separate state and religion and clearly state that all religions are equal. The only statement in the draft constitution is, ?There Will Be No State Religion?. The removal of the two important phrases or silence by
>>> the draft on these phrases means that in this draft constitution, ALL RELIGIONS ARE NOT EQUAL. And even worse, STATE AND RELIGION ARE NOT SEPARATE.  
>>>  
>>>Our biggest fearis that without knowing, Kenya may be allowing Muslim Law (SHARIAH LAW) to apply all over the country YET STATE AND RELIGION ARE NOT SEPERATE. This gives room for someone to misinterpret and therefore wrongly apply the law in future saying that ISLAM is the official religion of Kenya. We feel that the draft constitution deceivesus by only mentioning social issues yet Sharia law always applies to all areas of life. We can only be sure of the future if the constitution clearly
>>> treats us and all religions equally and separates state and religion. 
>>>  
>>>Religious wars are the worst kind of wars to be engaged in. Discrimination on the basis of religion and the desire to control are the usual causes. This constitution does just that. IT DISCRIMINATES AGAINST OTHER RELIGIONS IN FAVOUR OF ISLAM 
>>>  
>>>THAT IS WHY THE CONSTITUTION SHOULD NOT MENTION ANY RELIGION  
>>>  
>>>PEACEFULLY VOTE?NO? 
>>>  
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From francis at safarisoftsolutions.com  Thu Jul  1 10:03:04 2010
From: francis at safarisoftsolutions.com (Francis Mwangi Chege)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 17:03:04 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] FOR SALE : KIDS CLOTHING + COSTUME JEWELLERY
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Date: Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 10:50 AM
Subject: FOR SALE : KIDS CLOTHING + COSTUME JEWELLERY
To: francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org


Hi,

Kindly circulate.

Thanks.

Poline

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From orinaonka at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 10:03:23 2010
From: orinaonka at yahoo.com (orina Nyamwamu)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 07:03:23 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RESPECT-: Lessons from the World Cup
In-Reply-To: <68975.49917.qm@web33702.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <510622.4789.qm@web111721.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

Kimathi,

Thank you for that very insightful assessment from the World Cup. I agree.

CN

--- On Thu, 7/1/10, kimathi munjuri <sakijo2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: kimathi munjuri <sakijo2001 at yahoo.com>
Subject: Respect-: Lessons from the World Cup
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010, 11:02 AM

Folks,

For those among us who love soccer and for the rest who cannot avoid it at the moment because it is the news all over, you cannot have failed to notice the number of teams that have fallen not because they lack the talents or facilities - all the 32 teams brought the best from their places and gave them all they wanted but due to the clash in personalities of the players/coaches, inability to accept each other for what they are - the best and bare knuckle competition among themselves instead of the other teams and disrespect for each other to the point of not absconding training and not being able to pass the ball to the others. This clicked my thought to us as Kenyans and our strifes. One thing has however stood out - RESPECT and cured everything else. We kill to be better than
 our counterparts as individuals, when we fail, we run to our tribes, when we fail we try godfathers etc. However for me, from out of the world cup, all what we have been saying are the causes of our problems are not. The most important of all is RESPECT. Let us hate each other as much as we want, plot against each other, etc but let us RESPECT one another and our common GOAL - A better Kenya and a better life for each of us. Holland is still running in the WC despite their hate, lack of cohesion, clashes of personalities, etc because of the RESPECT they have for one another and their country. Actually, they are praying that the RESPECT asset will hold them together against Brazil and to tyhe finals.

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From youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 10:03:44 2010
From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 17:03:44 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Mobile Phones Repairs and Servicing done at Corner
	Hse, Mezzanine 2
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Date: Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 7:46 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Mobile Phones Repairs and Servicing done at Corner Hse,
Mezzanine 2
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com



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From edownoor at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 10:22:41 2010
From: edownoor at yahoo.com (Musa Noor)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 07:22:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 21 st CENTAURY
Message-ID: <172031.26246.qm@web63501.mail.re1.yahoo.com>

Guys we are becoming lesser by the day
Our communiction-Wireless
Our Telephone-? Cordless
Our youth- Jobless
our conduct-Worthless
Our relationship-loveless
Our attitude - Careless
Our feelings - Heartless
Our politics- Shameless
Our education- Valueless
Our arguements-Baseless
Our Job? - Thankless,our salary-very very less except Mheshimwas.What do you have to say.


      

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From caroline.ngare at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 10:06:25 2010
From: caroline.ngare at gmail.com (Caroline Ngare)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 17:06:25 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Cinnamon and Honey
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Maggie,

I know of a friend you used it religiously for 6months and lost a chuck of
weight only that it gives you a running stomach the first day then all is
well. Its recommended you use it for 6months then take a break.

All the best
Carol

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 7:53 AM, Margaret Thuo <maggiethuo at yahoo.com> wrote:

> YP
>
> Has anyone tried the cinnamon and honey thing for weight loss. Did it work?
> What was the ratio and for how long did you use it.
>
> Maggie
>
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From fredomwaj at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 11:44:39 2010
From: fredomwaj at gmail.com (Fred)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 08:44:39 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM.
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WHAT I BELEIVE IN IS

We have to be sober in this debate:

You diaagree with the Kadhi coutrs - i has been there since inedepence

I don't av tym to mention everythingf.

but let us just pass this, changes we'll make later on, only if the no team
believe they can ammass the 1 million voters


On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 4:50 AM, otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo.com> wrote:

> *NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM*
>
> We the undersigned, having watched the unfolding debacle that is the YES-NO
> campaigns, have decided to seek the support of all well meaning Kenyans, to
> ensure that sanity prevails even as we strive to achieve a new
> constitutional dispensation.
>
> It is now emerging that many on both sides of the divide have neither
> Reforms nor the interest of Kenya at heart as they lobby, campaign and
> propagate their positions. It has now become a free for all imbroglios in
> which name calling, abuses, falsehoods, character assassination, coercion,
> grandstanding and misinterpretations have become the hallmark of the
> ?constitutional debate?. The reasons for which Kenyans wanted to change the
> constitution are still the same-REFORMS of both our constitution and
> institutions so that we have a better way in which we are governed. They are
> definitely not most of what is going on currently in the YES-NO debates.
> Matters are fast degenerating into personalized attacks, abuses, hate and
> fear mongering, propaganda and lies and worst of all, political competition
> which has absolutely nothing to do with transforming our country and
> reforming our institutions.
>
> We have thus come to the realization that the Reform Agenda is quickly
> getting lost in the campaigns which to a very large extent have ceased being
> about the constitution and reforms but about 2012 and political mileage. The
> inability to listen to each other and talk to each other is informed by this
> unfortunate competition. This is the reason we, as like-minded Kenyans whose
> stake is not limited to 2012 and are concerned about genuine reforms, must
> come together and ensure that the reform agenda stays on course.
>
> Kenyans have wanted and still want a good constitution to reform our
> institutions; these institutions are still in dire need of reform
> irrespective of whether one belongs to the YES or NO camps. These reforms
> are wanted and desired by all patriotic Kenyan of good will, those who care
> for this country irrespective of the momentary euphoric divides we belong
> to. These reforms must come to pass irrespective of the camps we support. It
> is for this reason that above the already loud din, someone must point out
> that we have lost focus on what was the whole purpose of clamoring for
> reforms; it was for the good of the whole nation and not individuals. No one
> should be winner or loser in this process because most, if not all of us,
> wish for reforms. If there are any Kenyans against reforms, they will be the
> losers in this process. If we are all agreed that we desperately need a
> transformed country and reformed institutions, it therefore should not be
> difficult to arrive at ?how? to achieve these reforms.
>
> How then is it that we cannot agree on how to achieve the reforms? There
> can only be a few answers to this question, either, there are anti
> reformists who will go to any lengths to ensure we do not get the desired
> reforms or there are people from both sides of the divide using this
> opportunity to score political mileage irrespective of whether we attain the
> reforms or not.
>
> Well meaning Kenyans must not allow the reform agenda to degenerate into
> political contests as we watch. Those who wish to contest politically MUST
> wait for 2012 when there will be all sorts of political contests sanctioned
> by the People of Kenya, that is, the elections. For now, we are not in
> political contestation for power, the People of Kenya are on a path of
> restructuring, reforming and transforming our institutions and body politic.
> We cannot allow a few selfish individuals to turn this noble course into
> political contests.
>
> We urge all well meaning Kenyans to join us in the course of seeking an
> addendum to the referendum question to allow for multiple choice questions
> to the contentious issues. If both camps are agreed that there are
> contentious issues, if both sides agree that these issues need to be
> addressed, if both sides accept that this can be done and that it is
> possible, if both sides seek genuine reforms for this country as they each
> claim, if both sides believe they can marshal the numbers to pass or reject
> the draft constitution, then it should not be so difficult to seek a
> compromised position to the already polarized process of constitution making
> that will give both sides a voice to say what they reject or accept(on the
> contentious issues) during the referendum itself. This can only be achieved
> through an addendum that will give the *common man* the chance to make the
> decision during the August 4th vote. We do not wish to take this back to
> any *?experts*? nor do we do we wish to take it back to *Parliament* for
> they had their chance and time.
>
> If both sides can campaign to have millions of Kenyans vote for or against
> this draft constitution, then we surely can get the numbers to petition the
> President and the Prime Minister to have the Referendum Question changed to
> allow for a YES vote and YES and NO vote on all the contentious issues.
> All the contentious issues will then be decided at the Referendum even as we
> all pass the constitution together. Any contentious issue voted for by the
> majority will automatically become part of the envisaged constitution and
> any matter that is voted against will not be part of the constitution. It
> should be Wanjiku deciding this and doing so at the referendum vote.
>
> We intend to engage both camps on this way forward to avoid polarizing the
> country any further and above all, avoid laying the ground for another round
> of violence occasioned by such polarizing referenda. After all, we will need
> a united country after the referendum and this constitution will govern the
> lives of all, YES or NO.
>
> We want to take this straight to the *Mwananchi* to decide once and for
> all through an addendum on all the contentious issues of;
>
> ?         The Kadhi Courts.
>
> ?         Abortion
>
> ?         Devolution
>
> ?         Land
>
> Let everyone have their say during the referendum on August th 4th and rest
> these matters once and for all.
>
> Signed:
>
> Otieno Sungu
>
> Elijah Kombo.
>
> Okiya Omtatah.
>
> Agostino Neto.
>
>
>
> NB: All Kenyans who wish to take part in this initiative to get in touch
> with Otieno Sungu on email sunoti at yahoo.com  by private email. Give
> details of your names, telephone number and email address. Let us join hands
> to reform our country without destroying our cohesive fabric.
>
> God bless you all.
>
>
>
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From dmcwriter9 at gmail.com  Thu Jul  1 13:34:11 2010
From: dmcwriter9 at gmail.com (DMC WRITERS)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 20:34:11 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Railas Headache????
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Hi,

I underwent the same procedure on November 7th 2008 by the same Dr, Olunya
Oluoch at the Agakhan University Hospital. I had had a road accident 2
months earlier and suffered skull fractures which doctors at another
hospital had dismissed as inconsequential. Besides the serious headache, I
was vomiting, could not walk under direct sunlight, I suffered blurred
vision and I became very irritable.

Two years down the line, I am very fit and so I believe the PM will be ok
within 2 months coz there are drugs which one must continue taking for about
2 months to prevent convulsions and clear some small blood deposists which
remain even after the draining, meanwhile one has to undergo regular *CT
scans *to confirm the blood lumps have cleared and the bleeding from the
veins has totally stopped.

Kyalo

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 10:59 AM, kimathi munjuri <sakijo2001 at yahoo.com>wrote:

>  Rose,
>
> I only hope that it is nothing serious because you are scaring me for
> sincerely speaking, we as Kenyans need the PM at this critical time of our
> history. Remember it is August, Kenyas black month. Also remember during the
> NARC time, losing Wamalwa was the recipe for the chaos that became the 2005
> referendum and then the murders and destruction of 2007. If the VP had been
> there, I do not think it would have happened. He had been the pillar behind
> the tea parties that resulted in the opposition union only for it to have
> been lost on his demise when selfishness took over.
>
> Let us pray and thank God for the PM. We cannot afford to have him sick or
> anything else but health vibrantly leading us triumphantly through August
> 4th and thereafter.
>
> Kimathi
>
>  ------------------------------
> *From:* Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com>
> *To:* youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Wed, June 30, 2010 7:41:53 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [YP_Ke] Railas Headache????
>
>  Kimathi
> From the medical point of view, heache is a symptom and you cannot measure
> its intensity because only the owner who knows how serous it is. You will
> agree with me the following but not all conditons will give headache as one
> of its symptoms
> 1. intracranio bleeding(bleeding in the brain)
> 2. swellings in the brain(tumors)
> 3. Infections such ar typhoid, malaria etc
> 4. Stress and so on
> 5. High blood pressure which sometimes leads to rapture of blood vessels in
> the brain leading to bleeding into the brain. the result is stroke
> 6. Brain abscess and so on
>
> You will agree with me all the above conditions which present with headache
> can end up in death if not taken care of
>
> It is said NO MATTER HOW SMALL HEAD INJURY IS IT SHOULD BE TAKEN SEROUSLY
> UNTIL PROVED
> So Kimathi any thing to deal with the head is a serous until proved.
> Sometimes people drive themselves to the hospital with slight headache and
> in fews hours or days they walk out in coffins
>
> *I stand to be corrected*
>
> **
>
> *Rose*
>
> *0722672157*
>
>
>  ------------------------------
> *From:* kimathi munjuri <sakijo2001 at yahoo.com>
> *To:* mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Wed, June 30, 2010 2:22:48 PM
> *Subject:* [YP_Ke] Railas Headache????
>
>  Folks,
> Now since when did a minor headache purportedly caused by a bump on the car
> demand a surgery? What happened to our all rounder headache tablets? There
> is Mara moja, headex, even panadol etc? Why did they have to cut open our
> PM? Or is there something else the doctors are not telling us?
>
> If this is the treatment for headaches that one gets from the Nairobi
> Hospital even after the best neurosurgeons have consulted, the kiosk people
> are better not unless our leaders suffer different headaches from the rest
> of us.
>
> Kimathi
>
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From rk at fishkenya.net  Thu Jul  1 16:48:59 2010
From: rk at fishkenya.net (Reuben Kigame)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 23:48:59 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority
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Stanley,

So, you agree that we need a morally acceptable constitution that has a practical outworking!? You also agree that truth is absolute in your "wider" focus? 

So if the cited principles are the symptoms, what are the real, practical foundations?

Having decided that I do not understand the constitution in saying what I am, what would convince you even if I took you to the clauses that prove my points? 

Are you willing to have a sober argument on morality and the constitution? 

Reuben.




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  From: Stanley Okinda 
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  Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 12:35 PM
  Subject: [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority


  REUBEN: The elimination of those immoral aspects from the constitution would bring rapid development. So, a moral platform would certainly add all the value we are looking for as a people. I am not sure you are serious in stating that the inclusion of the following in  the P.C. does not take away from the development of this country! What I was saying to Nyongesa is that I am surprised he wants the Church to stick to moral questions as if the list I provided has nothing to do with morality. Your point is that these issues add no developmental value to Kenya. Here is the list again (what the Church is concerned about in the draft). Tell me if the practice of these immoral issues add or subtract from our overall development. My argument is that they do subtract and seriously injure the country, thus muzzling development:

  1. Inequality:- Perhaps you have read the PC carefully to understand it. Please start with the Preamble and you'll understand. In what context is your so called Inequality?

  2. The legalization of Abortion:- Kindly quote the article which states this. We will go round in circles about this issue because apparently none of all the loud mouths has medical content in them. Let the medical profession handle their work without interference from other people. Whether you like it or not women will still abort, because you are busy talking about abortion without first finding the reason why women may want to abort. You and your group keeps on contradicting yourselves when you talk about this.

  3. The making of unjust laws:- I don't know what this is and kindly quote the clauses

  4. the overtaxation of the poor in the name of liberation:- ( not in the PC) for your information the poor don't pay income tax. PAYE start from 10K and above. Poor are those who live under a dollar per day. The lower middle class are the ones who are overtaxed and in this we agree. This however is not in PC so i don't see its relevance.
   
  5. Removal of parental control over children:- Its clear you don't understand the meaning of the clauses. By the way i have not heard anywhere where the church talks about this. I believe spanking a child is not illegal, but abusing is. I don't wanna believe you belong to the class of child abusers.

  6. Gay issues: May be yo are reading a different draft. Quote the clause

  7. concerns over clauses on the family ... Which one? and how?
   

  what are moral issues? 

  REUBEN: Moral issues have got to do with the aspect of right and wrong; what is, versus what ought to be.

  Moral issues are what are  Ideal in a society. The difference between me and you is that while you are Ideal, i am practical. It is through practicality that you are able to improve the moral being of a society.


  What is right to you is not right to another person and vice versa, so start thinking constructively.
  REUBEN: If what is right to you does not have to be right to me, how do you arrive at the decision to even make that statement? I guess you believe that truth is relative. But, if truth is relative, would declaring that truth is relative include that statement itself and would it be true for all that truth is relative? In other words, is the statement "truth is relative" a relative statement itself? Wouldn't you want me to receive such a statement absolutely? If it is relative, then it makes no sense to tell me anything, including writing to me, because you would have to presuppose that I will accept what you are telling me based on absolute proof. 

  Morality is not relative. Inequality will remain undesirable in a world of moral creatures. Abortion cannot be euphemized away in choice, termination of an unwanted pregnancy, flashing, etc. It still remains the taking away of an innocent life at a most delicate stage. Right and wrong is even proven by your challenge of my position in which challenge you are suggesting that I am wrong. You would not challenge me this way if there was no morality.

  Morality is Relative and it can not and never will be absolute. Morality is defined by a society based on what they perceive to be right or wrong. That perception might be different from one society to another or an individual to another.



  Morality to a larger extend is defined by the social status of an individual, it is never a common denominator. 

  REUBEN:  I disagree. The social status of an individual, on the contrary, is the outworking of moral choices, not the determinant of morality. Take corruption, for example, and how people "benefit" economically from them to be called tycoon, etc. We feel bad about it because there is a moral imperative behind it. If morality were relative, you and I should not feel bad if such people acquired  wealth unduly, for that would be right for them and not necessarily for you. You should be particularly comfortable. Even your reference to "development" in your email implies lack of it which is a moral issue, too. 

  That is true but to the lesser extend. Look at the larger extend.Look at it in a wide perspective. Deteriorating moral standards are just but a symptom of an underlying problem. Morality therefore becomes a litmus paper of social, economic and spiritual well being of a society. This indicator should not be address first before addressing the real problem. You are trying to address a symptom and not the real problem.


   Address how we can develop this country rather than these morality issues.

  REUBEN:  I am so willing to do so, but this forum of professionals seems interested in many other things that are of priority and so I will confess to you that I have been discussing developmental issues for our country in a different smaller forum. I will add that morality is the backbone of development. You can be as professional as the papers say, but those papers may also have been acquired immorally. You can make all the money as a nation and "burn" it in one day because of immoral choices. We can even attempt to make a constitution for ourselves, but if that constitution is immoral, it will not change the country.You cannot talk about equality without morality. You cannot have a whole chapter on the Bill of Rights without morality, for there can also be a Bill of Wrongs, which the constitution legislates agains

  This PC is NOT moral and in fact the current one is more immoral than the proposed.The problem with you and other of the NO camp is that you don't understand the PC and the real problems facing this country. Please look beyond you eye field.


  Thanks


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From atandip at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 01:32:40 2010
From: atandip at yahoo.com (peter ayima)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 22:32:40 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Is God always with the church?
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Hi Pator,
I salute you!
Itotally agree with your sentiments you have clearly expressed.
Some times back, an evangelist from America where you stay cme to Kenya for a pastor's conference and said one very disturbibg thing. That God has been waiting for men of God on the mountain for a long time including those with mega churches to come to Him so He may instruct them but everytime they begin to climb the mountain, they get tired in the middle and then climb down. So God has never seen them for along time. If that is what is representing the church, then we can not claim to be with Him cos we are not.
However,?God always has a remnant but they are not necessarilly in the leadership or in the pulpit.?
God said in His Word that He will not? do anything without revealing to His servants the prophets but now the prophets are nowdays caught unawares all the time and is only busy putting off the fires while they should be?the ones to start the fires.
The question is, where do we go from here?
The answer is simple, where all sinful men and?women go, back to a merciful God.
Have a merciful day!
Peter?




________________________________
From: Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com>
To: Young professionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 3:29:45 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Is God always with the church?


While its true that God does always watch over His true church on earth,it? won't be right? therefore to entertain the notion that God approves all that the church does on earth. You and I know that throughout the centuries,God's representatives have often times chosen to walk a separate path.

Remember the children of Israel? If you read the book of Numbers you will be annoyed to see the way they treated Moses.Their daily whining,complaining,thinking,talking and wanting to go back to Egypt and blaming both Moses and God for taking them out of Egypt was a bitter bill for Moses to swallow.His reaction to their mental torture cost him who the Bible describes as the meekest man on earth the earthly Canaan.By the way,it was their stubbornness and unwillingness to follow "thus said the Lord" that forced the merciful God to sent them into captivity for 70 years.

What about the time of Jesus? Do you really want to know? It was the so called the religious leaders that not only made Jesus' life on earth bitter but also crucified and mocked the son of God to the very last hour.God have mercy!

If you have time,read a book called "Great Controversy" by my favorite author-Ellen G.White. You will be shocked to know what took place during the period known as the dark ages. The church became the enemy of God's faithful church.

Even in our time and age,some churches seem to be reading from a different script.There is so much evil practiced by some churches without even being ashamed. If Jesus was on earth, I am sure that He would enter into some of the churches and chase both religious leaders and their followers out for making a church "a den of thieves".The fact that a church opposes such issues as abortion is no indication that they are on the same page with the Lord of the universe. Sad to observe,while its not left to anyone of us to judge,some of the churches are out there for nothing but business. Anyway,let us leave everything to God who alone knows who is doing what and why?

Even so heavenly Father,help us the church leaders not to hide behind the pulpit only to please the devil.

Pastor Birai
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From bonimachau at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 01:38:52 2010
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Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Matters Pubic Hair.....!
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hihihihi bwana mheshimiwa... .This is a hilarious joke of the day... u made
me laugh and laugh.  Nyoaing the under ndevu is no problem. These days
everybody clears the bush to avoid various diseases associated with bushy
areas like bilharzia and sleeping sick ness to be precise.  i mean, some
diseases comes as a result of dumpy areas around the compound. So its
advisable to shave regularly like in two months interval just the way the
many times you visit the kinyozi. The only query is who clears the bush. I
believe this should be done by your partner, or by yourself kama u are a
bachelor or sinister. But just in case you dont have a permanent partner
(wife or Hus) and incase you have but they dont react to this, get somebody
to do it coz huwezi fikia sehemu zingine nyeti.

Its filthy and others very very hard like steel wire when not shaved for
ages. Especially for men. zinaweza hata kata kucha. Pia for ladies, its
unhygienic. Now that the toilets kama zilke za kaju (IKO TOILET) are not
very clean, a lady just helps herself while she is airborne. i mean, not in
contact with the basin. so she does not wipe everything thus, the mess can
sprinkle on the hair thus making her accumulate a very bad odour. So shaving
is healthy.

so the wioman made the best noise and if i were you, i would have gone
straight to shave mine. Ukiona cha mwenzio kimetiwa maji,... tia zako maji
pia...
au sio?

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 10:05 AM, peter G.S <psmosaic at gmail.com> wrote:

> Mheshimiwa,
> U never cease to amaze me, this issue may look to be small to some
> individuals but to me its one of the burning issue in marriage.
> So I am also asking ladies r u comfortable when ur man is 2 bushy...again
> is this not the responsibility of a woman to make sure that the compound is
> well maintained for the practicals.
> Hii kipanda si ardhi ya mtu hata mpango wa kando pia hako na haki ya
> kuifanyia kila kitu.
> The facilities offered by ur wife can be as well offered by somebody out
> there tena kwa roho safi.
> So this is a challenge for women to style up and take care of their
> husbands to the maximum.
>
> Peter..............Mkubwa...
>
> On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Ben Ramogi <matikub at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> ahahahaaaa!
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 09:50, Papa Likondi <papalikondi at googlemail.com>wrote:
>>
>>> Mheshimiwa
>>> I repeat I rarely deal with issues below the belt but I will again this
>>> time.
>>> Bureeeeeeeeee Kabisaaaaaaa. Manyoa ya kondooo.
>>> Before you shave you must inform your partner at least two days in
>>> advance. I know some of you are so bushy only a lawn mower from the City
>>> council can clear your black grass
>>>
>>>   On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 2:36 AM, <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Men should shave for aesthetic (to make the area look good) reasons.
>>>>
>>>> Men like shaved women too. It is a big turn-on. But women that are of
>>>> generous proportions (a few extra pounds) should definitely shave. Hygiene.
>>>>
>>>> Courage
>>>>
>>>> Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
>>>> ------------------------------
>>>> *From: *Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>
>>>> *Sender: *mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>>>> *Date: *Sat, 26 Jun 2010 19:18:25 +0200
>>>> *To: *<mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>
>>>> *ReplyTo: *mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>>>> *Subject: *Re: Matters Pubic Hair.....!
>>>>
>>>> I greet you Josh the Mheshimiwa,  I rarely greet people anyway.  Are you
>>>> implying then that you have already shaved yours and so find no problem with
>>>> the others shaving?  Does it matter who saves you and the space and time it
>>>> happens at?  Do you think God was foolish, that is if you think, for him to
>>>> say that may there be hair at the pubic parts?
>>>>
>>>> +-----------------------------------------+
>>>> Regards,
>>>> ./Muita Wangoko:
>>>>
>>>> -Reality is frequently inaccurate-
>>>> +-----------------------------------------+
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 09:56, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Family issues being matters between the man and the woman can be
>>>>> interesting sometimes.....
>>>>>
>>>>> Last evening i decided to tell myself pole after a long week...the best
>>>>> thing that Mheshimiwa does with friends after a long week of service....just
>>>>> having a drink with my good friends....among them the man with an unusual
>>>>> rod growth...bwana Jectone ....the new kid on the block Peter Mkubwa and a
>>>>> few unknown to this fora....Well...this two guys can be real
>>>>> commedies...they made Mheshimiwa laugh the whole evening to the better part
>>>>> of the night...please note..i never asked Jex bout the issue of his nini as
>>>>> he has already been advised here....
>>>>>
>>>>> Now...after a good evening we part ways.On reaching home...i find this
>>>>> good neighbour of mine who has been married since he moved in exchanging
>>>>> serious words with the wife...unpleasant words i tell you...this was at
>>>>> 2am.Being a good kenyan i decide to find out what the issue is..
>>>>>
>>>>> On asking mama Candy what it is...she runs to me and tells
>>>>> me...Mheshimiwa...ask him..ask him..nani alimunyoa..na alinyolewa wapi?Aende
>>>>> penye amenyolewa alale huko.Then i was like kwani nywele tu? I was amazed
>>>>> with the answer...'ask him who shaved his pubic hair(Oboya),alikuwa nayo
>>>>> asubuhi akitoka...amekuja kama amechelewa..na hana'...This became difficult
>>>>> for me to help.....but surely..kama mtu amenyoa nywele zake za sehemu ya
>>>>> siri..what is the problem?
>>>>>
>>>>> This woman made noise till i woke up.....i didn't even sleep...someone
>>>>> tell me...shida ni gani..
>>>>> Ladies..is this how petty you get with your men?
>>>>>
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From hmumia at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 02:00:05 2010
From: hmumia at gmail.com (Harry)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 09:00:05 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** C.R.E and I.R.E are MAJOR 8.4.4 flaws........
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*Who introduced C.R.E in our 8.4.4 curriculum goddammit? Who? What thinking
informed this error? Who introduced C.R.E? What philosophy,
what rationale guided this policy? I remember as a young boy of primary
school age, i learnt C.R.E where we were taken through the Bible, asked
questions about Jacob, Joseph and Jesus in my exams. Was this supposed to
induct my subconscious mind to become a Christian by force?*
*
*
*Let me tell you folks where i am coming form.....*
*
*
*Religion should never be made a part of any Curriculum, as a compulsory
subject. It MUST be optional. The thinking in primary education system is
that it is compulsory, and this thinking is fundamentally flawed. It denies
the child freedom of thought, exploration of ideas and ultimately enslaves
the mind.*
*
*
*This has ended up destroying the thinking capacity of our future leaders,
and i want to submit today that the 8.4.4 system, through these kind of
forced teachings, has made most of Kenyans to thing so narrowly, and it is
the reason why Christians have refused to see sense in voting for the DRAFT
CONSTITUTION.
*
*
*
*Goddammit!!!
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From Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk  Fri Jul  2 02:24:44 2010
From: Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk (Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 09:24:44 +0300
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Thank you Rhoda,

I am glad that we have people who enjoy and appreaciate quality and natural goodness.

My Cell number is 0722703848.

Have a Blessed Weekend


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Sent: 02 July 2010 08:52
To: Nancy Andwati (UKBA International Group) (Protect)
Subject: Peanut

Morning Nancy,

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From: malcolmboy at gmail.com (Malcolm Boy Oteh)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 09:36:07 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Accounts Trainee
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Do you know a part time student doing accounts who is looking for a first
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*45.**  *Microsoft?s Bill Gates Vs. Apple?s Steve Jobs

*46.**  **Dr. Martin Luther king ?The Authorized Biography*

*47.**  *Johnson Spencer -Who Moved My Cheese

*48.**  **Sun Tzu -The Art of War*

*49.**  *Richard Bundler -Using Your Brain

*50.**  **Martin Luther King Jr. Greatest Speeches  *

*51.**  *Malcolm X -Greatest Speeches

*52.**  **The Greatest Speeches in History Collection*

*53.**  *Brian Tracy - 21 Ways to Build a High Profit Business

*54.**  **Brian Tracy - Million Dollar Habits*

*55.**  *Brian Tracy- Accelerated Learning Techniques

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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 02:47:32 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 09:47:32 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] A leading motor insurance provider files to object
	massive claims
Message-ID: <AANLkTik2TQxsVTHAKrXooiQd0lm0tYbtW4G3m4sM117m@mail.gmail.com>

Just as I asked 2 weeks on what is wrong with insurance management of
transport system in Kenya finally most Insurance firms are coming up to
protest massive claims from matatu industry

Enigma Management had raised a red flag about high claims ratios that some
of these Insurance industries were providing which put their liabilities at
high risks and making their cash flows at jeopardy .

The first to fire the bullet was Blue Shield,Invesco follwed then Directline
Assurance comes third ,there is alot of fraud on those who file for claims
from garage owners,motor vehicle assessors and even some staff members

The major issue still remain poor corporate governance in some of these
Insurance such problems will keep occurring.
IRA  is dragging its feat on recapitalization of these firms which just
makes matters worse.

Bring back stability in motor insurance
Thanks
Gibson Amenya
Enigma Consultants Kenya Limited
NHC Building,3rd Flr
Email: gib.amenya at enigma.or.ke
Audit,Taxation and Business Advisory Services,Risk Management

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From jeffngari at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 03:59:32 2010
From: jeffngari at gmail.com (Jeff ngari)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 10:59:32 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] CPA study materials
Message-ID: <AANLkTikE5mrW6j9doGBpwBK4qb4t14YW7KSTESDFAAFB@mail.gmail.com>

hi,

Where can I get soft copy CPA materials? PDF's would be lovely, preferably
for free.

Jeff

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From jkaiguire at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 04:34:44 2010
From: jkaiguire at gmail.com (judy kaiguire)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 11:34:44 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] BEN 10 MATERIALS
In-Reply-To: <310527.98327.qm@web112509.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>
References: <12c52e8d1faddbb089a7d9fbd663885f@m.facebook.com>
	<310527.98327.qm@web112509.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>
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Rehanah,

TOYWORLD, VILLAGE MARKET

Regards,

Judy



On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Rehanah Mohammed <reeh_moha at yahoo.com>wrote:

>
> Hello all,
>
> I would like to know if anyone in this forum sells any thing Ben10 related.
> Toys, cloths(Tshirts, shoes, caps etc)
>
> Also branded Ben10 birthday favours : birthday plates, deco, cups, baloons
> etc.
>
> Please let me know.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
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From biwottmartin at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 05:04:20 2010
From: biwottmartin at gmail.com (MARTIN BIWOTT)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 21:04:20 -1200
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
Message-ID: <AANLkTimdMFx85ej7t-WTJfZQeYyVLQRQqNP8n11M0YeG@mail.gmail.com>

Hi guys!
As i write these piece iam in a worst of moods becaus of  what i want to
post here.It is a bout how a certain government parastatal treated its staff
who had served these parastatal for more than 10 years and were just
dismissed off from their respective duties without any valid reasons.The
staff of these institution were called for abrief meeting and as they were
leaving, they were each given their dismissal letters and told to go pack
their belongings and to laeve their former place of work with ommediate
effect.Its a big shame to the so called Board Of Governers who did not
consider about the future of the peope who stood by their side through thick
and thin and who worked for long hours to make the organization a success
and one of the best government parastatal in  the country.Is this the
working nation that we the young guys lok upto and also to make vision 2030
a success.

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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 05:21:56 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:21:56 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Why Dancing helps lower stress and develop good
	blood flow
Message-ID: <AANLkTikfw_eXBK4-DsdiztG_CzGzADFhXpjergFGbfDY@mail.gmail.com>

 Hi people
I have been asking myself what makes people jump up to start dancing when
they listen to a good thrilling music ,when one does well in a highly
tension packed event  look at current watch world cup when a team scores.

It may look embaracing if not shameful just to jump up, shake a leggy when
others are not joining the party.but never worry is good for your wellbeing

In my search I have realized that most people who shake a leggy live a
healthy life case of MJ, shakira Tupac,Nameless tatuu ,madonna
An exciting hormone its name is complicated  get stimulated that helps push
new energy into blood cells thus causing dispation of build up energy in
blood system molecules and by so  doing helps balance stress.

So for those who  have or get mood swings try practicing dancing any style
and you will live longer and happy
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From hmumia at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 05:23:08 2010
From: hmumia at gmail.com (Harry)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:23:08 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Classic 105 fm breakfast show
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimmBIYg9A9v9yUfbwGGtP3XQ_JJNpDyl_iGXtDg@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a1f557ae-31dc-4420-bdfe-6967165d30c8@d16g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>
	<AANLkTimmBIYg9A9v9yUfbwGGtP3XQ_JJNpDyl_iGXtDg@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTinc53bqI4AuOnwe147UzTlkVV1E-zpv-7VidZc_@mail.gmail.com>

*
Hey me i love those sex money discussions...they really tickle me....*

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From atandip at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 05:30:34 2010
From: atandip at yahoo.com (peter ayima)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 02:30:34 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Classic 105 fm breakfast show
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimdTFGnkieVnNY6u1T2Si6z9WuTQVHUWhzVB1sG@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a1f557ae-31dc-4420-bdfe-6967165d30c8@d16g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>
	<AANLkTimdTFGnkieVnNY6u1T2Si6z9WuTQVHUWhzVB1sG@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <583056.54583.qm@web50507.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

I agree that we cannot live our lives by sex, so can somebody advice the two boys that Kenya is growing up especially with the forth coming referendum that we nee to concentrate our minds on better things.
some of us are not addicted but circumstances in the public vehicles compel us and if they could be told that some serious Kenyans abhor the cheap and dirty talk especially in the morning, we will be grateful.
Have a fresh day devoid of cheat mouthing.





________________________________
From: Theresia Nduku <theresianduku at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 11:47:34 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Classic 105 fm breakfast show

@Robin,

         The funny of it is that this breakfast show has many addicts. You can't imagine that everyday I hear people talking about the discussion of these guys. I believe, provided they have their clients, let them continue earning their daily bread.

My 2 cents
Triza 


On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Robin <kalelrobin at gmail.com> wrote:

>I dont know if it is just me , but I seriously hate those two
>>presenters. All they talk about SEX and more sex, it can just make
>>someone\s morning just crumble . They say the most stupidest things!
>>Jeeze. Can someone tell them to stop and talk about something
>>worthwhile like investing, education, something which is gonna build
>>someone's perspective in a positive way . And if they're reading
>>this , PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT SEX AND SEX AND SEX all the time. Men
>>and women are just not about that . Come on , grow up!!!
>
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>>2.      Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
>>3.      Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
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From baibecalm85 at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 05:37:25 2010
From: baibecalm85 at yahoo.com (milkah wambui)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 02:37:25 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] BEN 10 MATERIALS
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimAkcvtqhfVx5JiJJULhf_N9HyPlu5LIQ23PEa1@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <41362.34809.qm@web112305.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

heeeeey!!! 
u can get Ben 10 stuff at Mr.Price...go check them out.
CHEERS!!!


--- On Fri, 7/2/10, Mutheu Kisilu <kathesya at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Mutheu Kisilu <kathesya at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] BEN 10 MATERIALS
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 1:41 AM

We Can clearly see the mothers in the house. Esp for the young boys. LOL Try totallytoto.co.ke. they have them in stock and they deliver to your door step at a small fee of 250. i have used them before.


Mutheu.

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Rehanah Mohammed <reeh_moha at yahoo.com> wrote:



Hello all,
?
I would like to know if anyone in this forum sells any thing Ben10 related. Toys, cloths(Tshirts, shoes, caps etc)
?
Also branded Ben10 birthday favours : birthday plates, deco, cups, baloons etc.
?
Please let me know.


?




?


      



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?

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?

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From Ktafrica at aol.com  Fri Jul  2 06:02:47 2010
From: Ktafrica at aol.com (Ktafrica at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 06:02:47 EDT
Subject: [Jambo] Kenya Politicians Gone Grazzy
Message-ID: <14c15.7a8fe209.395f1347@aol.com>



 
 
The article below is self explanatory. When politicians think of themselves 
 only to the exclusion of people who elected them and do not even remember 
why  they were elected and what they are supposed to be doing, it is time to 
replace  all of them with real people,if there is anyone real left and 
interested in  politics. On one hand,the ordinary Kenyan suffers from every 
problem caused  by lack of money and on the other hand, the average "politician" 
suffers from  something else, better known as "kleptomanic syndrom." This 
is a mental disease  connected with parasitic thievery. If that is not so, 
how on earth can  anyone explain why those elected to protect the lives and 
affairs of their poor  citizens turn into being their own peoples nightmare?
 
When you read the article below, you will come close to understanding why  
politicians are among the most despised, distrusted and sometimes ridiculed  
human beings. Even though Kenya has no monopoly of this class of heartless  
beings, the country seems to have enough of them for export.In Liberia, 
some  years back, Master Sargent Samuel K.Doe found a short cut to ending 
corruption  and parasitic thievery by sacrificing a few of them on poles. That 
somehow, was  effective for a few days before the same devil found room in Doe 
himself and his  new group of "reformers." Asked why the same evil spirit 
was still in Liberian  politicians, even after death by firing squad, my 
observation was, you cannot  kill a tree by removing leaves. You have to uproot 
it entirely and replace it  with some better tree. In the case of human 
beings, replace the miseducated  politicians and leaders with well educated 
people. In short, take care of  education and you will be closer to eliminating 
self serving thieves posing as  "leaders".
 
You.may wonder why I do not refer to these parasitic thieves passing  for 
"politicians" with their proper Swahili name of "wanyonyaji damu ya  
wananchi" that is "blood suckers". They have already passed that stage.  These are, 
excuse my vernacular, shameless evil spirits milking where there is  no more 
drop of milk left. If you decide to earn a living as a thief, why  rob the 
poor who have almost nothing left to rob? Why not rob the likes of Bill  
Gates, if you are stupid enough to think you can get near him.  He makes a mere 
Ksh. 150,000 per second, ($2000 per second) awake or  asleep. He wouldn't 
even feel it. Why stoop so low to rob a poor person who  has nothing but a 
few banana plants. Kenya politicians and leaders should really  be ashamed of 
themselves passing such a bill into law. Would anyone with  sense blame 
Obama or for that matter, some of us from Kenya for not being  too anxious to 
visit the land which one time was a paradise in the making? 
 
Whatever Justice Akiwumi and his tribunal which recommended this  sordid 
pay hike were smoking, should be banned forever. May be Justice  Akiwumi 
forgot, Kenya was not an administrative extension of Nigeria under  Abacha or the 
Congo when it was under Mobutu Sese Seko wa   Zabanga. If you do not 
remember Abacha and Mobutu, never mind. They left  nothing worth remembering.
Now, click below and find out why I am so mad about how politicians are  
treating our helpless people.
 
>From the "King of Zamunda"
 
 
_http://blogs.abcnews.com/theworldnewser/2010/07/some-of-the-best-paid-polit
icians-in-the-world-are-in-kenya.html_ 
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From GMMunywoki at kenyanalliance.com  Fri Jul  2 06:06:23 2010
From: GMMunywoki at kenyanalliance.com (Geoffrey M. Munywoki)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 13:06:23 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
Message-ID: <E8ACA69BCFAF41499EFC9C6B2ECCEC6E666775@kenya-alliance.kenyanalliance.local>

Hey you haven't provided the recipient address 

 

 

________________________________

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[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Robinson
Kioko
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 12:27 PM
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com;
youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com
Subject: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR

 


1.   JOB IDENTIFICATION

Job Title:

Systems Administrator

Department:

Engineering - ICT Support

Reports to:

IT Manager


2.   JOB PURPOSE

 

*	The System Administrator's role is to manage and tune in-house
computer software systems and network connections to ensure high levels
of availability and security of the supported business applications.
This individual also participates in the planning and implementation of
policies and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance
that is consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and
regulatory requirements.
*	To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from
Technical Head.

3.   JOB DIMENSIONS

 

*         IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user
training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the
organization.

 


4.   KEY RESULT AREAS

 

Strategy & Planning

 

*          Participate in and support capacity planning and the
development of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and
desktop applications in conjunction with end-users and department
managers.

 

Acquisition & Deployment

 

Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems
that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives.

Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption
systems, and all host security systems.

 

Operational Management

 

*          Manage all operating systems and end-user software.

*          Manage communications and connection solutions, including
workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site,
intranet, and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security
of enterprise data on host computers, multiple databases, and during
data transfer in accordance to business needs and industry best
practices regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance.

*          Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners.

*          Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and
storage allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy,
security, and regulatory compliance.

*          Perform network and security audits.

*          Perform and test routine system backups and restores.

*          Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve
hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and
workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary.

*          Practice network asset management, including maintenance of
network component inventory and related documentation and technical
specifications information.

*          Support application development teams throughout project
lifecycles.

*          Analyze system, server, application, network, and
input/output device performance.

*          Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware
improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases.

*          Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols,
and standards in support of systems software procurement and development
efforts.

*          Create required reports in response to business user needs.

*          Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and
contractors to secure software products and services.

*          Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and
associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use.

*         Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.

5.   KEY DECISIONS

 

*         Infrastructure Systems Upgrade

*         Budgetary needs.

 

6.   KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

*         Customer care - Response to user support related issue as per
ICT Support SLA.

*         Infrastructure uptime - Ensure availability of all systems and
infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate
downtime.

*         Project Management discipline - Ensure use of project
management discipline in all IT projects.

*         Systems Security - Ensure controls are in place for company
information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as
per set policy 

*         Systems maintenance - Ensure that systems are maintained and
operate optimally.

*         User training - User training on new systems or on current
systems optimization.

 

7.   KEY RELATIONSHIPS

 

*         Internal - with all staff, procurement & finance departments,
the department manager 

*         External - with vendors, service providers

 


8.   QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE

Expertise

Minimum requirement

Academic qualification/s

 

Degree in IT is preferable

Relevant professional qualification

 

MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA

Skills

SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server
administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN
and WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications
deployment and Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support
deployment and support, PABX support, Financial Budgeting/Cost
Management

Relevant experience

3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly
automated environment.

Specialised software

 

Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid
proxy & Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft

9.   COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

 

*         Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under
pressure, Result oriented, 

High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written
communication skills,

Good Customer care skills

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Job Holder Name:

 

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From ongwen at sodnet.or.ke  Fri Jul  2 06:21:14 2010
From: ongwen at sodnet.or.ke (Oduor Ongwen)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 13:21:14 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Voting NO is scoring an Own Goal
In-Reply-To: <295041.19203.qm@web111705.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>
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Good morning good people!

 

I must state from the onset that I did not hear/watch Larry talk this
morning. However, I think this idea that the draft is 95% good is taking us
nowhere. Who did the audit? From whose point of view?

 

I am totally supporting the Proposed Constitution not because it is whatever
percentage good, but because incrementally it advances our struggle for
democracy and social justice. There are issues in the PCK that I would have
wished to see in a constitution that the CoE, PSC and the Parliament in
their wisdom ignored. There are matters that have been included that I had
not contemplated but I find welcome. Yet there are those I wonder where the
hell they fished from.

 

But as one who has spent close to 30 years struggling for a liberating
constitution, I find a big leap forward in the Proposed Constitution.
Assigning percentage points does not work because not all Kenyans have the
same yardstick to measure the gains. It gives "perfectionists" to say they
want to make it 100% (or is it 1000%) perfect. Where on earth? Unless we
have all become morons to agree on every issue!

 

And who are the "perfectionists"? They include Daniel arap Moi who spent his
entire 24 years in office hunting, detaining and hounding into exiles
Kenyans who dared hoped for a new constitutional order. They include the
Youth for Kanu '92 brigade that almost bankrupted this country fighting
against democratic reforms. They also include persons we relieved of
university leadership positions in 1982 when they made unauthorized contact
with state agents to undermine collective position by SONU to oppose
introduction of the infamous Section 2A in the Constitution in June 1982.
Didn't Moi repeatedly tell us there is nothing wrong with the current
constitution? Do we remember remarks by Isaac Kiprono Ruto regarding
constitutional review when he was Minister for environment in 2002? Isn't it
obvious that to these persons, a prefect constitution is the current one?

 

When Hon. Poghisio says the so-called 5% issues are divisive, we have to
interrogate what he is in essence telling us. They have identified the
so-called contentious issues as LAND, KADHI'S COURT, ABORTION and
DEVOLUTION.

 

Now I seek to be informed. Will we be more united when millions of Kenyans
are squatters in their own land as is currently the case in large parts of
the Coast, Rift Valley, Central and Western provinces, while swathes of
productive land lie fallow as is currently the case? Are we very unified
when the rich and powerful invade water towers and environmentally fragile
land like wetlands and coastal beaches? Are we one nation simply by having
foreigners own ranches and keep them as trophies for 1,000 years amid
landlessness as s currently the case in Laikipia, Kajiado and elsewhere? I
bet we will be a united nation when we, Christians, deny Muslims such simple
things like a court to deal with their personal law regarding marriage,
divorce and inheritance but force them to observe our Sabbath, religious
holidays, and Judeo-Christian jurisprudence and receive Christian Religious
Education in public schools! Does it mean that more our mothers, wives,
sisters and daughters die of pregnancy-induced complications, the more
cohesive we are? And do I hear we want to forestall divisiveness by creating
more counties? Can 70, 100 or 300 counties be more effective at providing
checks and balancing the national government? Can we learn from our own
national history what Kenyatta - and later Moi - did to local governments
after they abolished the powerful regional assemblies? For the record, in my
first two years in primary school, the fee was paid to the County Council of
Central Nyanza, which was then responsible for primary education. It was the
same for all county councils before these services were taken to the Central
Government through administrative fiat. 

 

I am for a constitutional order that will usher in true democratic
governance, equality of opportunities and social and economic justice. The
PCK does not guarantee us these. But will put us firmly on the path to
realizing the same. Voting NO is voting for the dictatorial, exploitative
and repressive past. The choice is ours.

 

PS. Did I hear some people say we can reject the PCK and have a new
constitution by December? Tell me another sweet lie. Unless they want to
give us a "pigeon hole" constitution ala Uganda's Milton Obote in 1966!

 

 

Oduor Ong'wen | Country Director | SEATINI Kenya

Methodist Ministries Centre | Oloitokitok Road | P.O. Box 26063 - 00504
Nairobi|

Tel +254 20 3860745/6 | Fax +254 20 3860746 | 

E-mail: ongwen at seatinikenya.orgE-mail 2: oongwen at gmail.com | 

Website: www.seatini.org| www.seatinikenya.org

 

 

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From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of orina Nyamwamu
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 3:04 PM
To: orinaonka; mlalahoi
Subject: [YP_Ke] Voting NO is scoring an Own Goal

 



Prof. Gumbe, The Chairman of the Multi-Sectoral YES Committee This morning
was excellent.."Voting NO is scoring an own goal against your country to try
and make a point against the coach"... I agree, because if 95% (including
Article 43) of the Katiba is agreeable, and you reject it; How does that
help you to get the 5% sisters and brothers?


Hon. Phogisio replied to me and said;

Samuel L. Poghisio <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1412316352>  

5 % is the Most divisive.And constitution isn't football,its life and
death.People just need to get serious then they will understand.


I shared with him the following response; 

If the 5% is the most divisive; How does voting No make these issues
non-divisive? I want to share here that Kenyan will be united after the
referendum because a just constitution which secures the rights of every
one; one under which the leadership and government will be accountable shall
unite us. The Divisive issues- 5% will prove totally moot ...under the new
constitution; who can not live with 5%? Who is threatened by the Kadhi
courts, by the Prohibition of abortion?; Who is threatened by the land
clauses? who is threatened by the provisions on county governments? who is
threatened by International treaties? who is threatened by affirmative
action? Who is threatened by the restructuring of the Provincial
administration?

 

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From katjuz at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 06:59:18 2010
From: katjuz at yahoo.com (fridah kathure)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 03:59:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE : Moderator
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I am with u irene

--- On Fri, 7/2/10, Irene Mbacha <irene.mbacha at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Irene Mbacha <irene.mbacha at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] RE : Moderator
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 3:34 AM

Martin I concur with you on that. 

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 10:19 PM, martin otieno <motieno07 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:


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Moderator,
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The work this forum does is very important to be reduced into a shouting arena.
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Can you urge all contributors to the forum?to be true professionals and act above board.
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Sometimes lovely people Silence speaks volumes and? some contributions in this forum? demand no right of reply for it gives them undue sense of importance.
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Let us all bring ideas in this forum that can move both us and our Country forward.
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From komesh007 at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 07:59:22 2010
From: komesh007 at yahoo.com (george kamau)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 04:59:22 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] VACANCY-ACCOUNTING LECTURER
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From hmumia at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 08:17:54 2010
From: hmumia at gmail.com (Harry)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 15:17:54 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
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From arebacollins at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 08:52:10 2010
From: arebacollins at gmail.com ( Brainiac )
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 08:52:10 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Professional Salonist in need of placement
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Hello and good afternoon.

A professional hairdresser with vast and comprehensive hair care experience
seeks a job placement. She has professional and practical experience
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From jahkey2001 at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 09:06:34 2010
From: jahkey2001 at yahoo.com (JACKIE AWUOR)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 06:06:34 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Am looking for Maya Angelou books /audio
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Got any audio / books for? Maya Angelou.

Tell me and I will forget. 
Show me and I will remember. 
Involve me and I will understand

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From mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca  Fri Jul  2 09:19:23 2010
From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca (maurice oduor)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 06:19:23 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Please explain to me like I am 3 year old!!!
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The number one problem with Nairo's water system is neglect. The system has adequate infrastructure but I don't think it's well maintained. Didn't somebody complain here the other day about a piping that was leaking (actually flooding) into the radway and all the calls made by residents to the Water company went unheeded? 

I wish I?could get a chance to run this thing. The first thing I would do is to vet the present employees. I would start by working on the attitudes of the workers there. 
?Courage,
Maurice 




________________________________
From: Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 7:09:13 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Please explain to me like I am 3 year old!!!


Ideally, you have to be three years old for me to explain to you.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Regards,
./Muita Wangoko:

-The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ?We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. ?The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age - The Call of Cthulhu
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On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 11:59, Sifa Wefu <sifawefu at gmail.com> wrote:

Why on God's earth are taps in? many parts of Nairobi dry. We had heavy rainfall just a couple of months ago. What is the problem? is it a huge population? lack of adequate water resavoirs, mischief by water vendors? ....... what is it?????
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From jairuschurch at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 09:27:52 2010
From: jairuschurch at yahoo.com (Jagem K'Onyiego)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 06:27:52 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** C.R.E and I.R.E are MAJOR 8.4.4
	flaws........
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Harry
If you replace the full stops with dashes in the 8.4.4, you will end up with this 8-4-4. The end result of this simple sum, is Zero (8-4-4 = 0) Do this mean anything?

Jagem




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From: Harry <hmumia at gmail.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; young proffessionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>; Harrison Mumia N <hmumia at gmail.com>
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 2:00:05 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] *** C.R.E and I.R.E are MAJOR 8.4.4 flaws........


Who introduced C.R.E in our 8.4.4?curriculum?goddammit? Who? What thinking informed this error? Who introduced C.R.E? What philosophy, what?rationale?guided this policy? I remember as a young boy of primary school age, i learnt C.R.E where we were taken through the Bible, asked questions about Jacob, Joseph and Jesus in my exams. Was this supposed to induct my?subconscious?mind to become a Christian by force? 

Let me tell you folks where i am coming form.....

Religion should never be made a part of any Curriculum, as a compulsory subject. It MUST be optional. The thinking in primary education system is that it is compulsory, and this thinking is fundamentally flawed. It denies the child freedom of thought, exploration of ideas and ultimately enslaves the mind.

This has ended up destroying the thinking capacity of our future leaders, and i want to submit today that the 8.4.4 system, through these kind of forced teachings, has made most of Kenyans to thing so narrowly, and it is the reason why Christians have refused to see sense in voting for the DRAFT CONSTITUTION.?


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From c_olola at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  1 11:47:28 2010
From: c_olola at yahoo.com (Chris Olola)
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2010 08:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Proposed Katiba has NO mistakes,
	only Matters Not 	pleasing to some
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Jonah,
You don't subject both proposed/new constitution and the old one to a referendum, only the proposed one! BTW, do you mean you don't know even what's in the old constitution? Are you by any chance insinuating that the proposed constituition isn't (much) better than the old one? Brother, if your response to any of the above is yes, then, you need to re-read the two documents first then come back and make cogent contributions in the debate. 
Chris.



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From: orina Nyamwamu <orinaonka at yahoo.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; YPL <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 2:26:49 AM
Subject: Proposed Katiba has NO mistakes, only Matters Not pleasing to some


Constitutions never mistakes, they have matters that have been negotiated and settled on except that some matters remain unacceptable to a section of the population. This population that does not agree with the settlement normally votes NO in a referendum to pass that constitution because of these matters that are not provided according to how they wanted they to be provided or initiate amendments to try and get a new settlement that is agreeable to them. 

The PC has no mistakes only matters that are not agreeable to a section of fellow citizens Like you Jonah. 

Have a blessed and understanding day brothers and sisters. We are learning every day. I am learning from you Jona. 

Cyprian Nyamwamu

--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Jonah Ogaro <jonahogaro at hotmail.com> wrote:


>From: Jonah Ogaro <jonahogaro at hotmail.com>
>Subject: RE: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE 'NO'
>To: "mlalahoi mlalahoi" <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>
>Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 12:48 PM
>
>
>> >I agree with Sammy. What he has highlighted are just afew of the problems we have in the draft. It is not just negative reading to find a fault. The faults are there for all to see and one does not need to read critically to filter them out. Even those on the YES agree that hii katiba iko na dosari BUT they say pass it first and then we shall amend it later. Why not amend before referendum?
>> 
>>Those in the YES who say that this draft has no mistakes are dishonest. Secondly those who say that this draft will solve our problems are also wrong. Thirdly, those who say that the draft is better than the current constitution are also missing the point. If that were the case, then the current katiba should also be made available to the public and civic education done on the two documents.
> 
>________________________________
 >Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:40:26 -0700
>From: orinaonka at yahoo.com
>Subject: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE 'NO'
>To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; muntumisango at gmail.com
>
>
>Sammy, 
>
>I agree fully with the spirit you introduce in this conversation. 
>Except that one has to correct most of your assertions. The spurious and inspired by a negative reading of the constitution so that you may find fault 
>For example Article 94 is clear who makes law in Kenya and that Article 2 also says that law that is inconsistent with the Constitution shall be null and void. 
>
>Be positive in your outlook of the constitution and read the constitution in its entirety brothers and sisters so that we may live together as Kenyans after August 4 under the New Constitution. 
>
>Start to prepare to live under the new Constitution. After all voting No is scoring an own goal brothers and sisters. 
>
>Cyprian Nyamwamu 
>
>
>
>--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com <Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com> wrote:
>
>
>>From: Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com <Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com>
>>Subject: RE: [YP_Ke] Re: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE 'NO'
>>To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, muntumisango at gmail.com
>>Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 7:09 AM
>>
>>
>> >>
>>YPs,
>>Please let ' s avoid emotional outburst as we discuss issues-We shall remain in Kenya as brothers and sisters even after 4th Aug. The descriptions used here (land-grabbers, hypocrites, ant-reformists, anti-women rights, promoters of impunity ) do not fit respectable Kenyans declaring NO.
>> 
>>Here are some reasons for voting NO.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>1.    Article 2(6) makes all conventions and treaties ratified by Kenya automatically part of Kenya law. There is the risk of direct application of international laws which may have negative effects to our fabric as a society, our socio-economic lifestyles, national financial obligations. There should be NO legislation without representation. Legislation MUST be made on behalf of the people of Kenya by their elected leaders.
>>2.        Article 14 (4), that ?A child found in Kenya who is or appears to be less than eight years of age, and whose nationality and parents are not known, is presumed to be a citizen by birth?
>>?         While it is appreciated that a child of 8 and below is legally not capable of having a criminal mind and his/her best interests should be taken care of, the wording of this clause leaves a lot of loopholes for possible mischief. 
>>?         One of the foreseeable risks is that it can cause increased trafficking of children into Kenya . Secondly, it makes it very easy and possible for the manipulation of the Kenyan population by persons who may have sectarian interests. 
>>?         Ultimately it makes it easier for our borders to be exploited. 
>>?        Section 17 (2) is insufficient as a protective remedy, when it comes to the realities on the ground.  
>> 
>>3.  Article 26(3) provides that a person shall not be deprived of life intentionally, except to the extent authorized    by this Constitution or any other written law.
>> 
>>	* Our current Constitution under Section 71, for example is bolder on when exactly life can be taken away. Is it foreseeable that to leave such an important/fundamental aspect of our Bill of Rights to future legislation is to embrace a culture of liberalization of death/killing? 
>> 
>>	* The risk is that this leaves a lot of lee-way to the Executive, enjoying the backing of a majority in Parliament, to pass laws that would allow for the intentional deprivation of someone?s life. 
>> 
>>4. Under Article 34(1), the rights and reputation of others (covered under Article 35 (3), is not one of the items, against which the freedom of the media is restricted. Does this mean that the media will be un-hindered from publishing/broadcasting or disseminating information which is likely to infringe on rights and reputation of others?
>> 
>>	* Secondly, there are gains that have been made, however the provision leaves out the prohibition of Media freedom to extend to pornography. The PSC meeting in Naivasha, had included it, but now it stands removed.   
>> 
>>	* Thirdly, it also fails to capture public interest in ensuring fairness in airwaves, access to information, decency, etc 
>> 
>>	* Lastly, the Article provides for a regulatory body, which though detached from government/political or commercial interests, it is reasonable to foresee that this commission will be a toothless bulldog. Its mandate is simply to monitor and not to ensure compliance. Compare the reading with Article 79 which set up an ethics and anticorruption commission whose mandate is extended (and properly so) to ensuring compliance. 
>> 
>>	* Danger, it possible to foresee Media Houses being un-stopped from showing/circulating/broadcasting pornography or morally depraved content without recourse.
>> 
>>5.Under Article 49(1) (g), of the Proposed Constitution, there is a possible risk that one can be detained without trial and this would be for an unknown period of time. 
>> 
>>The conditions for bail or bond are not clarified, in terms of minimum and may therefore be prohibitive
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>Sammy Thuita
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com [mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of emilliokarega
>>Sent: 28 June 2010 15:50
>>To: Muntu Misango
>>Cc: youngprofessionals_ke
>>Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE ' NO '
>> 
>>Muntu,
>>NO stand for a controversy free Constitution; we yearn for a ' serious ' and professionally done Constitution that will be the foundation of Kenyan legal system. Not some communist-leaning-crap of a document that will render Kenya ungovernable.
>>Because such reasoning seems alien to you, i ' ll make it easier for you; NO people are all land-grabbers, hypocrites, ant-reformists, anti-women rights, promoters of impunity, etc etc etc... I guess those to you are the reaons, not excuses!
>> 
>>Now, would you kindly give us five reasons why you will vote YES; and please indicate where the current constitution fails.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>On Fri, Jun 25tion that will be the , 2010 at 1:49 PM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>>      Give me reasons, not excuses.  Ok, ignore my exclusions.  Then answer the question: what does the ' NO ' campaign stand for?
>>      Muntu
>>      
>>      
>>      On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Emillio Karega <emilliokarega at gmail.com> wrote:
>>      
>> 
>>            Muntu,
>>            You ask for reasons and then you exclude some like land, kadhi, abortion and typos. Are you suggesting NO people should give you the reason you want? That is retrogressive and nonsensical. At least you should show why Land, Kadhis, Abortion and typos are not good reasons for saying NO. 
>>            And BOLD is for emphasis. You know the points i think you should note. 
>> 
>> 
>>            On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote:
>>            
>> 
>>                  Asking me to give reasons why people should vote yes (assumes that this is what I want) is a way of avoiding my question. Voting ' NO ' cannot be justified by playing down the reasons for voting ' YES" - which is what I believe you want to do. In this case, we are likely to start arguing instead of reasoning. Give me what the ' NO ' team stands for. Once we have debated this, I will, at the risk of reproducin the proposed constitution, explain why you may need to consider voting YES.  But do not give me abortion, Kadhi courts, Land or typographical erros (as Ruto advanced yesterday) as reasons.
>>                  Muntu
>>                  
>>                  
>>                  On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Jane Maurine Gati <mm.jannie at gmail.com> wrote:
>>                  
>> 
>>                        Now, this bold-fonted writing shows you are screaming at Muntu! 
>> 
>> 
>>                        On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Jane Rose <janerose2005 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>                        
>> 
>>                              I believe that it is also good for you to give us five and honest reasons why we should vote for yes in the new constitution. 
>> 
>> 
>>                              On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote:
>>                              
>> 
>>                                    What does the ' No ' team actually stand for? I have been listening to their leaders all the time and trying to scratch reason from their statements.  So far, I do not honestly know what they are opposing in the proposed constitution (Not abortion, because the proposed constituon does not allow it; not Kadhi courts- they are not a new invention; not land- what land? Land issues are going to be subjects of Parliamentary legislation once the constition is passed). So, what? 
>>                                     
>>                                    And who said this constitution will divide Kenyans? What is the basis?
>>                                    Muntu
>> 
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From: sifawefu at gmail.com (Sifa Wefu)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 16:55:54 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 80's and 90's Music
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From antombeks at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 10:16:13 2010
From: antombeks at gmail.com (ANTONY MBAYAKI)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 17:16:13 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority
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The gay loophole is in clause 45(2). Bomas and Wako had "Aperson shall not
marry another person of the same sex" . Compare and think you will see the
difference..... I will not chew the gud for you.

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Stanley Okinda <stanmortons at yahoo.com>wrote:

>   REUBEN: The elimination of those immoral aspects from the constitution
> would bring rapid development. So, a moral platform would certainly add all
> the value we are looking for as a people. I am not sure you are serious in
> stating that the inclusion of the following in  the P.C. does not take away
> from the development of this country! What I was saying to Nyongesa is that
> I am surprised he wants the Church to stick to moral questions as if the
> list I provided has nothing to do with morality. Your point is that these
> issues add no developmental value to Kenya. Here is the list again (what the
> Church is concerned about in the draft). Tell me if the practice of these
> immoral issues add or subtract from our overall development. My argument is
> that they do subtract and seriously injure the country, thus muzzling
> development:
>
> 1. Inequality:- Perhaps you have read the PC carefully to understand it.
> Please start with the Preamble and you'll understand. In what context is
> your so called Inequality?
>
> 2. The legalization of Abortion:- Kindly quote the article which states
> this. We will go round in circles about this issue because apparently none
> of all the loud mouths has medical content in them. Let the medical
> profession handle their work without interference from other people. Whether
> you like it or not women will still abort, because you are busy talking
> about abortion without first finding the reason why women may want to abort.
> You and your group keeps on contradicting yourselves when you talk about
> this.
>
> 3. The making of unjust laws:- I don't know what this is and kindly quote
> the clauses
>
> 4. the overtaxation of the poor in the name of liberation:- ( not in the
> PC) for your information the poor don't pay income tax. PAYE start from 10K
> and above. Poor are those who live under a dollar per day. The lower middle
> class are the ones who are overtaxed and in this we agree. This however is
> not in PC so i don't see its relevance.
>
> 5. Removal of parental control over children:- Its clear you don't
> understand the meaning of the clauses. By the way i have not heard anywhere
> where the church talks about this. I believe spanking a child is not
> illegal, but abusing is. I don't wanna believe you belong to the class of
> child abusers.
>
> 6. Gay issues: May be yo are reading a different draft. Quote the clause
>
> 7. concerns over clauses on the family ... Which one? and how?
>
>
> what are moral issues?
>
>  REUBEN: Moral issues have got to do with the aspect of right and wrong;
> what is, versus what ought to be.
>
> Moral issues are what are  Ideal in a society. The difference between me
> and you is that while you are Ideal, i am practical. It is through
> practicality that you are able to improve the moral being of a society.
>
> What is right to you is not right to another person and vice versa, so
> start thinking constructively.
> REUBEN: If what is right to you does not have to be right to me, how do you
> arrive at the decision to even make that statement? I guess you believe that
> truth is relative. But, if truth is relative, would declaring that truth is
> relative include that statement itself and would it be true for all that
> truth is relative? In other words, is the statement "truth is relative" a
> relative statement itself? Wouldn't you want me to receive such a statement
> absolutely? If it is relative, then it makes no sense to tell me anything,
> including writing to me, because you would have to presuppose that I will
> accept what you are telling me based on absolute proof.
>
> Morality is not relative. Inequality will remain undesirable in a world of
> moral creatures. Abortion cannot be euphemized away in choice, termination
> of an unwanted pregnancy, flashing, etc. It still remains the taking away of
> an innocent life at a most delicate stage. Right and wrong is even proven by
> your challenge of my position in which challenge you are suggesting that I
> am wrong. You would not challenge me this way if there was no morality.
>
> Morality is Relative and it can not and never will be absolute. Morality
> is defined by a society based on what they perceive to be right or wrong.
> That perception might be different from one society to another or an
> individual to another.
>
>
> Morality to a larger extend is defined by the social status of an
> individual, it is never a common denominator.
>
> REUBEN:  I disagree. The social status of an individual, on the contrary,
> is the outworking of moral choices, not the determinant of morality. Take
> corruption, for example, and how people "benefit" economically from them to
> be called tycoon, etc. We feel bad about it because there is a moral
> imperative behind it. If morality were relative, you and I should not feel
> bad if such people acquired  wealth unduly, for that would be right for them
> and not necessarily for you. You should be particularly comfortable. Even
> your reference to "development" in your email implies lack of it which is a
> moral issue, too.
>
> That is true but to the lesser extend. Look at the larger extend.Look at it
> in a wide perspective. Deteriorating moral standards are just but a symptom
> of an underlying problem. Morality therefore becomes a litmus paper of
> social, economic and spiritual well being of a society. This indicator
> should not be address first before addressing the real problem. You are
> trying to address a symptom and not the real problem.
>
>  Address how we can develop this country rather than these morality issues.
>
> REUBEN:  I am so willing to do so, but this forum of professionals seems
> interested in many other things that are of priority and so I will confess
> to you that I have been discussing developmental issues for our country in a
> different smaller forum. I will add that morality is the backbone of
> development. You can be as professional as the papers say, but those papers
> may also have been acquired immorally. You can make all the money as a
> nation and "burn" it in one day because of immoral choices. We can even
> attempt to make a constitution for ourselves, but if that constitution is
> immoral, it will not change the country.You cannot talk about equality
> without morality. You cannot have a whole chapter on the Bill of Rights
> without morality, for there can also be a Bill of Wrongs, which the
> constitution legislates agains
>
> This PC is NOT moral and in fact the current one is more immoral than the
> proposed.The problem with you and other of the NO camp is that you don't
> understand the PC and the real problems facing this country. Please look
> beyond you eye field.
>
>
> Thanks
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From joragem at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 02:15:07 2010
From: joragem at gmail.com (Joram Ragem)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 02:15:07 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] Open Letter to Mr. Joseph Sepp Blatter - FIFA President.
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Dear Sepp,

First, thank you for bringing the World Cup to our African soil. As you can
see, it is like Safari Rally muheshimiwa, you cannot predict who will return
to KICC first.

Now to my point. Just how inside should a ball get into the goal for FIFA
and her officials consider it a goal? Consider this, when I kicked a banana
kick, that curved outside, as I tried to bend it like Beckham, the common
referees who does not even have a lines man in my over 40 league always see
it and call it against my team. Now, do all World Cup Referees suffer from
figure ground perceptual impairment?

Sepp, I supported Germany when they played England, and though we beat them,
they tied that game, but not in your officials' eyes! You have offered an
apology yourself, but that much does not change things. England is already
out though you might have saved the coaches job.

I thought the only person who smoked weed before the Mexico v/s Argentina
game was Diego, but if your officials couldn't see the offside, please tell
me they had just visited kwa-Michael here in Mukuru kwa Jenga to drink the
legalized Kenyan brew. You have also apologized to Mexico when Argentina
humiliated them, but what good is that to a player who was in his prime to
win the world cup now?

Now I am not a supporter of goalmouth technology or instant replay because I
know the kids in Kawangware, Mathare, Ololo, Jeri, Mudhush, Baba Dogo and
other places in my neighborhood who turn out to be some of the best players
need to play and train based on the age old rules of fair play. Let me just
tell you, we know when the ball is in the goal.

Lastly Sepp, today the abominable happened. The last sons of Africa in this
tournament knocked themselves out because of the decisions of your officers.
I put it to you, Ghana struck that ball and it was in the goal before the
Uruguayan player stopped it with his hands. Now this is where I have a beef
with FIFA. Instead of giving the goal, why subject the team that has already
worked hard to put the ball in the goal to a 50/50 chance by awarding a
penalty? Sepp, today you sent the wrong team through again. And by the way,
giving a red card to player who commits such an act inside the box and then
awarding a penalty is double jeopardy and also not fair such as in the Ghana
v Uruguay game. Look Sepp, the player who was sent off is now a hero and the
one who missed to score a goal he already scored is the villain. In fact, if
Ghana was Columbia, his life would be in danger.

If these rules continue to stay, please consider some type of affirmative
action for teams that are not top seeded. For instance, let our African
teams are not top seed, let them start with 2 goals ahead of the top seed
teams. Of course, I am being sarcastic, because Ghana has proved that this
issue of seeding teams is wrong way wrong. To prove my point, Brazil was
eliminated in this world cup before Ghana. So I look forward to seeing Ghana
as number 7, ahead of Brazil who should fall all the way back to number 8.

These are serious issues that afflict our second religion. Please review
them and if you would sir, get back with me.

I hope you have learnt some lessons here Sepp, but before I tweet away, do a
random drug test on Diego. He surely seem to be high on something and I am
afraid he may just get on the field and play with his team.


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From sifawefu at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 09:53:19 2010
From: sifawefu at gmail.com (Sifa Wefu)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 16:53:19 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Please explain to me like I am 3 year old!!!
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All that you guys have said actually makes sense. in addition to this
someone here has just mentioned to me that we should also question the
owners of some of these trucks rumor has it that a number of them are quite
high up there in the the corridors of power. Apparently a number of them
invested in the trucks last year during the drought. and would therefore not
be very quick to have the challenges we are having with water addressed.

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 4:35 PM, MOHAMEDWELI ABDI <manderaeast at gmail.com>wrote:

> Not all that you said Sifa. Ministry of water not doing their job. That is
> it.
>  The Waheshmwa have water at their Taps, it just us average Kenyans.
>
>
> Mohamed
>
> On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Sifa Wefu <sifawefu at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Why on God's earth are taps in  many parts of Nairobi dry. We had heavy
>> rainfall just a couple of months ago. What is the problem? is it a huge
>> population? lack of adequate water resavoirs, mischief by water vendors?
>> ....... what is it?????
>>
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Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 07:10:25 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Word for the weekend
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 10:27:01 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 07:27:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Doctors need to keep time too!
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I sure do have great respect for the doctors.God has not only given them wisdom and knowledge?but also used them to save many lives.I am also aware of the fact that their vocation is one of the busiest.
?
Given that they want to serve more patients,their helpers/secretaries/receptionists/nurses require that the patients keep time and I have no problem with that. Every time,I have visited the clinic/hospital,the helpers have done a wonderful job in attending me and doing the preliminary work.What has been my problem is that once in the room,it usually takes
a long time before the doctor show up.
?
In my?last two appointments,I had to wait for almost an hour at each time. Now I know that from one patient to another anything can happen. If this happened once I will understand.But when it happens several times then one can not help but wonder what in the world is going on.
?
If we set rules and ask people to keep them,its only fair that we do the same.There is need for all to know that no one is above the law. Leaders,parents,teachers and name it need to understand this
?
Just a thought!
?
Pastor Birai
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 10:58:50 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 07:58:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] A carrier of evil report!
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What many fail to understand is that unchecked,unsubstantiated report can cause?untold damage in just seconds.
?
Do you recall the 12 leaders that were sent to the promised land as directed by God to check it out? (Judges 13-14).On their return after 40 days,10 of them rendered an evil report that caused chaos and a desire among the children of Israel to return to Egypt.Thank God that Joshua and Caleb were quick to step in and help calm the situation. By the way do you know that of all the children of Israel who left Egypt bound to the promised land only Joshua and Caleb made it? The rest were destroyed in the wilderness for whining and continually putting God to test.God have mercy!
?
Many lives have been destroyed by the careless talk of some people who have majored in manufacturing and spreading unfounded rumors. How does God view such irresponsible behavior? He hates it. Here is what He says:
?
16 There are six things the LORD hates, 
?????? seven that are detestable to him: 

?17 haughty eyes, 
?????? a lying tongue, 
?????? hands that shed innocent blood, 
?18 a heart that devises wicked schemes, 
?????? feet that are quick to rush into evil, 
?19 a false witness who pours out lies 
?????? and a man who stirs up dissension among brothers. (Proverbs 6)
?
If you have that kind of behavior-spreading rumors/gossiping or know someone who does,then please bear in mind that its a very destructive and contagious?habit. The only medicine is to get rid of it. Ask the Lord Jesus to help you? Will you?
?
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From odhiambo at gmail.com  Fri Jul  2 11:43:54 2010
From: odhiambo at gmail.com (Odhiambo Washington)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 18:43:54 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Professional Salonist in need of placement
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On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 3:52 PM, [ Brainiac ] <arebacollins at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello and good afternoon.
>
> A professional hairdresser with vast and comprehensive hair care experience
> seeks a job placement. She has professional and practical experience
> spanning both products, beauty and hair care. Available immediately,
> preferrably at the coast. (Msa, kilifi, malindi ...e.t.c). She has about
> four years experience and has faithfully serviced clients in Malindi. If you
> know of, or have any leads, kindly reach her on  0720174181 (Jael Wakesho),
> or revert and Ill forward this to her.
>
>
This is truly odd request, I must say. From what I've seen (and I am a
man!), any good hairdresser will not go asking to be placed anywhere. She'll
be looked for by her clients - the ones she's serviced before. They will
even dig her from an anthill if they have to!
Just tell this lady to ask her clients in Nairobi or wherever she is now to
give her references in Mombasa/Kilifi, if that's where she's moved. It's so
easy, ooh! I don't understand why, being in Malindi, she's be looking for a
placement, when she's been there for 4 years.
If she didn't do a good job in Malindi, I swear she will have it tough
getting any clients in Mombasa or anywhere. Ladies love their hair and if
you did a bad job with them, you are simply doomed.


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From orinaonka at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  2 12:16:00 2010
From: orinaonka at yahoo.com (orina Nyamwamu)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 09:16:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] WE ARE DIVIDED, LET US UNITE
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Kenya is divided. 
Kenya is a deeply divided nation.
We are Divided along ethnic, gender, class, religious, geographic lines , along
racial and cultural backgrounds. The division also is between the liberal and
conservative/ reactionary ideological lines. 

?

The proposed
constitution will not wipe out these fault lines. It will offer a better
foundation for overcoming these divisions. We are divided and very deeply so? ?that is what I want us to see. By VOTING NO we
will not deal with the divisions but widen them. 

?

YES offers an
opportunity to deal with the causes of our division which are Institutional
capture, Impunity, Inequality and the intolerance that follows inequality. The
reason we are divided is because of the competition for very limited
opportunity, wealth and resources and the lack of respect because of impunity. ?A group can attack another and get away with
it. 

?

The commissions
will not delivery national reconciliation on their own because while they may
offer sanctions for bad behaviour, the political, economic and social system is
unjustice and it excludes too many Kenyans. 

?

The referendum will
not bring about division. 

?

So passing the
Proposed constitution is the Way forward to deal with the 4 Is (institutional
capture, impunity, inequality, intolerance) problematique. 

?

Cyprian Nyamwamu 



--- On Fri, 7/2/10, Evans MACHERA <evansmachera at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Evans MACHERA <evansmachera at yahoo.com>
Subject: [africa-oped] NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM.
To: NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com, "MWANYAGETINGE NETWORK" <mwanyagetinge at yahoogroups.com>, "KENYA ONLINE" <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>, "YOUNG PROFESSIONALS" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>, "AFRICA OPED" <africa-oped at yahoogroups.com>, "AObondoh Africa" <AObondoh at Africa.ChildFund.org>, "cliff onduso" <onduso87 at yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 2:11 PM







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The roadmap is clear as we walk towards the referendum day,given that the good work entrasted to our able committee of experts was forwarded to our mandated parliamentarians to amend,adjust, harness,oil, smoothen that they found it necessary to assign the Hon.Amos Wako to publish and print for us as kenyans to endorse as the supreme law of the land come august 4.
?
As some have found it necessary to take a NO ,come D-Day,let us respect each other even as we pursuade for the taken possitions so that we either salute one another and accept the new law should YES carry the day or ask ourselves whether we actually ever needed a new law shoul NO take the day and SO what next as kenyans.
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This is the way to retain non polarised kenya otherwise ASIYE KUBALI KUSHINDWA SI MSINDANI.
?
Evans MACHERA.

--- On Fri, 7/2/10, otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo. com> wrote:


From: otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [NewVisionKenya] Re: [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM.
To: NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 12:51 AM


? 



Erick,
?
Let us give those saying NO a chance to bring out the contentious issues and if they can be resolved at the referendum. Let me put it this way, perharps the approach is very unpopolar or very popular. Let us see. We will then for sure know whether the People of Kenya want this road or not.
?
My being YES does not mean I should not listen to anything a Naysayer says. Listening gives me the ammunition to engage them on the issues they raise. What Omtatah thinks or believes may be immaterial just as what I think may be imaterial as long as it is not factual. If it is, it is worth listening to, if he thinks the draft is only 40% good, he needs to point out to me the 60% bad and I will believe him. On the other hand, I am pointing out to him the %age that I think is good.
?
It is this that informs the initiative that only a few issues are contentious, and thus should be isolated for amendment by the people through an addendum at the referendum. You see, engaging both the NO camp and the undecided is also a strategy of ensuring we pass the draft with as many people as possible.
?
Otieno Sungu





From: Ericson Oduya <oduyaericson@ yahoo.com>
To: newvisionkenya@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 9:39:29 AM
Subject: Re: [NewVisionKenya] Re: [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM.

? 

Nd Sungu,
To be honest with you if I were to appreciate your efforts then I would do so for role you are playing as a No sympathiser but not what you think you are doing. My brother take time and understand your friend Omtatah and his group. Omtatah for example believe the doc is only 40% good, is this the kind of attitude with which we want to adopt the addendum or you are also into a bus you do not even know its destination? Is there any honesty in this? If you choose to look for faults in the doc, my friend you will sure get even from that with addendum.
Anyway all the best in your course!
Regards,
Eric.

On Thu Jul 1st, 2010 11:07 PM PDT otieno sungu wrote:

>Ndugu Lee,
>
>First and foremost, thank you for chosing to support this initiative post 
>referendum, it goes to show that you are genuine in having a good constitution 
>and having the contentious issues resolved.
>
>However,
 let us hear others who wish to have the issues resolved at the 
>referendum via an addendum. I have been receiving responses from those who 
>support this path,?I hope the ardent opposers to the draft before amendments 
>will join hands with those of us in the YES to try to bridge the polarization. I 
>am still awaiting to see some ardent NO adherants join this initiative which 
>leaves me wondering whether such fellows have just been opposing for opposings 
>sake.
>
>Another thing, even if this is Omtatah's thinking, what is the fear of having 
>the contentious matters resolved by the vote at the referendum? I guess it is 
>not about stopping the referendum but sorting out the contentious issues by the 
>people themselves rather than the "esperts".
>
>Otieno Sungu
>
>
>?
>
>
>
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>Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 7:48:14 AM
>Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM.
>
>
>Sungu,
>?
>Thanks for this. I must confess that at first, i did not read all this mail, but 
>after looking at the names of the people who signed the document, i decided to 
>re-read it and
 understood the content. I am interested here and i quote "If both 
>sides can campaign to have millions of Kenyans vote for or against this draft 
>constitution, then we surely can get the numbers to petition the President and 
>the Prime Minister to have the Referendum Question changed to allow for a YES 
>vote and YES and NO vote on all the contentious issues. All the contentious 
>issues will then be decided at the Referendum even as we all pass the 
>constitution together. Any contentious issue voted for by the majority will 
>automatically become part of the envisaged constitution and any matter that is 
>voted against will not be part of the constitution. It should be Wanjiku 
>deciding this and doing so at the referendum vote"
>?
>I can clearly see the hand of Omtatah here and for that reason, I will not be 
>part and parcel of that team. This is trying to introduce
 ?Orange? and ?Water 
>melon? without ?Red? in the picture. As a matter of fact, this is a tired 
>argument. Let us go to the referendum and vote either YES or NO. If NO prevails, 
>I am sure Kenya will not end their, if YES win, Kenya will still not end their. 
>
>?
>You have a very GOOD initiative, which is a VERY GOOD POST-REFERENDUM avenue 
>that we can pursue, but we must now allow the referendum to GO ON. I have 
>watched Omtatah several times on TV and I now have a clear understanding of the 
>man. I know his STAND on DRAFT.
>?
>I will join this initiative if it?s a POST-REFERENDUM initiative!
>
>
>On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 2:50 PM, otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo. com> wrote:
>
>?
 
>>NON POLARISED KENYA AFTER AUGUST 4TH REFERENDUM
>>We the undersigned, having watched the unfolding debacle that is the YES-NO 
>>campaigns, have decided to seek the support of all well meaning Kenyans, to 
>>ensure that sanity prevails even as we strive to achieve a new constitutional 
>>dispensation.
>>It is now emerging that many on both sides of the divide have neither Reforms 
>>nor the interest of Kenya at heart as they lobby, campaign and propagate their 
>>positions. It has now become a free for all imbroglios in which name calling, 
>>abuses, falsehoods, character assassination, coercion, grandstanding and 
>>misinterpretations have become the hallmark of the ?constitutional debate?. The 
>>reasons for which Kenyans wanted to change the constitution are still the 
>>same-REFORMS of both our constitution and institutions so that we
 have a better 
>>way in which we are governed. They are definitely not most of what is going on 
>>currently in the YES-NO debates. Matters are fast degenerating into personalized 
>>attacks, abuses, hate and fear mongering, propaganda and lies and worst of all, 
>>political competition which has absolutely nothing to do with transforming our 
>>country and reforming our institutions.
>>We have thus come to the realization that the Reform Agenda is quickly getting 
>>lost in the campaigns which to a very large extent have ceased being about the 
>>constitution and reforms but about 2012 and political mileage. The inability to 
>>listen to each other and talk to each other is informed by this unfortunate 
>>competition. This is the reason we, as like-minded Kenyans whose stake is not 
>>limited to 2012 and are concerned about genuine reforms, must come
 together and 
>>ensure that the reform agenda stays on course. 
>>
>>Kenyans have wanted and still want a good constitution to reform our 
>>institutions; these institutions are still in dire need of reform irrespective 
>>of whether one belongs to the YES or NO camps. These reforms are wanted and 
>>desired by all patriotic Kenyan of good will, those who care for this country 
>>irrespective of the momentary euphoric divides we belong to. These reforms must 
>>come to pass irrespective of the camps we support. It is for this reason that 
>>above the already loud din, someone must point out that we have lost focus on 
>>what was the whole purpose of clamoring for reforms; it was for the good of the 
>>whole nation and not individuals. No one should be winner or loser in this 
>>process because most, if not all of us, wish for reforms. If there are
 any 
>>Kenyans against reforms, they will be the losers in this process. If we are all 
>>agreed that we desperately need a transformed country and reformed institutions, 
>>it therefore should not be difficult to arrive at ?how? to achieve these 
>>reforms.
>>How then is it that we cannot agree on how to achieve the reforms? There can 
>>only be a few answers to this question, either, there are anti reformists who 
>>will go to any lengths to ensure we do not get the desired reforms or there are 
>>people from both sides of the divide using this opportunity to score political 
>>mileage irrespective of whether we attain the reforms or not.
>>Well meaning Kenyans must not allow the reform agenda to degenerate into 
>>political contests as we watch. Those who wish to contest politically MUST wait 
>>for 2012 when there will be all sorts of
 political contests sanctioned by the 
>>People of Kenya, that is, the elections. For now, we are not in political 
>>contestation for power, the People of Kenya are on a path of restructuring, 
>>reforming and transforming our institutions and body politic. We cannot allow a 
>>few selfish individuals to turn this noble course into political contests.
>>We urge all well meaning Kenyans to join us in the course of seeking an addendum 
>>to the referendum question to allow for multiple choice questions to the 
>>contentious issues. If both camps are agreed that there are contentious issues, 
>>if both sides agree that these issues need to be addressed, if both sides accept 
>>that this can be done and that it is possible, if both sides seek genuine 
>>reforms for this country as they each claim, if both sides believe they can 
>>marshal the numbers to pass
 or reject the draft constitution,?then it should not 
>>be so difficult to seek a compromised position to the already polarized process 
>>of constitution making that will give both sides a voice to say what they reject 
>>or accept(on the contentious issues)?during the referendum itself. This can only 
>>be achieved through an addendum that will give the common man the chance to make 
>>the decision during the August 4th vote. We do not wish to take this back to any 
>>?experts? nor do we do we wish to take it back to Parliament for they had their 
>>chance and time.
>>If both sides can campaign to have millions of Kenyans vote for or against this 
>>draft?constitution, then we surely can get the numbers to petition the President 
>>and the Prime Minister to have the Referendum Question changed to allow for a 
>>YES vote and YESand
 NOvote on all the contentious issues. All the contentious 
>>issues will then be decided at the Referendum even as we all pass the 
>>constitution together. Any contentious issue voted for by the majority will 
>>automatically become part of the envisaged constitution and any matter that is 
>>voted against will not be part of the constitution. It should be Wanjiku 
>>deciding this and doing so at the referendum vote.
>>We intend to engage both camps on this way forward to avoid polarizing the 
>>country any further and above all, avoid laying the ground for another round of 
>>violence occasioned by such polarizing referenda. After all, we will need a 
>>united country after the referendum and this constitution will govern the lives 
>>of all, YESor NO.
>>We want to take this straight to the Mwananchi to decide once and for all 
>>through an
 addendum on all the contentious issues of;
>>????????? The Kadhi Courts.
>>????????? Abortion
>>????????? Devolution
>>????????? Land
>>Let everyone have their say during the referendum on August th 4th and rest 
>>these matters once and for all.
>>Signed: 
>>Otieno Sungu
>>Elijah Kombo.
>>Okiya Omtatah.
>>Agostino Neto.
>>?
>>NB: All Kenyans who wish to take part in this initiative to get in touch with 
>>Otieno Sungu on email sunoti at yahoo. com?by private email. Give details of your 
>>names, telephone number
 and email address. Let us join hands to reform our 
>>country without destroying our cohesive fabric.
>>God bless you all.
>>?
>>
>>
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From nickywash at yahoo.co.uk  Fri Jul  2 13:59:22 2010
From: nickywash at yahoo.co.uk (Nicholas Washington)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 17:59:22 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimS6cCvQ0K-ou8F3i1Md9xGnKkx-ueyDsPEjpO9@mail.gmail.com>
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hallo,
where is the job. how do you apply

--- On Fri, 2/7/10, Robinson Kioko <kiokorobinson at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Robinson Kioko <kiokorobinson at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com
Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 12:26







1.?? JOB IDENTIFICATION


Job Title:

Systems Administrator


Department:

Engineering ? ICT Support


Reports to:

IT Manager


2.?? JOB PURPOSE


?

The System Administrator?s role is to manage and tune in-house computer software systems and network connections to ensure high levels of availability and security of the supported business applications. This individual also participates in the planning and implementation of policies and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance that is consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements.
To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from Technical Head.


3.?? JOB DIMENSIONS


?
????????? IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the organization.
?


4.?? KEY RESULT AREAS


?
Strategy & Planning
?
????????? ?Participate in and support capacity planning and the development of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and desktop applications in conjunction with end-users and department managers.
?
Acquisition & Deployment
?
Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives.
Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption systems, and all host security systems.
?
Operational Management
?
????????? ?Manage all operating systems and end-user software.
????????? ?Manage communications and connection solutions, including workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site, intranet, and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security of enterprise data on host computers, multiple databases, and during data transfer in accordance to business needs and industry best practices regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance.
????????? ?Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners.
????????? ?Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and storage allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance.
????????? ?Perform network and security audits.
????????? ?Perform and test routine system backups and restores.
????????? ?Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary.
????????? ?Practice network asset management, including maintenance of network component inventory and related documentation and technical specifications information.
????????? ?Support application development teams throughout project lifecycles.
????????? ?Analyze system, server, application, network, and input/output device performance.
????????? ?Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases.
????????? ?Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols, and standards in support of systems software procurement and development efforts.
????????? ?Create required reports in response to business user needs.
????????? ?Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and contractors to secure software products and services.
????????? ?Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use.
????????? Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.


5.?? KEY DECISIONS


?
????????? Infrastructure Systems Upgrade
????????? Budgetary needs.
?


6.?? KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)


????????? Customer care ? Response to user support related issue as per ICT Support SLA.
????????? Infrastructure uptime ? Ensure availability of all systems and infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate downtime.
????????? Project Management discipline ? Ensure use of project management discipline in all IT projects.
????????? Systems Security ? Ensure controls are in place for company information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as per set policy 
????????? Systems maintenance ? Ensure that systems are maintained and operate optimally.
????????? User training ? User training on new systems or on current systems optimization.
?


7.?? KEY RELATIONSHIPS


?
????????? Internal ? with all staff, procurement & finance departments, the department manager 
????????? External ? with vendors, service providers
?


8.?? QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE


Expertise

Minimum requirement


Academic qualification/s
?

Degree in IT is preferable


Relevant professional qualification
?

MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA


Skills

SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN and WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications deployment and Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support deployment and support, PABX support, Financial Budgeting/Cost Management


Relevant experience

3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly automated environment.


Specialised software
?

Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid proxy & Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft






9.?? COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES


?
????????? Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under pressure, Result oriented, 
High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written communication skills,
Good Customer care skills



10.??????? JOB DESCRIPTION AGREEMENT


Job Holder Name:
?

Signature:

Date:
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From fmkyambati at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 02:01:51 2010
From: fmkyambati at yahoo.com (florence kyambati)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 23:01:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] newspaper Registration & printing
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Get in touch woth Posta i.e Mrs. Nduati or Mrs Ombati on 020-3240000




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From: Andrew Egala <egatech at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 8:28:35 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] newspaper Registration & printing

Hi, 
Anybody in the forum who Knows the procedures of Registering a? weekly / monthly Newspaper Terms amount etc, and which printer is reliable and cost effective.

Andrew Egala
0722-571322
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3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

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From castythuku at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 02:45:43 2010
From: castythuku at yahoo.com (casty thuku)
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 23:45:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Accounts Trainee
Message-ID: <655240.55975.qm@web52403.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Please find attached CV for Denis, he is an accounts part time student.
?
Kind regards,
?
Casty.

--- On Thu, 7/1/10, Malcolm Boy Oteh <malcolmboy at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Malcolm Boy Oteh <malcolmboy at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Accounts Trainee
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010, 11:36 PM


Do you know a part time student doing accounts who is looking for a first time job? a buddy of mine is looking for one to work in an upcoming project. No experience needed. Inbox me their contacts and education background in a simple CV

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3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
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The agenda shall be

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends
2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
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From puriee1983 at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 03:16:46 2010
From: puriee1983 at yahoo.com (PURITY WAMBUI)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 00:16:46 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Sister in need
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTikm-PV0nuwqdBey3t8_gogeMfuVbaSFnKkPxlQx@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <395437.57565.qm@web51008.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hello Yp's

I salute you all and hope that all of you are fine, am asking for assistant here,
My sister's Husband went Blind 2 years ago and he is
not working, my sister is jobless as well and they have one baby boy.
So my Sister have to be the BREAD WINNER, pay school fees for their
boy,
pay rent and every thing else that a bread winner have to do. We stood
with her family all the time that her husband was ill, and when he was
told that he cant be treated any further we were really hurt as we knew
he have to adopt in a new way of living, we have really helped her and
the family as much as we could, Her husband was in denial and he really
didn't know what to do, but he finally joined the Machakos? School of
the Blind.

So good people am asking whether there is any one who have a job or know some one who
have a job around GITHURAI and it's environs to assist my sister so
that she can be able to provide for her family. Any help will be? appreciated.
God Bless you all good people.

Regards,
Purity





      

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From jack.gathoni at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 03:39:09 2010
From: jack.gathoni at gmail.com (Jac)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 10:39:09 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Anyone in Seychelles?
Message-ID: <AANLkTikWzwHSmvtFKcnSoKJFzPhsq3LoMaEHRqTkJOn_@mail.gmail.com>

Anyone in thi Blog who stays in Seychelles? I need to do some backgrpund
check on some companies which are rectruiting Kenyans to go and work in
there.....................................do we have a Kenyan embassy there?

Any info will be of help.
-- 
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From yaris at africaonline.co.ke  Sat Jul  3 03:36:57 2010
From: yaris at africaonline.co.ke (Reishi Arun Parikh)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 10:36:57 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] s Reishi - Assistance to Develop site and help for
	Disabled Girls
Message-ID: <005101cb1a82$99ccaf30$cd660d90$@co.ke>

 

Dear All,

Read through the attachments and see if you can do anything for the Girls at
Shanzu - Mombasa.

Mrs. D. P. Shah's request at the bottom.she is the Founder and Trustee for
the Centre.

 

Warm regards & God bless,

 

Mr. Reishi Arun Parikh 

Proprietor

YARIS DATA SYSTEMS
K. T. PLAZA - HAILE SELASSIE AVENUE.
2ND Floor, Office No. 1.
opp. TUSKYS BANDARI, above AUTOSELECTION
Computer Training, Solutions & Repairs Centre.

P. O. Box 80518 Post Code - 80100, Mombasa, Kenya.
Tel: +254 41 222 8172, Tel: +254 41 2313 984
Fax: +254 41 2315 995
Web:  <http://www.yarisdata.com%3chttp:/www.yarisdata.com> www.yarisdata.com
Email:  <mailto:yaris at africaonline.co.ke%3cmailto:yaris at africaonline.co.ke>
yaris at africaonline.co.ke 

 

YARIS LOGO COLOR

 

This e-mail message may contain certain confidential and privileged material
for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any review, use or distribution
by others is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please
contact the sender and destroy or delete all copies. Whilst all efforts are
made to safeguard emails, Yaris Data Systems - Mombasa cannot guarantee that
attachments are virus free or compatible with your systems and does not
accept any liability in respect of viruses or computer problems experienced.

 

I am enclosing you 

 

1. Appeal Letter

2. Short History of Campsite

3. Needs for Development f Site for Disabled Girls.

 

I, under Kenya Girl Guides Association started the Centre for Disabled Girls
with 10 girls in 1992.

Lion Club Mombasa Pwani, I. L. O., Round Table, Lio n Dhiru Shah ans various
people gave help and

accommodation for 20 girls, Hall for Yraining Kitchen, Ablution Block, Open
Banda, were built. 

We started training girls in Tailoring, Beads work, Leather work, Shamba
work, Camping, First Aid,

Food & Ntrition, H.I.V & AIDS, Drugs, Rape, Alcohol and many other things.
The girls who were

hidden and not wanted gained skills & self determination & confidence. They
are helping the families now.

 

We have trained 100 girls so far. They stay atthe centre for 3 years, given
food, accommodation training

& sewing machine when they leave. They com back when they have problems.
Each girl is paid per

item she makes in 2nd & 3rd year. We are producing variety of bags & other
items. Sales give us also

some money. There is a need to expand now. We need more rooms for
Production,  Girls who have problems 

to stay outside. We need 2 more Halls  - one for new girls & one for other
Girl Guides & Leaders whom we 

train for H.I.V, Drugs, Rape, Alcohol prevention programme & a Dining Hall.
We are in 100 schools in Mombasa,

50 in each District in Coast Province, bo. is about 2000 Girl Guides.

 

Please read and see our needs & help us so we can start with more girls as
soon as possible.

 

Do visit us & see for yourself. I will enclose you photosnext time.

 

Thanking you in anticipation.

 

D. P. Shah (Mrs.).

National Trustee/Founder of the Project.

 

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From amosogal at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 03:42:14 2010
From: amosogal at gmail.com (Lee Makwiny)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 10:42:14 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTilZHJkmdTeT_TPP6ccU2VaQsbEsJUG-gCveJ9Uz@mail.gmail.com>
References: <AANLkTilZHJkmdTeT_TPP6ccU2VaQsbEsJUG-gCveJ9Uz@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTimd1FxGtdi1a4AjEKJXB2vXQvTDFxSZOvFxaQ4c@mail.gmail.com>

Kuria,

You are very right. It will be very hard for SUNGU's good name to be clear
from this initiative! We are now counting the days!! Lets meet at the
referendum! This also got me thinking:

Ruto      - 1million
Gideon  - 1 million
Moi       - 0.5 million
Jirongo - 0.5 million

Thats half of all the contribution for the No camp! Are they protecting
something?

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 7:26 PM, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
> Migosi Sungu:
> You see why most of us are uncomfortable with you joining hands with akina
> Omtatah. It will be very difficult for get your name off the list of those
> trying any tricks to stop the referundum. If you would rather have the
> referendum scuttled in order to accomondate the leftists (read redists),
> then I apologize for dragging your name into this. Most of us dont think
> akina Omtatah are serving any purpose other than front the agenda of those
> in the NO camp. No one needs to be explained that their thoughts and those
> of us in the YES camp as different as death and life.
>
> I salute KCA for rejecting to be enjoined in the petition which was fronted
> by Omtatah's group. Although most of us wanted those living abroad vote and
> they had convinced us that it was a good thing to be enjoined in the
> petition, their lawyer let the cat of the bag when he hinted that their main
> goal was to get the referundum stopped. KCA immediately disowned the group
> because they realized they were being used to scuttle the referendum.
>
> I am convinced that the addedum thing is being used to draw more people to
> the NO camp and more important to scuttle the referendum. I would not dine
> with Omtatah and his group until after the referendum because they are very
> cunning and will use any trick to get this constitution flop. We must stand
> by Kenyans and we must reject any move aimed at taking us back to the dark
> days.
>
> Let Omtatah and his group carry their own cross. It is riddled with many
> thorns which can only hurt Kenyans. You are not Joseph of Arithmethea and
> Omtatah is not Jesus Christ. I would rather Bill Ruto helped them carry that
> cross.
>
> Again if you want the referendum stopped for whatever reason, I apologize
> for dragging your name in to this. I write this mail in peace and I love you
> and so the reason why I am cautious. I love Omtatah too but on these issues
> we are at logger heads and will never agree on anything because I believe
> they are in the minority squad and dont mean well in as far as having the
> constitution pass.
> Kuria
>
>  Mr Omtatah wants the Interim Independent Constitutional Dispute
> Resolution Court to determine 75 issues. Key among them is the failure by
> the IIEC to give Kenyans a multi question referendum. He also wants the
> court to address the issue of civic education saying that the CoE is biased
> in its educative efforts.
>
>  Mr Nyongesa argued that Kenya?s reform agenda would be jeopardised if the
> constitutional review process was halted.
>
> ?The greater public interest of the people of Kenya may suffer detriment if
> the current constitutional moment was lost. Majority of Kenyans who have
> borne the brunt of bringing this Constitution are eager to break from the
> impunity, corruption and bad governance that hold this country,? he said.
>
> Read more:
> http://capitalfm.co.ke/news/Kenyanews/Case-to-stop-Kenya-vote-gathers-interest-8967.html#ixzz0sXfglbBT
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From kiokorobinson at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 04:42:27 2010
From: kiokorobinson at gmail.com (Robinson Kioko)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 11:42:27 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE: HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINEE REQUIRED
Message-ID: <AANLkTinMZV2qaC3-yJDYeEG-kOUkNP5zx1Yn1iRPusk7@mail.gmail.com>

*Human Resource Trainee*

We are one of the fastest growing Human Resource Consultancy firm in Nairobi
Kenya. We are looking for someone with a passion in HR consultancy, project
management and recruitment.

*Minimum Requirements*

?         Degree in human resource management or higher national diploma in
the same

?         Excellent written and oral communication skills

?         Presentable

?         Ready to work under pressure and meet deadlines

?         Excellent interpersonal skills and very good organizational and
administrative skills.

?         Prior experience not a requirement

Starting Salary of 10k to 15k



Send your CV to

frankmconsult at yahoo.com/jobsfmc at yahoo.com

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From kiokorobinson at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 04:59:08 2010
From: kiokorobinson at gmail.com (Robinson Kioko)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 11:59:08 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY OF A PROGRAMMER
Message-ID: <AANLkTimx9Og9KqM4hjW1AOTnaSp0ZEUi69Ew3Molj0ek@mail.gmail.com>

*PROGRAMMER*

*Requirements*

- Degree in I.T/Computer Science/Software Engineering.

- Knowledge of C and Visual Basic programming languages MUST.

- Must be knowledgeable in RDBMS.

- Knowledge of mobile device programming will be an added advantage.

- 1-2 experience in programming.

- Excellent communication skills.

- Good interpersonal skills-



Send cv to frankmconsult at yahoo.com


                                jobsfmc at yahoo.com

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From josephkennethm at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 06:49:07 2010
From: josephkennethm at yahoo.com (joseph kenneth)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 03:49:07 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
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Martin can you please name and shame this parastatal plus it C.EO.



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From: MARTIN BIWOTT <biwottmartin at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 12:04:20 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL

Hi guys!
As i write these piece iam in a worst of moods becaus of  what i want to post here.It is a bout how a certain government parastatal treated its staff who had served these parastatal for more than 10 years and were just dismissed off from their respective duties without any valid reasons.The staff of these institution were called for abrief meeting and as they were leaving, they were each given their dismissal letters and told to go pack their belongings and to laeve their former place of work with ommediate effect.Its a big shame to the so called Board Of Governers who did not consider about the future of the peope who stood by their side through thick and thin and who worked for long hours to make the organization a success  and one of the best government parastatal in  the country.Is this the working nation that we the young guys lok upto and also to make vision 2030 a success.  
 

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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 07:26:58 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 04:26:58 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The nominating committee!
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Not long ago,I watched a conversation on 3ABN?(Three Angels Broadcasting Netwook)?on the subject of the work of the nominating committee(committee chosen to chose the leaders of a given?church/denomination)at a given period of time.Those of us who are pastors/leaders of certain churches/denominations are aware of this committee as it comes into play either every year or after every 5 years.
?
I wanted to ask a question to a team of four but distance would not allow me. Here is the question"What part,if any,?does God and/or the Holy Spirit play in the choice?of leaders? I wanted to ask this question because there is so much that goes on at those meetings that leaves a lot to be desired. How so?
?
Gone are the days when it was clear cut that the choosing was from God? I will cite some examples:" The LORD said to Samuel, "How long will you mourn for Saul, since I have rejected him as king over Israel? Fill your horn with oil and be on your way; I am sending you to Jesse of Bethlehem. I have chosen one of his sons to be king." (1 Samuel16:7)
?
" The LORD said, "I have indeed seen the misery of my people in Egypt. I have heard them crying out because of their slave drivers, and I am concerned about their suffering.? So I have come down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land into a good and spacious land, a land flowing with milk and honey?the home of the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites.? And now the cry of the Israelites has reached me, and I have seen the way the Egyptians are oppressing them.? So now, go. I am sending you to Pharaoh to bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt." (Exodus 3:7-10)
?

?"But the Lord said to Ananias, "Go! This man is my chosen instrument to carry my name before the Gentiles and their kings and before the people of Israel. I will show him how much he must suffer for my name." (Acts 9:15)
?
What about our time? Well,haven't you heard? "Are you the only one in Israel that has not heard? "Heard what?
?
1.That people fight and call one another names in such nominating committees?
2.That there is this thing called caucus,whereby God's children meet and map out the whole process way before the nominating committee begins its work?
3.Having been involved in such meetings for many years,I am still left wondering.?
4. I am also made to understand that in certain committees,there is a trade of positions.
?
Whether any or all these allegations are true,only God knows.But before I pen down/go,allow me to tell you a story.
?
There was this fellow who really wanted to serve as an elder in a certainlocal church.To his great disappointment,every year,they chose him as a deacon instead of an elder.One year,he nominated his name but was turned down. He died a deacon and not an elder.
?
Well,those who will get to the Kingdom,(I pray and plead with the heavenly father that I be among the chosen ones)?will have a chance to ask all these questions that we human beings have failed to provide convincing answers.Until then,let us observe from a distance and if given the opportunity,do things in line with out God.Don't you think that that is the only way out?
?
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From komarockswatch at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 07:37:44 2010
From: komarockswatch at yahoo.com (odhiambo okecth)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 04:37:44 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Travelling out
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I will be visiting several places from tomorrow. I want to go watch the last match on 11th and I also want to enjoy the scenery that is Africa.

This means that I will not be able to engage in online discussions on the proposed constitution. But again, I think I have read enough. I need to have a deserved break so that I can unwind and enjoy as well.

But as I travel out, I want to appeal to all Friends of Kenya to be on the look out. We have come to those days that Jesus the Holy Christ talked about those 2000 years ago. He said that men will come masquerading in His name and that we will need to be on the watch out.

He also said that agents of doom will come to Kenya just at the opportune moment when we are just about to make a break with the past. He said that they will come with bait after another. But He
 asked us to hold vigil and refuse to be ensnared in their traps.

So, as I leave to be part of the world spectacular event, let all those who believe in the Kingdom of God either through Jesus Christ, Mohammed or any other channel, even atheists who believe in nothingness, let us all join hands and guard against this breed that Jesus warned us against 2000 years ago.

Fall not in to their traps. They are so enticing, so eloquent and they have the bucks. They can buy their way out and buy the weak amongst us to be their agents.

We are starting the last bend tomorrow, and it calls for all efforts towards the final line. We have the strength and the staying power. Let us all roll out together and vote YES on 4th August 2010.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Accepting no more new ideas



      


      

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From jacknyaiga at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 07:58:30 2010
From: jacknyaiga at yahoo.com (Jectone Ndunya)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 04:58:30 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] HOW COME KAMBA CHICKS NEVER WINS MISS KENYA NOT
	EVEN MISS MACHAKOS?
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Good People,

I have always cherished our ladies from Kamba land, what with the kind of challenge they pose to chilez from other areas, Its needless to mention how well they are endowed with love, beauty and they come with other goodies men would want to see in a woman. But this has not been traslated in the nation beauty contests as most of them never see the light of day no matter how much they are endowed. Could some one been unfair to our Kamba chicks in beaty contests? 

Am just wondering loud please help me here if am wrong......



      

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From antombeks at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 08:16:33 2010
From: antombeks at gmail.com (ANTONY MBAYAKI)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 15:16:33 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana
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At this point, Ghana needed luck/blessing. It sends some of us in
search of answers even spiritual ones. It seems God favored the
Uruguayans. Could it be that African teams/players mix witchcraft and
prayers making God jealousy?. As such He folds His hands when they
need Him?. Or coud it be that God is sparing African for greater wins
in future. Look at the atheletics. The day africans started winning ,
it has been the trend. and the other sports too. Therefore could it be
that the day they will discover the formual of winning, the rest will
leave the world cup?. It was painful though I have always known Gyan
to shoot out more than in whenever an apportunity avails itself though
he creates the chances. I was not suprised.
Antony
On 7/3/10, s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Watu,
>
> Even though I am disappointed that Ghana has not made it to the semi-finals
> of the world cup I remain very proud of them.
>
> Who made these football rules? I seriously think that FIFA etc need to
> re-think some of them. When a player deliberately handles the ball on the
> goal line I don't think a penalty should be given - the goal should be
> awarded and the person guilty of handling the ball sent off. That would be a
> good deterrent. A penalty should be awarded when a player with a probability
> to score is brought down in the box or where there is a hand ball in the
> box. Surely a handball in the box cannot be the same as a deliberate bashing
> out of the ball with hands from a player other than the goalie!? Reverting a
> sure goal into some probability game by awarding a penalty just doesn't seem
> just.
>
> Africa sing...Africa sing....sing, sing Africa ...sing, sing Africa! Well,
> that's bye to Africa in the world cup. Happy viewing for the rest of the
> world cup.
>
> Regards,
> Serah
>
>
>
>
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From kadadis at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 09:15:27 2010
From: kadadis at gmail.com (Ka dadi)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 16:15:27 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Music Copyright,
	Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption 	Commission contacts
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Hi Members,

Would any of you be having the contacts for "*Kenya Music Copyright,
Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption Commission* "?

There have been goons operating within Eastlands and its environs (police
and copyright agents), demanding bribes from innocent business people and
wananchi in general who have no business in pirating music. They had
confiscated my personal office Pc just cause they found me streaming youtube
! Again, arent they supposed to have a search warrant directed to my office?

Secondly, if am in the serene of my office, and need to play music (may it
be online or on genuine cds), do I need a copyright certificate?

I need those contacts now!

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From manderaeast at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 08:24:04 2010
From: manderaeast at gmail.com (MOHAMEDWELI ABDI)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 15:24:04 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana
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I whole heartly agree with you. friendof mine and I were discussing this
morning talking about the samething. In basketball if you block or touch the
ball when is about to go into the ring it is called goal tend and the player
automatically gets the 2 points.
The Black Stars have played one hell of a game and they deserved a win,
either way I don't regreat. I am very proud of them. I hope such rules will
be reviewed and amended.

Mohamed
On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 2:00 AM, <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>    Watu,
>
> Even though I am disappointed that Ghana has not made it to the semi-finals
> of the world cup I remain very proud of them.
>
> Who made these football rules? I seriously think that FIFA etc need to
> re-think some of them. When a player deliberately handles the ball on the
> goal line I don't think a penalty should be given - the goal should be
> awarded and the person guilty of handling the ball sent off. That would be a
> good deterrent. A penalty should be awarded when a player with a probability
> to score is brought down in the box or where there is a hand ball in the
> box. Surely a handball in the box cannot be the same as a deliberate bashing
> out of the ball with hands from a player other than the goalie!? Reverting a
> sure goal into some probability game by awarding a penalty just doesn't seem
> just.
>
> Africa sing...Africa sing....sing, sing Africa ...sing, sing Africa! Well,
> that's bye to Africa in the world cup. Happy viewing for the rest of the
> world cup.
>
> Regards,
> Serah
>
>
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From manderaeast at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 08:36:17 2010
From: manderaeast at gmail.com (MOHAMEDWELI ABDI)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 15:36:17 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** C.R.E and I.R.E are MAJOR 8.4.4
	flaws........
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Akelola,
You are right. I was one of the first ones who sat for 8-4-4 KCPE. Just like
you said CRE/IRE/HRE are all optional.
Harry must have being abused when he was a kid. May be he was not given
options but all all had option.


Mohamed

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 5:47 PM, <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>   Harry,
>
> Are you sure about CRE and IRE being compulsory subjects? I am not an 8-4-4
> but I thought there are 5 subject groups in KCSE as of date:
>
> 1) Group 1 (Compulsory subjects) - English, Maths and Kiswahili.
> 2) Group 2 (the sciences) - Bio, Physics, Chem and biological sciences (for
> students who are sight impaired)
> 3) Group 3 (Humanities) - History and government, Geog, CRE, IRE and HRE
> 4) Group 4 (Arts) - Home Science, Art and design, agriculture, computer
> studies and aviation
> 5) Group 5 (Languages, business etc..) - French, German, Arabic, Music and
> business studies
>
> Students are meant to do 7 subjects - all the 3 compulsory subjects plus a
> subject from each of the other four groups.
>
> Am I wrong? If not then your argument is invalid. Note that students don't
> *have *to do CRE or IRE by force ...they even have a choice to do HRE
> (Hindu Religious Education) History and Gvt or Geography.
>
> But it is also important to note that religion is included in school
> curriculums so that you develop a *wholistic* student - and spirituality
> is an important aspect in developing a wholistic person; so that in the end
> your world view is broadened to understand how you can relate the world
> around you with the things you learn in science, art, languages, culture
> etc.... So doing CRE should not reduce you to becoming a narrow minded
> christian, but on the contrary it should broaden your perspective of the
> world around you. Infact more christians should be dong IRE and HRE as
> subjects so that they learn to understand the world view of Muslims and
> Hindus.
>
> Harry have a go...o...#*1?$  g...o...o...d weekend!
>
> Regards,
> Serah
>
> --- On *Fri, 2/7/10, Harun Kaburia <kaburiah at gmail.com>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Harun Kaburia <kaburiah at gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] *** C.R.E and I.R.E are MAJOR 8.4.4 flaws........
>
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Cc: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, "Harrison Mumia N" <hmumia at gmail.com>
> Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 7:42
>
>  I really dont think that the teaching of CRE, IRE and other religious
> education subjects in schools is meant to indoctrinate the learners into the
> said religions. No more than the teaching of the theories of Darwinism and
> the Big Bang Theory is meant to indoctrinate the learners into the said
> theories of creation.
>
> On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 9:00 AM, Harry <hmumia at gmail.com<http://uk.mc246.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=hmumia at gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
>>
>> *Who introduced C.R.E in our 8.4.4 curriculum goddammit? Who? What
>> thinking informed this error? Who introduced C.R.E? What philosophy,
>> what rationale guided this policy? I remember as a young boy of primary
>> school age, i learnt C.R.E where we were taken through the Bible, asked
>> questions about Jacob, Joseph and Jesus in my exams. Was this supposed to
>> induct my subconscious mind to become a Christian by force?*
>> *
>> *
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>> leaders, and i want to submit today that the 8.4.4 system, through these
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From george at sidarec.or.ke  Sat Jul  3 19:45:19 2010
From: george at sidarec.or.ke (George Onyango)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 16:45:19 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority
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With or without a constitution, no one can not stop a grown up from doing what he or she wants to do. It is like saying "Crime is not permitted" yet we know whether entrenched in a constitution or not, that wont stop the Onyanchas, Onyangos or Mungikis from killing. Some of these things are moral issues that the church need to deal with instead of hiding behind a constitution. 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ANTONY MBAYAKI 
  To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 7:16 AM
  Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority


  The gay loophole is in clause 45(2). Bomas and Wako had "Aperson shall not marry another person of the same sex" . Compare and think you will see the difference..... I will not chew the gud for you.


  On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Stanley Okinda <stanmortons at yahoo.com> wrote:

    REUBEN: The elimination of those immoral aspects from the constitution would bring rapid development. So, a moral platform would certainly add all the value we are looking for as a people. I am not sure you are serious in stating that the inclusion of the following in  the P.C. does not take away from the development of this country! What I was saying to Nyongesa is that I am surprised he wants the Church to stick to moral questions as if the list I provided has nothing to do with morality. Your point is that these issues add no developmental value to Kenya. Here is the list again (what the Church is concerned about in the draft). Tell me if the practice of these immoral issues add or subtract from our overall development. My argument is that they do subtract and seriously injure the country, thus muzzling development:

    1. Inequality:- Perhaps you have read the PC carefully to understand it. Please start with the Preamble and you'll understand. In what context is your so called Inequality?

    2. The legalization of Abortion:- Kindly quote the article which states this. We will go round in circles about this issue because apparently none of all the loud mouths has medical content in them. Let the medical profession handle their work without interference from other people. Whether you like it or not women will still abort, because you are busy talking about abortion without first finding the reason why women may want to abort. You and your group keeps on contradicting yourselves when you talk about this.

    3. The making of unjust laws:- I don't know what this is and kindly quote the clauses

    4. the overtaxation of the poor in the name of liberation:- ( not in the PC) for your information the poor don't pay income tax. PAYE start from 10K and above. Poor are those who live under a dollar per day. The lower middle class are the ones who are overtaxed and in this we agree. This however is not in PC so i don't see its relevance.
     
    5. Removal of parental control over children:- Its clear you don't understand the meaning of the clauses. By the way i have not heard anywhere where the church talks about this. I believe spanking a child is not illegal, but abusing is. I don't wanna believe you belong to the class of child abusers.

    6. Gay issues: May be yo are reading a different draft. Quote the clause

    7. concerns over clauses on the family ... Which one? and how?
     

    what are moral issues? 

    REUBEN: Moral issues have got to do with the aspect of right and wrong; what is, versus what ought to be.


    Moral issues are what are  Ideal in a society. The difference between me and you is that while you are Ideal, i am practical. It is through practicality that you are able to improve the moral being of a society.


    What is right to you is not right to another person and vice versa, so start thinking constructively.
    REUBEN: If what is right to you does not have to be right to me, how do you arrive at the decision to even make that statement? I guess you believe that truth is relative. But, if truth is relative, would declaring that truth is relative include that statement itself and would it be true for all that truth is relative? In other words, is the statement "truth is relative" a relative statement itself? Wouldn't you want me to receive such a statement absolutely? If it is relative, then it makes no sense to tell me anything, including writing to me, because you would have to presuppose that I will accept what you are telling me based on absolute proof. 

    Morality is not relative. Inequality will remain undesirable in a world of moral creatures. Abortion cannot be euphemized away in choice, termination of an unwanted pregnancy, flashing, etc. It still remains the taking away of an innocent life at a most delicate stage. Right and wrong is even proven by your challenge of my position in which challenge you are suggesting that I am wrong. You would not challenge me this way if there was no morality.

    Morality is Relative and it can not and never will be absolute. Morality is defined by a society based on what they perceive to be right or wrong. That perception might be different from one society to another or an individual to another.



    Morality to a larger extend is defined by the social status of an individual, it is never a common denominator. 

    REUBEN:  I disagree. The social status of an individual, on the contrary, is the outworking of moral choices, not the determinant of morality. Take corruption, for example, and how people "benefit" economically from them to be called tycoon, etc. We feel bad about it because there is a moral imperative behind it. If morality were relative, you and I should not feel bad if such people acquired  wealth unduly, for that would be right for them and not necessarily for you. You should be particularly comfortable. Even your reference to "development" in your email implies lack of it which is a moral issue, too. 

    That is true but to the lesser extend. Look at the larger extend.Look at it in a wide perspective. Deteriorating moral standards are just but a symptom of an underlying problem. Morality therefore becomes a litmus paper of social, economic and spiritual well being of a society. This indicator should not be address first before addressing the real problem. You are trying to address a symptom and not the real problem.


     Address how we can develop this country rather than these morality issues.

    REUBEN:  I am so willing to do so, but this forum of professionals seems interested in many other things that are of priority and so I will confess to you that I have been discussing developmental issues for our country in a different smaller forum. I will add that morality is the backbone of development. You can be as professional as the papers say, but those papers may also have been acquired immorally. You can make all the money as a nation and "burn" it in one day because of immoral choices. We can even attempt to make a constitution for ourselves, but if that constitution is immoral, it will not change the country.You cannot talk about equality without morality. You cannot have a whole chapter on the Bill of Rights without morality, for there can also be a Bill of Wrongs, which the constitution legislates agains

    This PC is NOT moral and in fact the current one is more immoral than the proposed.The problem with you and other of the NO camp is that you don't understand the PC and the real problems facing this country. Please look beyond you eye field.


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From evansmachera at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 10:22:46 2010
From: evansmachera at yahoo.com (Evans MACHERA)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 07:22:46 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: REFERUNDUM SUICIDE BOMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Dear Kenyans,

Before you bomb yourself,please check if you have the tools of trade in order ;-

1.Valid National Identity Card/Passport.
2.Voters Card.

Please do confirm that your records are in order with IIECK by sending your national identity card number to 3007.

Unless you vote,your opponent will win even if they are few.

Prepare to vote YES for the draft law.

Evans MACHERA


--- On Fri, 7/2/10, maurice oduor <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca> wrote:

From: maurice oduor <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca>
Subject: Re: REFERUNDUM SUICIDE BOMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 10:52 AM


Jonah, you'll be scoring an own goal, if I may quote Orina Nyamwamu. Think twice before you retun that ball to your own goalie.
?Courage,
Maurice 






From: Jonah Ogaro <jonahogaro at hotmail.com>
To: mlalahoi mlalahoi <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 1:11:43 AM
Subject: RE: REFERUNDUM SUICIDE BOMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!!



I think by NO kila mtu ako na msimamo. Those for?YES should vote YES and those for NO should vote NO.
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I am decided to vote NO.
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Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2010 06:17:16 -0700
From: modhiambos at yahoo.com
Subject: REFERUNDUM SUICIDE BOMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; muntumisango at gmail.com
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Sammy Thuita na wenzake,
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The biggest problem with us is we are not conscious of time. When a time frame has been set for a process, it's important to work within that time frame, otherwise we can do one thing forever. I believe it's time we subjected the Constitution to a referundum so as to move on. That's why we develop workplans. 
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I repeat again. There are no contenciuos issues in this document. There is nothing wrong in the document. We only have a difference of opinion , period. We all can not agree, no way. Lets stop dreaming here. Wacheni Kura iseme sasa.
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Article 2(6) makes all conventions and treaties ratified by Kenya, Please note:( RATIFIED FIRST)?, What we don't ratify, we dont' adopt, automatically part of Kenya law. (Shida iwapi?)There is the risk of direct application of international laws which may have negative effects to our fabric as a society, our socio-economic lifestyles, national financial obligations. There should be NO legislation without representation. Legislation MUST be made on behalf of the people of Kenya by their elected leaders(How will they ratify them if they are not present).
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Article 14 (4), that ?A child found in Kenya who is or appears to be less than eight years of age, and whose nationality and parents are not known, is presumed to be a citizen by birth? 

While it is appreciated that a child of 8 and below is legally not capable of having a criminal mind and his/her best interests should be taken care of, the wording of this clause leaves a lot of loopholes for possible mischief.(Parents are not known, Lives in Kenya, Where do you want to take the child. Which country will you deport the child to) 
One of the foreseeable risks is that it can cause increased trafficking of children into Kenya. Secondly, it makes it very easy and possible for the manipulation of the Kenyan population by persons who may have sectarian interests. (People currently don?t need to be below 8yrs, they acquiring ID?s in droves) Due to a corrupt system which we hope the new constitution will check.)
Ultimately it makes it easier for our borders to be exploited. (How will 8year olds exploit our borders)
Section 17 (2) is insufficient as a protective remedy, when it comes to the realities on the ground. What do you mean?
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STOP LIVING IN FEAR.??
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3.? Article 26(3) provides that a person shall not be deprived of life intentionally, except to the extent authorized??? by this Constitution or any other written law. ? 

Our current Constitution under Section 71, for example is bolder on when exactly life can be taken away. Is it foreseeable that to leave such an important/fundamental aspect of our Bill of Rights to future legislation is to embrace a culture of liberalization of death/killing? 
The risk is that this leaves a lot of lee-way to the Executive, enjoying the backing of a majority in Parliament, to pass laws that would allow for the intentional deprivation of someone?s life. This has been talked about at length. Am suprised you have stuck on one spot all this time. Pole
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4. Under Article 34(1), the rights and reputation of others (covered under Article 35 (3), is not one of the items, against which the freedom of the media is restricted. Does this mean that the media will be un-hindered from publishing/broadcasting or disseminating information which is likely to infringe on rights and reputation of others? 
? 

Secondly, there are gains that have been made, however the provision leaves out the prohibition of Media freedom to extend to pornography. The PSC meeting in Naivasha, had included it, but now it stands removed.??? 

Thirdly, it also fails to capture public interest in ensuring fairness in airwaves, access to information, decency, etc ? 

Lastly, the Article provides for a regulatory body, which though detached from government/political or commercial interests, it is reasonable to foresee that this commission will be a toothless bulldog. Its mandate is simply to monitor and not to ensure compliance. Compare the reading with Article 79 which set up an ethics and anticorruption commission whose mandate is extended (and properly so) to ensuring compliance. ? 

Danger, it possible to foresee Media Houses being un-stopped from showing/circulating/broadcasting pornography or morally depraved content without recourse.? I will not comment on this?article i have not really assimilated it well to make my noble comment.
5. Under Article 49(1) (g), of the Proposed Constitution, there is a possible risk that one can be detained without trial and this would be for an unknown period of time. Eeeeeiiiiiiiii!!!!!! You surprise me. The section is in connected from a, b,c,d,e, 
NOW f, states:- be brought before a court as soon as reasonably possible but not later than 24hrs etc. g. then states, at the first court appearance , to be charged or informed of the reason for detention? or be released. SHOW ME WHERE DETENTION WITHOUT TRIAL APPLIES HERE!!!? 
STOP BEING AN ALARMIST. 
The conditions for bail or bond are not clarified, in terms of minimum and may therefore be prohibitive. This is in accordance with the different offences. I believe there are guidelines. If they were to be included here, this constitution would be 1000kg. 
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?I REPEAT AGAIN, THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT DEFECTIVE, NOR DO WE HAVE CONTENTIUOS ISSUE. WE ONLY HAVE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION, WHICH IS EXPECTED AND WILL ALWAYS BE THERE.
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From: George Kaggiah <kaggiah1 at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; muntumisango at gmail.com
Sent: Wed, June 30, 2010 2:15:50 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE 'NO'






Dear YPs 
Why the big suffocating hurry? We need to do things right, first time for a working Nation 
The best guide and measure of the value and quality of a social characteristic must start on whether it is based on truth and all attributes that are virtuous. For Kenyans to conclude objectively?? whether the constitution is good for them they must? have a check list of these qualities or a score card indicating what aspects the constitution review process was set out to avchieve or should be expected to satisfy. Only upon subjecting theDraft ?constitution to such a test, can ?one conclude (on) whether it ?good or that it satisfies 60% or whatever score out of a 100%. 
Since the population has not been provided with such a checklist, we are left to read the constitution and make a decision based on the content in the said constitution rather than some National expectation which should have been used by the Team of Experts to guide them as to the completeness or otherwise of the constitution and therefore the fulfillment of their madate. They should never have been given a deadline based on time without set objectives. 
We are now informed that the Nation ran out of time and therefore the Team of Experts had to submit ?the Draft irrespective of whatever they had accomplished or done and iirrespective of its quality of work done. Parliament also had to pass it ( in whatever form ) so that it is taken to the masses for their approval!! (in a referendum) . My under satanding is that the Constitution Review act was enacted by parliament and they still have the power to change it. Or can someone explain to us what happened tp parlament. 
We must look at this point who is taking what responsibility and in doing this we must understand the level of knowledge and therefore understanding bestowed on the?population participating in the referendum and address the following: 
????????? Out of 36Million Kenyans (How many are we??) 14million voters.under 60% will vote. 
????????? The level of illiteracy is? over 30% 
????????? The population that has been educated to ?O?? level is under 40% 
????????? The population with a Diploma or other Tertiary training is under 20% 
????????? The population with a University Degree are below 15% 
????????? Lawyers and people who have any knowledge of law (including past and present MPs and the whole police force) are below 4% of the population. 
(Feel free to comment on and even c orrect the statistics) 
With this distribution of knowledge, even without considering that some people are so busy looking for their next meal to be bothered with the constitution; do you honestly feel that the ?people? will make an informed decision or shall just be influence one way or other by the campaign? ?In other words, the referendum is no longer about the content of the constitution but the personalities for or against. Under these cicumstances are we really charting a good path for our beloved Nation and people. Who should shoulder the bigger responsibility of delivering a sound constitution to the ?people? of this Nation? 
What is most disturbing is the fact that we are informed that the Team of experts ignored the views of the informed groups who understood the constitution and decided to go for the views of the uninformed. This is my understanding of the intention of the Referendum. Numbers will never replace the might of knowledge. 
Majority of you will no doubt see ther stricking similarity of our situation to that of Pontious Pilate when he held a referendum in which the ?Yes? had Barabas and the ?No? had Jesus Christ. Facts and issues played no part at all in the outcome out come of this referendum. 
Is it true that our Nation Kenya run out of Time??? Time to what dateline? What is about to happen to make Kenya so desperate??? ?We all know that there is a big drive from the ?first world to legalise Gays. Is this unexplained? hurry going to make us sanction a document that will bleed the Natgion long after we guys voting in august 4? have long gone? ? 
When H.E. Jommo Kenyatta and his Team of Patriots (these were not legal experts) went to Lancaster House (in London) they had a number of constraints that influenced their negotiations and some of them are: 
????????? They were far away from home 
????????? They did not have a legal team of their choice to support them 
????????? They were not in charge of scheduling or longevity of the conference. 
????????? They had no control of the interested parties (which included UK and their other international interests (Remember examples of the Egyptian rights over our water) 
????????? They had no finance in their control to influence the outcome. 
????????? They had thousands of people in detention camps and villages and the whole nation was bleeding 
With these reasons you will agree with me that these Patriots had to have the constitution agreed to at the earliest to pave way for freedom! We should congratulate them that their constitution has served the Nation for over 47 years. 
?They were short of time. They had no plan B. and most important they were not sure what the colonial powers might do and their objective was to get independence at once and do all other LATER! They could not have lost that opportunity. 
Now is it true that our Government finds itself in a similar position? Is it true that the same Government snookered itself into this position? 
A lot of money has been spent. That is true. But this does not justify the adoption of a defective Constitution. It will end up costing our beloved Nation a lot more.It will end up hurting a lot of us who may vote without understanding what the constitution? contains or otherwise. ?Is the uninformed population being duped to participate help sanction a wrong that will live with us and perhaps be the main cause of instability in our Nation? 
It is therefore quite worrisome that the Team of Experts and the Government wish to subject the whole Nation to a precarious situation of uncertainity and fear especially when the people pay taxes to hire the best of Experts. Please give them the resources and the time they need to conclude a sound constitution and allow the country to move to another agenda. 
THIS IS OUR SPACE SHUTTLE. We cannot lauch when we can clearly see defects. We cannot repair it after launch!! Please Vote a big ?No?

--- On Tue, 6/29/10, Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com <Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com> wrote:


From: Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com <Sammy.Thuita at sanofi-aventis.com>
Subject: RE: [YP_Ke] Re: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE 'NO'
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, muntumisango at gmail.com
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YPs,
Please let ' s avoid emotional outburst as we discuss issues-We shall remain in Kenya as brothers and sisters even after 4th Aug. The descriptions used here (land-grabbers, hypocrites, ant-reformists, anti-women rights, promoters of impunity ) do not fit respectable Kenyans declaring NO.
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Here are some reasons for voting NO. 
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1.??? Article 2(6) makes all conventions and treaties ratified by Kenya automatically part of Kenya law. There is the risk of direct application of international laws which may have negative effects to our fabric as a society, our socio-economic lifestyles, national financial obligations. There should be NO legislation without representation. Legislation MUST be made on behalf of the people of Kenya by their elected leaders. 
2.?????? ?Article 14 (4), that ?A child found in Kenya who is or appears to be less than eight years of age, and whose nationality and parents are not known, is presumed to be a citizen by birth? 
????????? While it is appreciated that a child of 8 and below is legally not capable of having a criminal mind and his/her best interests should be taken care of, the wording of this clause leaves a lot of loopholes for possible mischief. 
????????? One of the foreseeable risks is that it can cause increased trafficking of children into Kenya . Secondly, it makes it very easy and possible for the manipulation of the Kenyan population by persons who may have sectarian interests. 
????????? Ultimately it makes it easier for our borders to be exploited. 
???????? Section 17 (2) is insufficient as a protective remedy, when it comes to the realities on the ground. ? 
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3.? Article 26(3) provides that a person shall not be deprived of life intentionally, except to the extent authorized??? by this Constitution or any other written law. 
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Our current Constitution under Section 71, for example is bolder on when exactly life can be taken away. Is it foreseeable that to leave such an important/fundamental aspect of our Bill of Rights to future legislation is to embrace a culture of liberalization of death/killing? 
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The risk is that this leaves a lot of lee-way to the Executive, enjoying the backing of a majority in Parliament, to pass laws that would allow for the intentional deprivation of someone?s life. 
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4. Under Article 34(1), the rights and reputation of others (covered under Article 35 (3), is not one of the items, against which the freedom of the media is restricted. Does this mean that the media will be un-hindered from publishing/broadcasting or disseminating information which is likely to infringe on rights and reputation of others? 
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Secondly, there are gains that have been made, however the provision leaves out the prohibition of Media freedom to extend to pornography. The PSC meeting in Naivasha, had included it, but now it stands removed.?? 
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Thirdly, it also fails to capture public interest in ensuring fairness in airwaves, access to information, decency, etc 
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Lastly, the Article provides for a regulatory body, which though detached from government/political or commercial interests, it is reasonable to foresee that this commission will be a toothless bulldog. Its mandate is simply to monitor and not to ensure compliance. Compare the reading with Article 79 which set up an ethics and anticorruption commission whose mandate is extended (and properly so) to ensuring compliance. 
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Danger, it possible to foresee Media Houses being un-stopped from showing/circulating/broadcasting pornography or morally depraved content without recourse.
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5. Under Article 49(1) (g), of the Proposed Constitution, there is a possible risk that one can be detained without trial and this would be for an unknown period of time. 
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The conditions for bail or bond are not clarified, in terms of minimum and may therefore be prohibitive 
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From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com [mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of emilliokarega
Sent: 28 June 2010 15:50
To: Muntu Misango
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke
Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: GIVE ME FIVE REASONS TO VOTE ' NO ' 
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Muntu, 
NO stand for a controversy free Constitution; we yearn for a ' serious ' and professionally done Constitution that will be the foundation of Kenyan legal system. Not some communist-leaning-crap of a document that will render Kenya ungovernable. 
Because such reasoning seems alien to you, i ' ll make it easier for you; NO people are all land-grabbers, hypocrites, ant-reformists, anti-women rights, promoters of impunity, etc etc etc... I guess those to you are the reaons, not excuses! 
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Now, would you kindly give us five reasons why you will vote YES; and please indicate where the current constitution fails. 
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On Fri, Jun 25tion that will be the , 2010 at 1:49 PM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote: 
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????? Give me reasons, not excuses.? Ok, ignore my exclusions.? Then answer the question: what does the ' NO ' campaign stand for? 
????? Muntu 
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????? On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Emillio Karega <emilliokarega at gmail.com> wrote: 
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??????????? You ask for reasons and then you exclude some like land, kadhi, abortion and typos. Are you suggesting NO people should give you the reason you want? That is retrogressive and nonsensical. At least you should show why Land, Kadhis, Abortion and typos are not good reasons for saying NO. 
??????????? And BOLD is for emphasis. You know the points i think you should note. 
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??????????? On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote: 
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????????????????? Asking me to give reasons why people should vote yes (assumes that this is what I want) is a way of avoiding my question. Voting ' NO ' cannot be justified by playing down the reasons for voting ' YES" - which is what I believe you want to do. In this case, we are likely to start arguing instead of reasoning. Give me what the ' NO ' team stands for. Once we have debated this, I will, at the risk of reproducin the proposed constitution, explain why you may need to consider voting YES.? But do not give me abortion, Kadhi courts, Land or typographical erros (as Ruto advanced yesterday) as reasons. 
????????????????? Muntu 
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????????????????? On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Jane Maurine Gati <mm.jannie at gmail.com> wrote: 
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??????????????????????? Now, this bold-fonted writing shows you are screaming at Muntu! 
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??????????????????????? On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Jane Rose <janerose2005 at gmail.com> wrote: 
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????????????????????????????? I believe that it is also good for you to give us five and honest reasons why we should vote for yes in the new constitution. 
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????????????????????????????? On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Muntu Misango <muntumisango at gmail.com> wrote: 
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??????????????????????????????????? What does the ' No ' team actually stand for? I have been listening to their leaders all the time and trying to scratch reason from their statements.? So far, I do not honestly know what they are opposing in the proposed constitution (Not abortion, because the proposed constituon does not allow it; not Kadhi courts- they are not a new invention; not land- what land? Land issues are going to be subjects of Parliamentary legislation once the constition is passed). So, what? 
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??????????????????????????????????? And who said this constitution will divide Kenyans? What is the basis? 
??????????????????????????????????? Muntu 
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From owuora4710 at yahoo.com  Sat Jul  3 16:32:57 2010
From: owuora4710 at yahoo.com (Owuor Willis)
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 13:32:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Pass law and pay land rates:Ruto says YES
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Jamani,
Everywhere in the world, people pay land rates. What is wrong when we pay land rates? We need government services so we must pay taxes. Does Ruto mean that he hasn't been paying land rates? If Rut is serious with NO, let him come up with pregnant points to convince the voters not just flimsy reasons. 

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--- On Thu, 7/1/10, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Matters...Mr.Odinga..!
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010, 9:02 AM

Since the Honorable PM fell ill...a majority of Kenyans felt touched and were quick to wish him quick recovery...
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I too did my part and my prayers are that Mr. Odinga gets back to his feet 
and continues to do his leadership duties as before.
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We at many times have disagreed over this man and some of us have created 
social fora enemity amongst each other for the divergent views that we have for 
and against this leader.
The second day after Odinga's hospitalization saw a lot of dignitaries pay 
him a visit at the Hospital and offer him words of encouragement...This made me realize quite a number of issues that most of us fail to see;
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That;
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? --Mr. Odinga is a leader who is acceptable by all kenyan 
leaders.(both locally n internationally..
??? the ambassadors and envoys visiting him)
? --That he is a leader who leads from the front and has 
the?trust of kenyans...(yes campaign)
? --That a majority of leaders have him as their role 
model....(Wetangula..Raila is a go-gether)
? --That majority of leaders believe in his ability to 
deliver..(Karume & Kanyingi..Raila told us to
???? soldier on and the constitution must pass)
? --That he has the goodwill of the president..(the president spending 
one full hour privately with
????him at the hospital)
? --He has friends among them his good enemies...(Rutos visit)
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To my interpretation...Bwana Odinga is a leader who all Kenyans love and 
admire.It is only the competition of interest and envy that makes some people demonize his ability to lead Kenya and the fear of unknown.
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Raila plays people politics while other?leaders play politics of 
patronage.This makes him look admirable and believable in the eyes of the people 
much as he makes a few political enemies along the way.
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Bwana Waziri mkuu...you deserve more...we support you....quick 
recovery.
Nimemaliza...
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From muitawangoko at gmail.com  Sat Jul  3 18:11:37 2010
From: muitawangoko at gmail.com (Muita Wangoko)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 00:11:37 +0200
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa.
Message-ID: <AANLkTilulgtoO-QMDU5Pgz5pUNf9V3qa4mEvpndAnvHW@mail.gmail.com>

Good people,

Mheshimiwa is, as they say, only human.  In other words he is bi-pedal and
this I can certainly confirm since once upon a time he drowned in some
Ruaraka waters under my watch.  Some people feel good when thy call him
Josh.  It is a good name though.  Curiously enough, he does not know that.
 He tells me that he has what it takes to be a Mheshimiwa.  But I am afraid
he has not been able to convince me.  For instance, he asked me or rather
requested me to *fuata nyayo za Mheshimiwa - *but he simply does not know
where he may lead me or you and this can be pretty dangerous and because of
this, he got somehow discourage and now wants to support other people, and
mark you, humans beings just like him - and in particular one human being
that only him can best describe.

Human beings are great dreamers and will always remind each other that it is
vitally important to dream and ensure you atleast realise the dream.  And so
most people spend their entire lifetime still trying to capture the reality
of the dream, unfortunately, most if not all wink the last having not even
known what the dream was about but what the dream should have been.
Mheshimwa has a unique dream that many learn when the get at the age of 10 -
he wants to be a president.  Presidents to me are not actually meant to rule
but to drive away attention of the public from the matters public.

However, I respect the fact that you are a dreamer but unlike you and
others, I am not a dream simply because I feel it is wrong for me to dream
in this particular universe.

...Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa at your own risk!

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Regards,
./Muita Wangoko:

-The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
age - The Call of Cthulhu
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From colmakoko at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 04:26:45 2010
From: colmakoko at yahoo.com (collins makoko)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 01:26:45 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana
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Agreed, Ghana has done so well and didn't deserve to go out because of blatant injustice.  FIFA should review these rules to allow for a goal when handled on its way to the net.  The Suarez guy should have been banned for the rest of the tournament but will be handed  a soft punishment of sitting out in one match.

But again, the gods, not God was not on their side coz Gyan missed a penalty, yet he routinely scores from them...quite baffling.


Rgds,

Collins



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From: "s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk" <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Cc: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 2:00:07 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana


Watu,
> 
>Even though I am disappointed that Ghana has not made it to the semi-finals of the world cup I remain very proud of them. 
> 
>Who made these football rules? I seriously think that FIFA etc need to re-think some of them. When a player deliberately handles the ball on the goal line I don't think a penalty should be given - the goal should be awarded and the person guilty of handling the ball sent off. That would be a good deterrent. A penalty should be awarded when a player with a probability to score is brought down in the box or where there is a hand ball in the box. Surely a handball in the box cannot be the same as a deliberate bashing out of the ball with hands from a player other than the goalie!? Reverting a sure goal into some probability game by awarding a penalty just doesn't seem just.
> 
>Africa sing...Africa sing....sing, sing Africa ...sing, sing Africa! Well, that's bye to Africa in the world cup. Happy viewing for the rest of the world cup.
> 
>Regards,
>Serah 
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From ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 05:14:10 2010
From: ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com (Rose Kagwiria)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 02:14:10 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Music Copyright,
	Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption  	Commission contacts
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Please if you find a solution inform me because some people did the same to my nephew two months ago and he paid them over 20,000k to get his things back




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From: Ka dadi <kadadis at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 4:15:27 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Music Copyright, Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption  Commission contacts


Hi Members,
 
Would any of you be having the contacts for "Kenya Music Copyright,  Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption Commission "?
 
There have been goons operating within Eastlands and its environs (police and copyright agents), demanding bribes from innocent business people and wananchi in general who have no business in pirating music. They had confiscated my personal office Pc just cause they found me streaming youtube ! Again, arent they supposed to have a search warrant directed to my office?
 
Secondly, if am in the serene of my office, and need to play music (may it be online or on genuine cds), do I need a copyright certificate?
 
I need those contacts now!
 
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From fredomwaj at gmail.com  Sun Jul  4 05:23:35 2010
From: fredomwaj at gmail.com (Fred)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 02:23:35 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] BOX INTERNET FROM KDN
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The speed is okay, network breakdowns is somehow minimal, but the customer
care - don't even talk about it. (pathetic)

On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Eric Kopondo <kopojunour at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Professionals
> Id like to know how efficient the box internet rather butterfly from Kdn is
> . i.e in terms of reliability how customer service resopnds to queries and
> how its is in general. For those who using it please give me the details on
> how efficient it is .
>
> Thank you
> Erick Kopondo
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From evansmachera at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 08:00:45 2010
From: evansmachera at yahoo.com (Evans MACHERA)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 05:00:45 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority
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Dear Kenyans,
?
I find nothing wrong with the church taking part and a stand in national affairs - perhaps its time we define the role of the church in community development ( National Building).
?
Perhaps hard position i.e sacking a university don for making an opinion in a document that directly affects him as a kenyan went over board by the Catholic Church.
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We need tolerance at all times even on matters we do not have clear understanding or cannot agree upon.In such a situation,we can only pray and seach the scriptures on God's Will.
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Now,who is the church!
?
You as an individual,what will you make of a church come the new law! The authority of the church is in its membership and not at the clergy level.The clergy are only facilitators - you are the one who will need to re-energize the church on its mission on earth according to the will of God.
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Just vote YES,and respect those who will vote NO,and make kenya a country better to live in,and have a meaningful church with a mission.We can safely say,its time the church re-energizes programmes that bring Gods children together.
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What happened at the tower of Babel!
?
Good weekend.
?
Evans MACHERA.

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From: nyarango evans <evansley at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [THE NYC:4661] The Church might lose its moral authority
To: nyciv at googlegroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 4, 2010, 4:25 AM


The constitution is a document for all kenyans not an individual.I ndividuals whose brains got intoxicated with egocentric and ant-change ideologies of past regimes are the ones who are busy going round campaining against the proposed law.The country's social,political and economic state is the way it is because of the faulty constitution that was adopted from the colonial masters whose objective was to help them propagate their imperialistic appetites.

On 6/28/10, mwendwa <mwendwa4 at gmail.com> wrote: 
The involvement of the clergy in politics is worrying. Turning prayer
functions into political rallies is not only disingenuous but also
evil. However, there are more issues of concern as expressed in the
involvement of the clergy in the Rwandan genocide. Read on


Nyongesa B. Lemmy

The Church has been accused of political complicity and acts of
confrontation in both the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 and in the
holocaust in Germany during the World War II.

It is strange that in Rwanda, a country where 62 per cent of the
population is Catholic and over 80 per cent are Christians, people
killed each other the same way they did in ancient pagan Rome.

There is no doubt that throughout the history of Rwanda, church
leaders have had ties with political power.

The Church was also involved in the policy of ethnic division, which
degenerated into ethnic hatred.

Tom Ndahiro Tom, a Rwandan human rights commissioner, wrote about the
Church and the genocide in Rwanda. He had evidence that it was the
only institution that was involved in all the stages of genocide.

He wrote to underscore the view that the Church establishment was
instrumental in manipulating ethnic identities and creating divi?sions
between Hutus and Tutsis.

Schools and seminaries helped disseminate ethnic theories, and from
1959 these were an?gled towards keeping the Hutus in power. In?stead
of speaking out against discrimination and injustice, the Church
became complicit with the political regime.

Generally, in Rwanda, the leadership of the Christian churches,
especially that of the Catholic.??Church played a central role in the
creation and furtherance of ethnic ideology.

Church authorities contributed to the spread of ethnic theories mainly
through the schools and seminaries over which they exercised control.
?? However, in June 1996 some honest Chris?tians met in London and
declared: "The Church is sick. The historical roots of this sickness
lie in part with the 'mother churches: She is facing the most serious
crisis in her history.
"The Church has failed in her mission, and lost her credibility,
particularly since the geno?cide in Rwanda. She needs to repent before
God and Rwandan society, and seek healing from God:'
Currently, more than 50 churches in Rwanda have been turned into
museums, but instead of viewing artifacts celebrating life, visitors
come here to stare at bones.
??THIS BONE MUSEUMS ARE A SILENT Indictment against many clergymen
who were in?volved in the genocide, in which 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and
moderate Hutus were put to death in just 100 days - a faster killing
rate than that achieved by the Nazis in Germany.
The Church in Kenya has failed in its moral duty to condemn or guide
political leaders and the entire nation in curbing tendencies towards
civil strife.
By virtue of its proclaimed aim of spiritual guidance, the Church
should playa more sig?nificant role in the prevention of repeat crimes
against humanity as witnessed in 2008.
??The main allegation concerning the Church is that it has switched
its allegiance from the pre?reform momentum of the 1980s and 1990s to
the current anti-reform stance.
??In such a position, it risks assisting the crea?tion of deeper
rifts among Kenyans, and it runs a danger of propelling anti-reform
leaders to the pinnacle of power.
The Church has become the vassal of the secular powers instead of
acting freely to speak with sincerity and courage when it proves
necessary.??????.
??In order to succeed in its mission of uniting people, the Church
must examine its attitudes, practices, and policies that are
encouraging divi?sions among Kenyans.
??Instead of the Church negatively highlighting some contentions
issues in the proposed harmonized draft constitution, some of which
can have multiple interpretations depending on how one wants to look
them, it should pray for the nation and try to restore its tainted
credibility by con?tributing to the process of justice.
?? The Church should use its moral superiority I to calm down the
rising tension in the nation instead of fuelling it through
controversial press releases such as one published in a local daily on
June 22, 2010.
Nyongesa B. Lemmy is a member, Architectural Association of Kenya.
This article appeared in Daily Nation



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From jbatec at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 10:49:43 2010
From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 07:49:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
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?
?
Okiya Omtatah, 
?
In due respect, I believe you are completely confused.? You can only convince a retarded 
that you can play this Referendum ball two-ways.....unless you are a sell-out two way 
sword, who want to eat from the past and still be considered a reformist.
?
Kenya's history with Corruption and Impunity is deadly, has consumed lives and brought 
poverty to Kenyans in double digits curse.? The man-made Corruption with Impunity has 
caused the Nation of Kenya to fall in a bottom-less pit.? The masterminders of Corruption
with Impunity are the PowerHouse controllers in the Government, and they rule with an 
Iron-Fist.? What makes them rigidly more superior and most powerful is, they have joined
with the Mafia Cartels of?International?networks?Crooks-Cum-Business Investors, who 
together milked, sucked and squeezed blood from unsuspecting innocent Kenyans to a 
point Kenya is reeling in abject poverty while they live in afluence.
?
At this juncture, anything, even a fly, will not be allowed to stop the process of the
REFERENDUM from taking place.? Therefore, Omtatah, I want to tell you in plain clear 
language that, for you to have rushed to Court .....to stop the REFERENDUM from
proceeding, you are number one enemy of Kenya, who dramatized his chaining for
sympathy to gain ground to fill his stomach.? You have no business calling your self a
REFORMIST nor a Civil Society Agent.? The Change Agents should live you alone and
forget about you.?You can only fool an Idiot.....You can as well go retire with Ruto and 
Moi in the pit of dead end memory.
?
I have no more faith in you and you can go chill out, and I repeat, you?are only capable 
to?reform a retarded in my observation, no wonder the size of your mouth is too big, you
can eat in a competition to no end.

You are no more an issue as I am concerned, we are in a hurry to celebrate Kenya's
Independence and?do not waste our time, and please, keep off our path....Hiyo Chain ilikua 
strategy ya shibe, yes, you are totally and thoroughly an opportunist.
?
Count Down.......29 Days to Referendum.........
?

Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
?
?
?
From: Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com>
Subject: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010, 2:23 PM





Baba Askofu,

You are wrong again - to think that I am not on the campaign trail. I am multitasking - I am both in court and in the field to give Kenyans insights into the flawed process and how it has adulterated the document. And being a man of ideas, I can speak through a thousand moths all at once - and that is my strategy: to give the mouths what to say. 

The main prayer I am making to the court is to get a process that will allow Kenyans to determine the contentious issues. The current Constitution of Kenya demands that we do just that.

The other key thing is to remove the last minute toxic clauses that the CoE smuggled into the draft Constitution.

If the court agrees with us, it will be up to it to decide how best to enforce the rule of law.

God bless.

Omtatah
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From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 9:02:00 PM
Subject: Re: [africa-oped] Re: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest

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Bwana Omtatah,

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Glad to see you back on the fora and thanks for the kind words.? I do agree that you have the right to air your views and to support the side fronted by Moi and Ruto. I also think some of the issues you raise are very genuine. As your pursue the solutions through the court system, remember that the referendum is on August 4th and that one ought to weigh their case and grounds before wasting time and money in the courts instead of hitting the campaign trail. If the judges listens to your cries and stops the referendum, I will feel very sad but will agree to disagree with the judges.


I supported KCA decision to be enjoined in the case because I wanted to also vote like the rest of us. My assumption was that it was to be like the case of mahambushu who will be allowed to vote without postponing the referendum. When it became apparent that the main goal is to stop the referendum, I was among the first to ask KCA to bolt and seek redress elsewhere. Not voting is an evil but demanding that the referendum get postponed so that Kuria Mwangi and others can vote is a worse evil so I opted for the lesser evil.?


If you remove the part of postponing the elections from the case, you may get a few more souls from the watermelons and independents. With less than 20% of the voters supporting the NO side, they need to work in a way which can gain them more support from the watermelons and the independents. Now your position that the referendum be postponed will make some of the NOs jump to the safer ground (Green) and so end up with less than 10%. If I were you, I would spend the resources used in court on the campaign trail with akina Moi and Ruto who are tirelessly criss crossing the country wasting time.


Kuria
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From evansmachera at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 11:17:21 2010
From: evansmachera at yahoo.com (Evans MACHERA)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 08:17:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Music Copyright,
	Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption   	Commission contacts
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For the Ocs Buru,go to Buruburu police station - if you find that is is away,check with the deputy or report to the crime offices.

For PLOs offices,take a mat/bus from town center and alight at the Pan Afric Hotel - you will see intergrity centre,that is where KACC is housed.You will be assisted - PLO is still waiting for the president to append his sign to secure the most coveted job in kenya. 

--- On Sun, 7/4/10, Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Music Copyright, Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption   Commission contacts
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, "Ka dadi" <kadadis at gmail.com>
Date: Sunday, July 4, 2010, 2:14 AM

Please if you find a solution inform me because some people did the same to my nephew two months ago and he paid them over 20,000k to get his things back

From: Ka dadi <kadadis at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 4:15:27 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Music Copyright, Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption  Commission contacts


Hi Members,
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Would any of you be having the contacts for "Kenya Music Copyright,? Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption Commission "?
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There have been goons operating within Eastlands and its environs (police and copyright agents), demanding bribes from innocent business people and wananchi in general who have no business in pirating music. They had confiscated my personal office Pc just cause they found me streaming youtube ! Again, arent they supposed to have a search warrant directed to my office?

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Secondly, if am in the serene of my office, and need to play music (may it be online or on genuine cds), do I need a copyright certificate?
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I need those contacts now!
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From nyambatinya05 at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 13:02:57 2010
From: nyambatinya05 at yahoo.com (benard nyachieo)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 10:02:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] C.R.E. And 8-4-4
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Hi yps.Am glad to be apart of the mailing list.I am gaining alot from the forum.However,i'd like to observe that some commentators somehow cause controversies without cause.For the case of C.R.E., Unless you aren't a believer yourself,you know  the impartation of this knowlege is a duty and an invaluable moral values standard neccessary to especially minors.


      

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From akinyi.hellen at yahoo.com  Sun Jul  4 14:26:07 2010
From: akinyi.hellen at yahoo.com (Hellen Akinyi)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 11:26:07 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: unique sandals for only ksh500
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wow.beautiful.i am six months pregnant expecting my baby gal and those sandals is what i would need esp. the last black and white pair?i live in kisumu wears size 41, if u happen to come to kisumu please come with some.nice job




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Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 7:25:57 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Fw: unique sandals for only ksh500




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>To all the ladies in this forum,we are?selling unique sandals?for only ksh500,we are located in the city centre along moi avenue, Assanands house, sasa exihibition ,shop no9(5th shop on to your right),and on Ronald Ngala,best lady building, shop no 21,ground floor,come and check us out,we have different designs and sizes.Attached are some of the photos of sandals in stock we have a wide variety. 
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From aoriri1234 at sbcglobal.net  Mon Jul  5 00:08:01 2010
From: aoriri1234 at sbcglobal.net (abel oriri)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 21:08:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana
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in basketball that was goal attend...and should have been allowed. How does fifa live with such injustice against Ghana?



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To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
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Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 4:26:45 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana




Agreed, Ghana has done so well and didn't deserve to go out because of blatant injustice. ?FIFA should review these rules to allow for a goal when handled on its way to the net. ?The Suarez guy should have been banned for the rest of the tournament but will be handed ?a soft punishment of sitting out in one match.

But again, the gods, not God was not on their side coz Gyan missed a penalty, yet he routinely scores from them...quite baffling.


Rgds,

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From: "s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk" <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
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Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 2:00:07 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: Proud of Ghana


Watu,
>
>Even though I am disappointed that Ghana has not made it to the semi-finals of the world cup I remain very proud of them. 
>
>Who made these football rules? I seriously think that FIFA etc need to re-think some of them. When a player deliberately handles the ball on the goal line I don't think a penalty should be given - the goal should be awarded and the person guilty of handling the ball sent off. That would be a good deterrent. A penalty should be awarded when a player with a probability to score is brought down in the box or where there is a hand ball in the box. Surely a handball in the box cannot be the same as a deliberate bashing out of the ball with hands from a player other than the goalie!? Reverting a sure goal into some probability game by awarding a penalty just doesn't seem just.
>
>Africa sing...Africa sing....sing, sing Africa ...sing, sing Africa! Well, that's bye to Africa in the world cup. Happy viewing for the rest of the world cup.
>
>Regards,
>Serah 
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From stanmortons at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 01:19:44 2010
From: stanmortons at yahoo.com (Stanley Okinda)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 22:19:44 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority
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ANTONY MBAYAKI 
Hi dude perhaps English is the problem, Article 45 (2) says ' every adult has the right to marry a person of the opposite sex, based on free consent of the parties', I do not how this to you translates to Gay rights. If can not understand how different this is from the Bomas and Wako's drafts coz to me it is a case of same script, different casts and if their is a loophole, then bring it forth. Remember, you own interpretation may be not be the right one.
Thank you




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To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 5:16:13 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] The Church might lose its moral authority


The gay loophole is in clause 45(2). Bomas and Wako had "Aperson shall not marry another person of the same sex" . Compare and think you will see the difference..... I will not chew the gud for you.
 
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Stanley Okinda <stanmortons at yahoo.com> wrote:

REUBEN: The elimination of those immoral aspects from the constitution would bring rapid development. So, a moral platform would certainly add all the value we are looking for as a people. I am not sure you are serious in stating that the inclusion of the following in  the P.C. does not take away from the development of this country! What I was saying to Nyongesa is that I am surprised he wants the Church to stick to moral questions as if the list I provided has nothing to do with morality. Your point is that these issues add no developmental value to Kenya. Here is the list again (what the Church is concerned about in the draft). Tell me if the practice of these immoral issues add or subtract from our overall development. My argument is that they do subtract and seriously injure the country, thus muzzling development:
> 
>1. Inequality:- Perhaps you have read the PC carefully to understand it. Please start with the Preamble and you'll understand. In what context is your so called Inequality?
>
>2. The legalization of Abortion:- Kindly quote the article which states this. We will go round in circles about this issue because apparently none of all the loud mouths has medical content in them. Let the medical profession handle their work without interference from other people. Whether you like it or not women will still abort, because you are busy talking about abortion without first finding the reason why women may want to abort. You and your group keeps on contradicting yourselves when you talk about this.
>
>3. The making of unjust laws:- I don't know what this is and kindly quote the clauses
>
>4. the overtaxation of the poor in the name of liberation:- ( not in the PC) for your information the poor don't pay income tax. PAYE start from 10K and above. Poor are those who live under a dollar per day. The lower middle class are the ones who are overtaxed and in this we agree. This however is not in PC so i don't see its relevance.
> 
>5. Removal of parental control over children:- Its clear you don't understand the meaning of the clauses. By the way i have not heard anywhere where the church talks about this. I believe spanking a child is not illegal, but abusing is. I don't wanna believe you belong to the class of child abusers.
>
>6. Gay issues: May be yo are reading a different draft. Quote the clause
>
>7. concerns over clauses on the family ... Which one? and how?
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> 
>what are moral issues? 
> 
>REUBEN: Moral issues have got to do with the aspect of right and wrong; what is, versus what ought to be.
>
>Moral issues are what are  Ideal in a society. The difference between me and you is that while you are Ideal, i am practical. It is through practicality that you are able to improve the moral being of a society.
>
> 
>What is right to you is not right to another person and vice versa, so start thinking constructively. 
>REUBEN: If what is right to you does not have to be right to me, how do you arrive at the decision to even make that statement? I guess you believe that truth is relative. But, if truth is relative, would declaring that truth is relative include that statement itself and would it be true for all that truth is relative? In other words, is the statement "truth is relative" a relative statement itself? Wouldn't you want me to receive such a statement absolutely? If it is relative, then it makes no sense to tell me anything, including writing to me, because you would have to presuppose that I will accept what you are telling me based on absolute proof. 
> 
>Morality is not relative. Inequality will remain undesirable in a world of moral creatures. Abortion cannot be euphemized away in choice, termination of an unwanted pregnancy, flashing, etc. It still remains the taking away of an innocent life at a most delicate stage. Right and wrong is even proven by your challenge of my position in which challenge you are suggesting that I am wrong. You would not challenge me this way if there was no morality.
>
>>Morality is Relative and it can not and never will be absolute.Morality is defined by a society based on what they perceive to be right or wrong. That perception might be different from one society to another or an individual to another.
>
>  
>
>Morality to a larger extend is defined by the social status of an individual, it is never a common denominator.  
>  
>REUBEN:  I disagree. The social status of an individual, on the contrary, is the outworking of moral choices, not the determinant of morality. Take corruption, for example, and how people "benefit" economically from them to be called tycoon, etc. We feel bad about it because there is a moral imperative behind it. If morality were relative, you and I should not feel bad if such people acquired  wealth unduly, for that would be right for them and not necessarily for you. You should be particularly comfortable. Even your reference to "development" in your email implies lack of it which is a moral issue, too. 
> 
>That is true but to the lesser extend. Look at the larger extend.Look at it in a wide perspective. Deteriorating moral standards are just but a symptom of an underlying problem. Morality therefore becomes a litmus paper of social, economic and spiritual well being of a society. This indicator should not be address first before addressing the real problem. You are trying to address a symptom and not the real problem.
>
> 
>  
> Address how we can develop this country rather than these morality issues. 
> REUBEN:  I am so willing to do so, but this forum of professionals seems interested in many other things that are of priority and so I will confess to you that I have been discussing developmental issues for our country in a different smaller forum. I will add that morality is the backbone of development. You can be as professional as the papers say, but those papers may also have been acquired immorally. You can make all the money as a nation and "burn" it in one day because of immoral choices. We can even attempt to make a constitution for ourselves, but if that constitution is immoral, it will not change the country.You cannot talk about equality without morality. You cannot have a whole chapter on the Bill of Rights without morality, for there can also be a Bill of Wrongs, which the constitution legislates agains
>
>This PC is NOT moral and in fact the current one is more immoral than the proposed.The problem with you and other of the NO camp is that you don't understand the PC and the real problems facing this country. Please look beyond you eye field.
>
>
>Thanks
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From omarkenson at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 01:32:51 2010
From: omarkenson at gmail.com (KENNEDY OMARI)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 08:32:51 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] CPA study materials
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i have them but not for free i will charge you a little only 500/- you can
get me through this No 0723-100632

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 10:59 AM, Jeff ngari <jeffngari at gmail.com> wrote:

> hi,
>
> Where can I get soft copy CPA materials? PDF's would be lovely, preferably
> for free.
>
> Jeff
>
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>
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From omtatah at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 02:49:39 2010
From: omtatah at yahoo.com (Okiya Omtatah Okoiti)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 23:49:39 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] I have not organised a student demo
Message-ID: <23914.87304.qm@web62008.mail.re1.yahoo.com>

Several media houses have called me asking me where "the student demo is to be held." They claim to have a demo notification signed by a Mr. Njou but with my name and contacts as the organiser, and the person to be contacted for updates. Please note that I am not aware of such a demo let alone being involved in its planning.


At 9.00 pm, on Friday, Mr. Nandalwe Moses Wanjala, the Secretary General of Universities Student Leaders Association, a former Kenyatta University (KU) Student leader who was among those expelled following the last riots at the campus, called me (on what he said was a friendly cop's mobile phone) to request my intervention to get him released from police custody. He claimed a group of cops had 'raided' his rented house at Kahawa Sukari (Opposite KU) at dawn and arrested him. He was then taken to KU where he was locked up in a toilet at the security offices. Later in the evening he was transfered to Kasarani Police Station where he was informed that he had been arrested on the request of the University authorities who claimed he was planning to disrupt the graduation ceremony that was presided over by the President that day.

I promised to take up the matter and I asked him to cooperate with the police since he was in lawful custody and any 'unlawful' behaviour might complicate things. He told me he would comply. 

I then called the Officer Commdaing Station (OCS) Kasarani who informed me that he was not aware of the arrest since he had been involved in 'Presidential Functions' for the last two days. But he assured me that he would get back to the station and then inform me of his findings the next day. 

At 10.00 am on Saturday he called to confirm that the gentleman was in police custody and the entry in the Police Occurrence Book simply read "Pending investigations by the DCIO". But the DCIO was not on duty so I was to await further communications. He called me again at 4.00 pm to inform me that the matter looked 'personal' and did not warrant police involvement and he was going to clear with his bosses so that Mr. Wanjala could be released later that evening.

However, that was not to be and at 7.30 I got a call from someone who said he was a student, and he was in a group that had come to demand the release of their comrade. I asked him to go slow since the matter was about to be resolved, given the assurance the OCS had given me. We agreed that they go back and leave it to me to try and resolve the issue. If anything, we still had recourse to the law on Monday. The group later dispersed.

I got on the phone to the OCS but my calls went unanswered. But at 7.00 am on Sunday he called informing me that he had finalised his investigations and he was not sure Mr. Wanjala was being framed for trespass, and he would like him to record a Statement with the Police before he was released. Upon my insistence that he had not kept his word the previous day, he said that whatever made him not release Mr. Wanjala as agreed had now been resolved.

At 2.00 pm I got a call from Mr. Wanjala informing me that he was still in custody but that he had recorded a Statement in which he stated the circumstances under which he had been arrested. He denied ever having trespassed on KU property. He also informed me that the officer who took his statement had informed him that he would be taken Monday to Makadara Law Courts to be charged with trespassing. But I told him that the OCS had assured me that he would release him shortly. But I also told him that should that be the case, we would have to organise for his bail.

At 8.30 pm the OCS called to inform me that he had released Mr. Wanjala to go home. I asked if I could talk to Mr. Wanjala and he told me that he had taken him to the police canteen to have a soda. I requested him to go to the Canteen so I could talk to Mr. Wanjala, since it was rather late to be releasing someone from police cells. I wanted to be sure Mr. Wanjala was safe. He obliged and I spoke to Mr. Wanjala who told me he had been released on a free Police Bond, and he was required to report back at the Police Station today at 10.00 am. I asked him to comply, and the OCS assured me that he personally would see to it the Mr. Wanjala goes back home safely.

I have not had any further communication as I write this. If there is any demo planned, please be advised that I am not aware of it, let alone being involved in organising it.

God bless.

Omtatah


      

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From pointimage at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 04:03:10 2010
From: pointimage at gmail.com (Point Image)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 01:03:10 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Looking for a taser gun or similar
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Hi Maureen I got peper spray for sale 1,500/= only 0722653396 call

On Jun 29, 12:24?am, maureen kinyanjui <hi2kir... at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Good day all,
> I was wondering whether anyone knows of a shop where i could purchase the above mentioned.
> Just to justify myself - the Philip Onyancha's of kenya are becoming too many and i believe i should be best prepared no matter what...
> This is not an invitation to them but just incase i would like to be armed.
> Anyone who knows where to get tasers or some form of device for protection that is legal?
> Na si body guard and at what price...
> Also anyone who knows of a martial arts gym in eastlands for after work or weekends please forward me the details.
> Thank you.
> ONLY SERIOUS RESPONSES NEEDED.
>
> Regards,

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From ritaruigi at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 04:22:45 2010
From: ritaruigi at gmail.com (rita ruigi)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 01:22:45 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE:ONLINE BUSINESS COURSE
Message-ID: <6f716631-79f0-4b1c-aaa7-a1c4d458e1ba@w12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com>

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From rmogoi at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 05:39:03 2010
From: rmogoi at gmail.com (Robert Mogoi)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 12:39:03 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] School Transport-syokimao-mlolongo-sabaki areas
Message-ID: <AANLkTimIOxc_okIUGC7eKJ56ZiCrvATbufvyOfRMua3W@mail.gmail.com>

*Are you in the school transport business? Syokimao -Mlolongo -Sabaki areas?
to a school near Mlolongo(valley View Estate). Please get in touch with me
quickly I need to outsource this business start date beginning of third
term.*

*Regards*

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From biwottmartin at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 05:42:58 2010
From: biwottmartin at gmail.com (MARTIN BIWOTT)
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 21:42:58 -1200
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
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The parastatal is National Housing Corporation under the Ministry of Housing
also under Soita Shitanda.

On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 10:49 PM, joseph kenneth <josephkennethm at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Martin can you please name and shame this parastatal plus it C.EO.
>
> ------------------------------
> *From:* MARTIN BIWOTT <biwottmartin at gmail.com>
> *To:* youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Fri, July 2, 2010 12:04:20 PM
> *Subject:* [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
>
> Hi guys!
> As i write these piece iam in a worst of moods becaus of  what i want to
> post here.It is a bout how a certain government parastatal treated its staff
> who had served these parastatal for more than 10 years and were just
> dismissed off from their respective duties without any valid reasons.The
> staff of these institution were called for abrief meeting and as they were
> leaving, they were each given their dismissal letters and told to go pack
> their belongings and to laeve their former place of work with ommediate
> effect.Its a big shame to the so called Board Of Governers who did not
> consider about the future of the peope who stood by their side through thick
> and thin and who worked for long hours to make the organization a success
> and one of the best government parastatal in  the country.Is this the
> working nation that we the young guys lok upto and also to make vision 2030
> a success.
>
>
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>
> The agenda shall be
>
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> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
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> Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1. Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
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>
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From alextallam at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 05:52:49 2010
From: alextallam at yahoo.com (Alex Tallam)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 02:52:49 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
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Message-ID: <632073.8245.qm@web57304.mail.re1.yahoo.com>

Judy,

I think your attacks on Omtatah are unwarranted!! from the article, you come out as an uncouth person with no decorum at all!! you lack manners that is expected from a person of your standing!! what happened to the african in you? did you have to go personal? what is the difference between you and Leitich of the cut the fingers infamy? you are intolerrant to opinions different from yours!! many people in this forum supports the draft, but they have not reduced themselves to the level you have gone!! you have gone so low?such that you will loose respect from many if not already!! 

You need to re-examine yourself, otherwsie I expected you to be campaigning to win Omtatah over to your side but not insults. All of us need dignity and respect and the last time I checked, Omtatah is not different from you. For your information, you are not a monopoly when it comes to spewing insults, so expect it in equal measure, you will have brought it to yourself anyway. 

Have?a thoughtfull day.
Alex.




________________________________
From: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
To: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 5:49:43 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest





Okiya Omtatah, 

In due respect, I believe you are completely confused.? You can only convince a retarded 
that you can play this Referendum ball two-ways.....unless you are a sell-out two way 
sword, who want to eat from the past and still be considered a reformist.

Kenya's history with Corruption and Impunity is deadly, has consumed lives and brought 
poverty to Kenyans in double digits curse.? The man-made Corruption with Impunity has 
caused the Nation of Kenya to fall in a bottom-less pit.? The masterminders of Corruption
with Impunity are the PowerHouse controllers in the Government, and they rule with an 
Iron-Fist.? What makes them rigidly more superior and most powerful is, they have joined
with the Mafia Cartels of?International?networks?Crooks-Cum-Business Investors, who 
together milked, sucked and squeezed blood from unsuspecting innocent Kenyans to a 
point Kenya is reeling in abject poverty while they live in afluence.

At this juncture, anything, even a fly, will not be allowed to stop the process of the
REFERENDUM from taking place.? Therefore, Omtatah, I want to tell you in plain clear 
language that, for you to have rushed to Court .....to stop the REFERENDUM from
proceeding, you are number one enemy of Kenya, who dramatized his chaining for
sympathy to gain ground to fill his stomach.? You have no business calling your self a
REFORMIST nor a Civil Society Agent.? The Change Agents should live you alone and
forget about you.?You can only fool an Idiot.....You can as well go retire with Ruto and 
Moi in the pit of dead end memory.

I have no more faith in you and you can go chill out, and I repeat, you?are only capable 
to?reform a retarded in my observation, no wonder the size of your mouth is too big, you
can eat in a competition to no end.

You are no more an issue as I am concerned, we are in a hurry to celebrate Kenya's
Independence and?do not waste our time, and please, keep off our path....Hiyo Chain ilikua 
strategy ya shibe, yes, you are totally and thoroughly an opportunist.

Count Down.......29 Days to Referendum.........


Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com



From: Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com>
Subject: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010, 2:23 PM


Baba Askofu,

You are wrong again - to think that I am not on the campaign trail. I am multitasking - I am both in court and in the field to give Kenyans insights into the flawed process and how it has adulterated the document. And being a man of ideas, I can speak through a thousand moths all at once - and that is my strategy: to give the mouths what to say. 

The main prayer I am making to the court is to get a process that will allow Kenyans to determine the contentious issues. The current Constitution of Kenya demands that we do just that.

The other key thing is to remove the last minute toxic clauses that the CoE smuggled into the draft Constitution.

If the court agrees with us, it will be up to it to decide how best to enforce the rule of law.

God bless.

Omtatah


From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 9:02:00 PM
Subject: Re: [africa-oped] Re: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest

? 
Bwana Omtatah,


Glad to see you back on the fora and thanks for the kind words.? I do agree that you have the right to air your views and to support the side fronted by Moi and Ruto. I also think some of the issues you raise are very genuine. As your pursue the solutions through the court system, remember that the referendum is on August 4th and that one ought to weigh their case and grounds before wasting time and money in the courts instead of hitting the campaign trail. If the judges listens to your cries and stops the referendum, I will feel very sad but will agree to disagree with the judges.

I supported KCA decision to be enjoined in the case because I wanted to also vote like the rest of us. My assumption was that it was to be like the case of mahambushu who will be allowed to vote without postponing the referendum. When it became apparent that the main goal is to stop the referendum, I was among the first to ask KCA to bolt and seek redress elsewhere. Not voting is an evil but demanding that the referendum get postponed so that Kuria Mwangi and others can vote is a worse evil so I opted for the lesser evil.?

If you remove the part of postponing the elections from the case, you may get a few more souls from the watermelons and independents. With less than 20% of the voters supporting the NO side, they need to work in a way which can gain them more support from the watermelons and the independents. Now your position that the referendum be postponed will make some of the NOs jump to the safer ground (Green) and so end up with less than 10%. If I were you, I would spend the resources used in court on the campaign trail with akina Moi and Ruto who are tirelessly criss crossing the country wasting time.

Kuria
 
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From stanmortons at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 06:02:08 2010
From: stanmortons at yahoo.com (Stanley Okinda)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 03:02:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] Fw: [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
Message-ID: <927114.25440.qm@web53407.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Judy you have said it all, kudos i like constructive thinkers like you. If you were to share a platform with Okiya, then he'll know he be really be surprised by the venom bitterness awaiting him. He is just but a gold digger who was received a fat cheque looted out of the Poor Kenyans who he alleges to protect their interest, to enlarge his belly.

He is a shame to the civil society and has greatly dented his public image. He has no integrity, lets wait and see what he'll do after 4th August when the Yes team triumphs.
Thank you



----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
To: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 5:49:43 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest


 
 
Okiya Omtatah, 
 
In due respect, I believe you are completely confused.  You can only convince a retarded 
that you can play this Referendum ball two-ways.....unless you are a sell-out two way 
sword, who want to eat from the past and still be considered a reformist.
 
Kenya's history with Corruption and Impunity is deadly, has consumed lives and brought 
poverty to Kenyans in double digits curse.  The man-made Corruption with Impunity has 
caused the Nation of Kenya to fall in a bottom-less pit.  The masterminders of Corruption
with Impunity are the PowerHouse controllers in the Government, and they rule with an 
Iron-Fist.  What makes them rigidly more superior and most powerful is, they have joined
with the Mafia Cartels of International networks Crooks-Cum-Business Investors, who 
together milked, sucked and squeezed blood from unsuspecting innocent Kenyans to a 
point Kenya is reeling in abject poverty while they live in afluence.
 
At this juncture, anything, even a fly, will not be allowed to stop the process of the
REFERENDUM from taking place.  Therefore, Omtatah, I want to tell you in plain clear 
language that, for you to have rushed to Court .....to stop the REFERENDUM from
proceeding, you are number one enemy of Kenya, who dramatized his chaining for
sympathy to gain ground to fill his stomach.  You have no business calling your self a
REFORMIST nor a Civil Society Agent.  The Change Agents should live you alone and
forget about you. You can only fool an Idiot.....You can as well go retire with Ruto and 
Moi in the pit of dead end memory.
 
I have no more faith in you and you can go chill out, and I repeat, you are only capable 
to reform a retarded in my observation, no wonder the size of your mouth is too big, you
can eat in a competition to no end.

You are no more an issue as I am concerned, we are in a hurry to celebrate Kenya's
Independence and do not waste our time, and please, keep off our path....Hiyo Chain ilikua 
strategy ya shibe, yes, you are totally and thoroughly an opportunist.
 
Count Down.......29 Days to Referendum.........
 

Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
 
 
 
From: Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com>
Subject: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010, 2:23 PM


 
Baba Askofu,

You are wrong again - to think that I am not on the campaign trail. I am multitasking - I am both in court and in the field to give Kenyans insights into the flawed process and how it has adulterated the document. And being a man of ideas, I can speak through a thousand moths all at once - and that is my strategy: to give the mouths what to say. 

The main prayer I am making to the court is to get a process that will allow Kenyans to determine the contentious issues. The current Constitution of Kenya demands that we do just that.

The other key thing is to remove the last minute toxic clauses that the CoE smuggled into the draft Constitution.

If the court agrees with us, it will be up to it to decide how best to enforce the rule of law.

God bless.

Omtatah
 
 
From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 9:02:00 PM
Subject: Re: [africa-oped] Re: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest

 
Bwana Omtatah,

 
Glad to see you back on the fora and thanks for the kind words.  I do agree that you have the right to air your views and to support the side fronted by Moi and Ruto. I also think some of the issues you raise are very genuine. As your pursue the solutions through the court system, remember that the referendum is on August 4th and that one ought to weigh their case and grounds before wasting time and money in the courts instead of hitting the campaign trail. If the judges listens to your cries and stops the referendum, I will feel very sad but will agree to disagree with the judges.

I supported KCA decision to be enjoined in the case because I wanted to also vote like the rest of us. My assumption was that it was to be like the case of mahambushu who will be allowed to vote without postponing the referendum. When it became apparent that the main goal is to stop the referendum, I was among the first to ask KCA to bolt and seek redress elsewhere. Not voting is an evil but demanding that the referendum get postponed so that Kuria Mwangi and others can vote is a worse evil so I opted for the lesser evil. 

If you remove the part of postponing the elections from the case, you may get a few more souls from the watermelons and independents. With less than 20% of the voters supporting the NO side, they need to work in a way which can gain them more support from the watermelons and the independents. Now your position that the referendum be postponed will make some of the NOs jump to the safer ground (Green) and so end up with less than 10%. If I were you, I would spend the resources used in court on the campaign trail with akina Moi and Ruto who are tirelessly criss crossing the country wasting time.

Kuria
  

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From: makodingo at gmail.com (Dr Makodingo)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 13:07:40 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.
Message-ID: <AANLkTilIFciSll3fIPiu4xlFaUblWSN5D66NqkUG8puA@mail.gmail.com>

Yeserday, my wife brought for me a leaflet she was given in Church (NPC -
Karen) titled Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the referendum.
I've gone through it and tried to find substance in it. Here are my
comments. (I've converted it into a soft copy word for word)
My comments are in red.

*TEN REASONS WHY I WILL VOTE NO AT THE REFERENDUM*

*By Kenya Christian Church Leaders.*

1.      *The Drafts Allows application of international Agreements without
approval by Parliament: *If this draft constitution passes, then foreign
laws, some of which are un-Biblical and unethical, will be introduced in our
country through *Article 2(6). *These could undermine our sovereignty and
are loopholes for the legalization of abortion and homosexuality.

*For once, they have admitted that the Proposed Constitution DOES NOT
legalize abortion otherwise we would not be worried about international law
doing it, would we? Why would we be worried about international law
legalizing abortion if our constitution already does? Simple ? because it
doesn?t!! What a perfect argument for YES!*

*This is probably the biggest lie being told by religious leaders. Article
2(6) reads: **(6)Any treaty or convention ratified by Kenya shall form part
of the law of Kenya under this Constitution.*

*The Key Words here are RATIFIED BY KENYA. The process of ratification
requires that the Treaty be tabled in Parliament for approval. The problem
with the current constitution is that we still need bills to be brought
before the house to bring into effect treaties that have been exhaustively
discussed and approved by parliament which has worked against us in many
ways.*

*We need to also understand that there is a fundamental difference between
Signature and Ratification. Even in Britain where we get our legal practice
from, although the ratification is a prerogative of Her Majesty the queen,
through the Ponsonby Rule, treaties are placed before parliament for 21 days
before ratification.*

*Plus, what stops us from enacting An Act of Parliament for Ratification of
Treaties just to be sure??*

* *

2.      The Draft allows the state to interfere with Religion: If this draft
passes without the provision that *?State and religion shall be
separate?*in Article 8, it will allow the government to pass laws that
favour one
religion against others. Remember that in Daniel 6: 1-28, a law was passed
that made it illegal to pray or worship God.

*First, to the context of the Biblical reference. This story appears during
the rule of Judah by Babylon ? which was at that time the superpower. The
then King Belshazzar, was the son of Nebuchadnezzar who had looked upon
Daniel with favour. This was a pagan rule (something that I don?t see
happening in this country with so many holier than thou religious leaders!*

*It is actually very foolish to even imagine that it could be possible to
ban worship in this country! But most importantly, the Proposed Constitution
guarantees the right to religion. 32(2): **Every person has the right,
either individually or in community with others, in public or in private, to
manifest any religion or belief through worship, practice, teaching or
observance, including observance of a day of worship.*

*So this claim is as empty as the people making it.*

*Plus the state DOES NOT pass laws ? Parliament does; the same parliament
the religious leaders want to amend the Proposed Constitution!!!*



3.      *The Draft allows the government to favour some religions:* If the
draft is passed without the provision that ?The State shall treat all
religions equally? in Article 8 the government will be allowed to favour
some religions and victimise others.

*How???*



4.      *The Draft takes away the right to preach/evangelize: *If the draft
is passed with article 32 as it is, Christians will not have the right to
preach their faith to other people and make converts. It will be very
difficult to obey the command Jesus gave in Matthew 28:19.

*Matthew 28:19 says - Therefore go and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in[a<http://www.biblica.com/bible/verse/index.php?q=matthew+28&submit=+Lookup+Verse+&niv=yes&v_mode=on&t_mode=on#fen-NIV-24212a>
] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,*

*The Proposed Constitution actually guarantees this right in 32(2)!!!*

5.      *The draft takes away the right of Kenyans to convert from one
religion to another:* If the draft is passed with Article 32 as it is,
Kenyans who convert from one religion to another will not have
constitutional protection from prosecution.

*This argument is based on Article 32(4): **A person shall not be compelled
to act, or engage in any act, that is contrary to the person?s belief or
religion.*

*The argument is that this verse does not allow one to convert from Islam to
Christianity (for some inexplicable reason, these religious leaders assume
the reverse cannot happen). First of all, the context of this clause is to
protect us from the like s of Mungiki that carry out involuntary oathing.*

*But most importantly, a person SHALL NOT BE COMPELLED! To use the Islam
argument, this clause says you cannot COMPEL (force, coerce, oblige) a
Muslim to claim that Jesus is Lord! What is wrong with that?! Do Christians
want to take us back to the days when people would be killed by the Catholic
Church for hearsay and blasphemy? Do they want to go around the country
forcing everyone to be a Christian? Is this what we really want? What would
be the difference between the Church and Mungiki? And if Islam is what you
fear, is it not to your benefit that you have a clause that stops Muslim
fundamentalists from forcing you to do what they want?*

*What a short-sighted and callous argument!!!*



6.      *The draft allows religious institutions to be infiltrated by
non-believers:* If the draft is passed as it is, Article 32(3) will force
churches and other religious facilities and institutions to employ and give
access to people of other faiths. Can you imagine having a pastor who is not
a Christian? God in Chronicles 23:6 requires that we maintain the sanctity
of churches and all private institutions.

* *

*This is the most irresponsible claim of all of them! If your church employs
a non-believer for a pastor, who is forcing you to continue worshipping
there? Just stop going t that church and he will look for another job!*

*This provision is meant to protect Non-Saved people from the tyranny of the
religious leaders. Remember the lecturer who was fired from CUEA because he
supports the proposed Constitution? Really, should a doctor be barred from a
Mission hospital because he is an atheist or Muslim when his job does not
rely on prayer but medicine?*

*Or should we expel students from Church-run schools because they have
backsliden? This is what this clause protects citizens from!!!*

7.      *The draft does not make Kenyans equal before the law:* If the draft
passes as it is, then there will be two classes of people in Kenya: Kenyans
and Muslims. This is because Muslims are exempted from the Bill of Rights by
Article 24(4). All Kenyans should be equal before the law.

*Pili pili usiyoila, nawasa wee saa ngapi!*



8.      *The draft entrenches Kadhi?s Courts even though the High Court said
they are Unconstitutional:* The landmark ruling by the High Court on
24thMay 2010 said that inclusion of Kadhi?s Courts in the Constitution
is
discriminatory, illegal and unconstitutional! In disregard to this ruling,
the draft in Article 169 and 170 entrenches them. The Kadhi?s Courts are an
internal dispute resolution mechanism for Muslims, and therefore they should
not be in the constitution. The High Court also said that the government
should not use taxpayers? money to maintain the Kadhi?s Courts or pay their
salaries. If the Kadhi?s Courts are not constitutional in the current
constitution, why should they be put in the new constitution?

*First, the High Court did not say Kadhi?s Courts are unconstitutional ?
because even they noted that they do not have the power to declare a
constitution that created them unconstitutional. That would in essence be
saying that they are unconstitutional!*

*Secondly, we are making a Constitution not an act of parliament. It means
we are deciding what the SUPREME LAW WILL BE! As Ringera et al noted, this
is the Sovereign right of Kenyans and no one has the right to tell us what
we want our constitution to be!*

9.      *The draft allows abortion:* If the draft is passes as it is, then
doctors, nurses, clinical officers, mortuary attendants and even first aid
attendants will be allowed by Article 26(4) to carry out abortions for all
manner of reasons. Why should Kenyan children be killed so casually?
Abortion is murder of children, and it contradicts Exodus 20: 13(?You shall
not murder?).

*This one just made me laugh out loud! Mortuary attendants and First Aid
attendants are NOT TRAINED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. A case of church leaders
blatantly lying! Seriously, who will stand in the gap for truth!*

*Plus their argument in 1 above completely negates this argument!*



10.  *The draft constitution is almost impossible to amend:* Do not be
deceived that you can pass this draft then change it later. Once you pass
the draft, Section 257 ensures that you will never be able to fulfil what it
takes to amend. You will require 2/3 majority in senate and national
assembly; 1,000,000 signatures; and a referendum. Why are Kenyans being
pushed to pass something hurriedly if it has some bad elements on the
promise that they will change it later? Why not change it now? BEWARE OF
ANYTHING THAT ANYONE PUSHES YOU TO PASS HURRIEDLY. HARAKA HARAKA HAINA
BARAKA!!

* *

*That?s actually the point! The constitution should not be an easy thing to
amend because when it is, we end up with a one-party state ? and I?m pretty
sure not even the religious leaders want this (though I no longer
overestimate their ability to be impunitous!*

*The church has again misrepresented the facts! A bill introduced by a
popular initiative only requires a simple majority to pass 257(8) and NOT a
2/3 majority as they claim.*


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From: njoroge.maingi at gmail.com (Maingi Njoroge)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 14:35:01 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Looking For RG 8 Cable Supplier
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Table of Contents

1. Politics Y2K10...Denied...By Coalition on Human Needs
2. Intuit's Vibe...Myth of the Day: Benefits Make People Lazy...By  
Alexander C. Hart
3. News You Use...Bike4Peace
4. Venue for an Artist...On the Road to a Jobless Recovery  
(Excerpts)...By David Moberg
5. Hood Notes...Standing Up to the Unholy Alliance...By Sen. Russ Feingold
6. Mailbox
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Politics Y2K10
Denied
By Coalition on Human Needs


Thirty-seven (37) Senators and 153 Representatives vote to deny  
unemployment insurance to two (2) million and those who vote no  
endanger state aid, youth jobs, and TANF emergency funds.

Nearly 30 million people were unemployed or underemployed in June,  
with more than 45 percent of the unemployed out of work more than six  
months. Never has Congress cut off federal unemployment benefits with  
jobless rates over 9 percent. Until now. By July 10, just before  
Congress returns from its Independence Day recess, more than 2 million  
people will go without unemployment checks; 140,000 will have lost  
COBRA health insurance. Although the House overwhelmingly passed a  
bill to restore the federal unemployment insurance program (H.R. 5618,  
with a vote of 270-153), the Senate continued to be stymied by a  
stubborn minority.

Also held up are aid to states to cover rising Medicaid costs, $1  
billion for youth jobs, another year's funding ($2.5 billion) for the  
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Emergency Fund, and  
$1.065 billion for the new National Housing Trust Fund. The Senate was  
unable to pass shrinking versions of these provisions as well as  
unemployment insurance for lack of the 60 votes needed to do almost  
anything in that chamber (in H.R. 4213). They were later even unable  
to pass a stripped down bill extending federal UI through November and  
the homebuyers' credit through September, although the homebuyers'  
credit was later extended in a separate voice vote (H.R. 5623).

The Senate's attempt to reinstate the federal unemployment insurance  
program (which was allowed to lapse on June 2) fell one vote short of  
the needed 60, although the final vote to cut off debate and move the  
bill forward was 58-38 because Majority Leader Reid (D-NV) switched  
his vote to no to allow him the option of bringing it up again after  
the July 4 recess. The Senate vote was mostly along party lines, but  
Senators Snowe and Collins (both R-ME) broke ranks to support the  
bill, and Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) voted against it. It is expected  
that the replacement for Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV), who passed away  
on June 26, will provide the needed 60th vote, but a potential court  
challenge to the method of naming his successor makes the timetable  
uncertain.

Those voting no argue that unemployment benefits and the other  
provisions should be paid for with cuts to other programs. The Senate  
leadership did accept proposals to make cuts to pay for many of the  
provisions, but did not try to pay for UI. Economists have urged  
Congress not to cut other programs to pay for UI, since reducing other  
spending will detract from the boost to the economy provided by UI  
benefits. The oft-cited Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's  
Economy.Com, testified before the Senate Finance Committee in April  
that every dollar spent on UI returns $1.61 in economic growth, and  
that a dollar of state aid returns $1.41. But senators anxious to show  
they were concerned about the deficit insisted on more cuts, so the  
Senate leadership proposed a $9.56 billion reduction in SNAP (food  
stamp) benefits that would begin in 2014 as well as other cutbacks, a  
move strongly opposed by advocates. Although these offsetting spending  
cuts were in the bill and the Medicaid aid was reduced from $24  
billion to $16 billion, there still were not enough votes to pass the  
legislation; it failed 57-41.

Republican Members have made a point of seeking cuts in the remaining  
economic recovery funds as a means of paying for unemployment benefits  
or other spending or tax breaks they support. The leadership of the  
House and Senate have opposed ending the use of recovery funding since  
the $34 billion thus far unspent can still be used and the spending is  
still needed to shore up the still fragile economy.

June's one-month drop of more than 650,000 in the civilian labor force  
as more people were discouraged from looking for work added to weak  
home sales and other economic news causing analysts to worry that we  
may really face a double-dip recession. The insistence of a minority  
in Congress on cutting spending to reduce the short-term deficit is  
counter to most economists' recommendations. But their insistence has  
threatened the extension of all the emergency state aid, both for  
Medicaid and for education (see appropriations article in this issue).  
The June unemployment data show that over the past 12 months, there  
has been a loss of 193,000 state and local government jobs. With state  
governments alone facing over $140 billion in budget gaps for FY 2011,  
no additional federal aid will mean hundreds of thousands more jobs  
lost and service cuts potentially affecting millions of vulnerable  
people.

As Congress regroups after its July 12 return, there is growing  
concern that decisions to split apart the jobs legislation may result  
in some of its components being forgotten. In addition to the state  
aid, advocates will continue to press for another year of the TANF  
Emergency Fund, which now is expected to create 200,000 temporary  
subsidized jobs for poor parents by its expiration at the end of  
September, as well as providing aid for families in desperate straits.  
Efforts will also continue to fund youth jobs and the Housing Trust  
Fund. In addition, advocates will re-double their efforts to fight  
against SNAP (food stamps) cuts which are certain to be proposed  
again. When Congress returns, members will want to revive a group of  
expired tax cuts that have in the past been routinely extended and  
that were originally part of the jobs bill H.R. 4213. Although  
combining those tax cuts and the other expiring items did not provide  
the impetus for passage in June, the increasing urgency of the  
economic news may make the difference in July.  (Source:   
www.chn.org/humanneeds)




Intuit's Vibe
Myth of the Day: Benefits Make People Lazy
By Alexander C. Hart


Sharron Angle, the Republican trying to unseat Senate Majority Leader  
Harry Reid, made herself an easy political target when she told an  
interviewer that cutting unemployment benefits was the right thing to  
do: How would you have voted on that bill to extend unemployment  
benefits?

ANGLE: I would have voted no, because the truth about it is that they  
keep extending these unemployment benefits to the point where people  
are afraid to go out and get a job because the job doesn't pay as much  
as the  unemployment benefit does. And what we really need to do is  
put people back to work.

To be fair, though, Angle isn't the first conservative to make this  
suggestion. And her argument has a certain intuitive appeal: Wouldn't  
generous unemployment benefits discourage people from finding work?

In fact, a 1990 _study of unemployment benefits  
(http://www.nber.org/papers/w2741) by Lawrence Katz and David Meyer  
suggested as much: They found a significant link between how long  
people could receive payments and how long people stayed unemployed.  
(For each five to six weeks of extra benefits, people would stay  
unemployed one additional week.) Katz and Meyer also noticed that  
people stopped being unemployed at the same time as their benefits ran  
out proof, it would seem, the more generous benefits encourage people  
to stay jobless.

But subsequent research showed otherwise. A 2007 study  from David  
Card, Raj Chetty, and Andrea Weber took a  closer look at what happens  
to people when their unemployment benefits run out. They don't  
magically find jobs, it turns out. Rather, they simply stop submitting  
the information that would cause the government to count them as  
unemployed.

Remember, to be officially "unemployed," you have to be seeking work.  
And unemployment benefits are only available to people who declare  
they are hunting for a job. Once the benefits run out, people no  
longer bother to make that declaration. (Why go to the trouble, if you  
can't get the benefits anyway?) So the statistics stop counting them  
as jobless even though, as the researchers found, only a tiny fraction  
of workers return to the workforce right when benefits run out.

What's more, Katz himself has said his findings, based on 1970s data,  
aren't relevant to the current situation, when jobs are simply less  
plentiful.  Speaking with Politifact  in 2009, he said, "I strongly  
favor extensions of UI benefits when the labor market is weak and the  
ratio of job seekers to job openings is very high"  According to the  
Economic Policy Institute, there are about five job-seekers for every  
job opening right now. In December 2007, when the recession officially  
began, there were only two job-seekers per opening.

But, hey, we're about to get something like a real-world test of  
Angle's theory.  Thanks to the Republicans and Democrat Ben Nelson,  
hundreds of thousands of people will lose their unemployment benefits  
in the next few weeks. If she's right, a bunch of them will magically  
find jobs just as the benefits run out.  Bets, anybody?  (Alex Hart is  
a reporter-researcher at The New Republic. (Source:  http://www.tnr.com)



News You Use
Bike4Peace

Members of Bike4Peace, an organization established in 2005, are  
bicycling from San Francisco to Washington, DC between July 24 and  
September 22, 2010.  The cross-country ride will demonstrate the  
bicycle as a transformational tool to solve the problems of Climate  
Change, Oil Wars, the Health Crisis, and the Economic Crunch. Along  
the way, riders will facilitate community discussions around the  
question "How can we support each other to live true to our best  
values?"

Bike4Peace began with Ron Toppi as an outgrowth of his search for a  
public sacrifice that could supplant War4Oil.  He was joined by Jesse  
Card and Jeff Stepper; they biked 3500 miles from Everett, WA to  
Washington, DC.  The following year five other cyclists joined the  
group on the long bike trek with more than 100 riders participating  
along the way.

In 2007, four cyclists rode the same northern route with Ron,  
continuing to weave together their supportive network of hosts.  The  
group was met in DC by Catalysts of HOPE, another group of cyclists  
that included 12-year-old Tala, her 2-year-old twin sisters, and their  
mother, Michele Darr, who had pedaled 4500 miles from Oregon.

More people plan to converge with Bike4Peace in Washington, DC for  
World Car-Free Day. Malik Rahim, co-founder of Common Ground will be  
riding up with a group from New Orleans and Atlanta.  Others will ride  
from Seattle/Portland, Boston/New York, Toronto/Detroit/Boston,  
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware or bring their bikes by mass transit  
to meet at the Capitol at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, September 22, 2010.  
Members biking from San Francisco include Cynthia McKinney, six term  
Member of Congress and 2008 Green Party nominee for President.

For more info, including route, schedule and a discussion group, visit  
http://b4p.bbnow.org.  If you would like to bicycle all or part of the  
route, plan a convergence ride, or host riders passing through your  
community, please e-mail bike4peace at googlegroups.com. 



Venue for an Artist
On the Road to a Jobless Recovery (Excerpts)
By David Moberg

Unemployment in the United States currently hovers at 10 percent, and  
more than 17 percent, if involuntary part-time and discouraged  
job-seekers are included. And according to most forecasts, it is  
likely to remain above pre-crisis levels for at least three years.  In  
good times, the economy might generate 400,000 new jobs each month.  
Today, the United States needs about 15 million jobs to make up for  
recession losses, population growth and labor force drop-outs.

It may soon need more. Hundreds of thousands of teachers, and city and  
state workers could be out of a job as a result of budget crunches.  
The Euro zone crisis could spread to the United States, and a weaker  
Euro will hurt US exports. The 2009 stimulus money will be largely  
spent by later this year, eliminating a source of jobs.

Despite record numbers of people being out of work for six months or  
more, the Obama administration and conservative Democrats in  
Congress-spooked by Republican hysteria about deficits and "big  
government"-are failing to address this crisis.

By early June, Congress had only approved a temporary renewal of  
extended unemployment benefits, leaving the long-term jobless with no  
support. Aid to states, school systems and local governments that  
could have saved a couple hundred thousand jobs fell victim to the  
misguided, cynical deficit phobia.

According to a May NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, voters rank job  
creation and economic growth over concern about the deficit and  
government spending 35 percent to 20 percent. And in the midterm  
congressional elections, Democrats could do better than pundits expect  
if they run a jobs-oriented campaign, as union-backed Democrat Mark  
Critz did in his May special election victory in a largely white,  
working-class district of Pennsylvania that voted for John McCain in  
2008.

But Democrats so far have little new to offer voters this year on job  
creation. And NBC pollsters report that 42 percent of Americans do not  
believe that the February 2009 stimulus package will help the economy.

Yet, limited as it was, it worked: The nonpartisan Congressional  
Budget Office estimated the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act  
increased the number of full-time-equivalent jobs in the first quarter  
by 1.8 to 4.1 million. Many voters, however, confuse the Recovery Act  
with the much-loathed bank bailout.

Unemployment in the current downturn reflects two failures of the  
economy-one long-term, one (with luck) short-term.  Over the past  
several decades, labor market inequality and insecurity have grown  
dramatically, as workers have failed to share in the nation's growing  
productivity.  There was no net job growth or, for most workers,  
increased real earnings, in the first decade of this century.

The trends in population groups that were either working or looking  
for work have also shifted. Starting in the 1990s, then accelerating  
in the next decade, men began withdrawing from the labor force. In the  
2000s, after decades of increases, the percentage of women who  
participated in the workforce also declined. On the other hand,  
growing numbers of workers over 55 have taken part in the job market,  
probably out of increased retirement insecurity.

Unlike the quick rebounds from downturns typical after World War II,  
the recessions of the early 1990s and 2001 were followed by two to  
three years of "jobless recovery." The economy simply was not growing  
fast enough to generate sufficient employment (partly due to poor  
public policies).

There were also more permanent dismissals and fewer temporary layoffs.  
Employers were more likely to cut their workforces deeply, even close  
or offshore operations, rather than hold on to experienced workers. In  
the last recession, contrary to old patterns, productivity increased  
rapidly as companies tapped into benefits of computerization or  
business re-organization.

Those trends, which are bad for workers, have intensified in the  
current recession, with the burden falling on African-American, Latino  
and young workers. The unemployment rate for these groups has soared,  
even as they withdraw from the workforce and are not officially  
counted as unemployed. Men have lost jobs more than women, reflecting  
the fates of sectors where they are concentrated (manufacturing and  
construction versus healthcare and education).

Long-term unemployment has hit a post-Depression high. This past  
spring, 45 percent of the unemployed were out of work six months or  
more and 25 percent for more than a year. Unlike some long-term  
jobless, such as ex-offenders or displaced workers who need  
re-training, most of today's long-term unemployed are victims of weak  
growth and economic demand. Longer periods of unemployment are also  
more common because the workforce is more educated (taking time to  
find jobs that fit their skills); less mobile (exacerbated by the  
housing crisis); and older (workers over 55 are less likely to be  
unemployed than younger workers but out longer if they lose their jobs).

The costs of our inability to make job creation a national priority  
are huge, both economically and socially. The whole economy suffers  
from a loss of potential output and the waste of unused talents.  
Governments lose revenue and gain new expenses. Workers seeking a job  
or students entering the job market in a recession compared to a boom  
will lose on average one-fifth or more of their earnings for many  
years. Children of workers who lose their jobs fall behind in school  
and eventually earn less over their lifetimes. The longer workers are  
unemployed, the greater their risk of physical and mental illness,  
suicide, homicide, imprisonment and mortality from various illnesses.

About Me:  David Moberg, a senior editor of In These Times.  He can be  
reached at davidmoberg at inthesetimes.com]



Hood Notes
Standing Up to the Unholy Alliance
By Sen. Russ Feingold

Wall Street and its allies have been calling the shots in Congress for  
decades, so they must be glad to see how things are shaping up on  
financial regulatory reform. Congress is about to vote on a final bill  
that fails to fix the key flaws in the bills passed by both the House  
and Senate. At the start of this process I made clear that I had a  
simple test for financial reform -- will it stop another financial  
meltdown? This bill fails that test, and I won't support legislation  
that fails to protect the people of Wisconsin from the pain of another  
economic disaster. And I don't need to be lectured about this issue by  
people who supported the repeal of Glass-Steagall, which paved the way  
for this terrible recession.

I had hoped I would be able to support the legislation, given the  
clear need for strong reform. I cosponsored a number of critical  
amendments during Senate consideration of the bill including a  
Cantwell-McCain amendment to restore Glass-Steagall safeguards,  
Senator Dorgan's amendment that addressed the problem of "too big to  
fail" financial institutions, and another "too big to fail" reform  
offered by Senators Brown and Kaufman that proposed strict limits on  
the size of those institutions. Each of those amendments would have  
improved the bill significantly, and each of them either failed or was  
blocked from even getting a vote.

After that, it wasn't a close call for me. It would be a huge mistake  
to pass a bill that purports to re-regulate the financial industry but  
is simply too weak to protect people from the recklessness of Wall  
Street. That would be like building an impressive-looking dam without  
telling everyone that it has a few leaks in it. False security is no  
security at all.

Since the Senate bill passed, I have had a number of conversations  
with key members of the administration, Senate leadership and the  
conference committee that drafted the final bill. Unfortunately, not  
once has anyone suggested in those conversations the possibility of  
strengthening the bill to address my concerns and win my support.  
People want my vote, but they want it for a bill that, while including  
some positive provisions, has Wall Street's fingerprints all over it.

In fact, reports indicate that the administration and conference  
leaders have gone to significant lengths to avoid making the bill  
stronger. Rather than discussing with me ways to strengthen the bill,  
for example, they chose to eliminate a levy that was to be imposed on  
the largest banks and hedge funds in order to obtain the vote of  
members who prefer a weaker bill. Nothing could be more revealing of  
the true position of those who are crafting this legislation. They had  
a choice between pursuing a weaker bill or a stronger one. Their  
decision is clear.  On this bill, like the others that preceded it,  
the biggest financial interests have won.

I've seen this too many times before. When I was in the Wisconsin  
State Senate, I chaired the Senate Banking Committee for nearly a  
decade, and fought against enactment of an interstate banking law that  
resulted in the concentration of financial assets and most large  
Wisconsin banks being bought up by even larger out-of-state banks.

Shortly after I came to the U.S. Senate we considered a national  
interstate banking bill, the Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and  
Branching Act of 1994, which accelerated the concentration of  
financial assets, and the creation of "too big to fail" firms. I was  
one of only four senators to oppose that legislation. Five years  
later, I was one of only eight Senators to oppose the  
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the bill that repealed Glass-Steagall and  
paved the way for this disastrous recession, which has been an  
economic nightmare for so many Americans.

Those two measures -- the 1994 law and the 1999 law -- accelerated the  
trend toward increased concentration of financial assets, aggravating  
the problem of "too big to fail." Before those two laws were enacted,  
the six largest U.S. banks had assets equal to 17 percent of our GDP.  
Today the six largest U.S. banks have assets equal to more than 60  
percent of our GDP.

Ultimately, it was the threat of the failure of the nation's largest  
financial institutions that spurred the Wall Street bailout. I opposed  
that measure as well, in part because it was not tied to any  
fundamental reforms of our financial system that would prevent a  
future crisis and the need for another bailout. We could have had a  
much tougher reform package if the bailout had been tied to such a  
measure.

Every single one of those bills caved to Wall Street and the biggest  
financial interests, and so does the current regulatory reform bill.  
Economist Dean Baker called this bill a "fig leaf," and former IMF  
Economist Simon Johnson has slammed the bill's failure to address "too  
big to fail." These experts paint an accurate picture of this bill's  
failings, and frankly those failings shouldn't come as a surprise.  
Many of the critical actors who shaped this bill were present at the  
creation of the financial crisis. They supported the enactment of  
Gramm-Leach-Bliley, deregulating derivatives, even the massive  
Interstate Banking bill that helped grease the "too big to fail"  
skids. It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that the final version of  
the bill looks the way it does, or that I won't fall in line with  
their version of "reform."

This bill caves to Wall Street interests, it doesn't meet the test of  
preventing another financial crisis, and it won't get my vote.   
(Source:  www.huffingtonpost.com)



Mailbox: E-Mails, Faxes and Telephone Calls

Email www.moveon.org ...Yesterday news broke that John Boehner, the  
Republican Leader in the House of Representatives, believes that  
Congress should raise the retirement age to 70 and cut Social Security  
so that we can finance the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.  That's  
right: Boehner told a reporter that he thinks we should cut Social  
Security to pay for war.  And later in the day, several other  
Republicans came out and agreed with him.  The scary thing is: The way  
things are looking, Republicans could actually win enough seats this  
fall to put them in charge and make that vision a reality. So we have  
to send a clear message to representatives in both parties and the  
media: If they plan on raising the retirement age to 70 next year,  
we're going to make sure they're out of work come November.  And we  
have a powerful way to do it?using photos. Can you take a moment to  
print out a sign making clear that you're against raising the  
retirement age to 70 and snap a quick photo of yourself with it? We'll  
deliver them to Congress and use them in online ads. Everything you'll  
need can be found at www.moveon.org.

Email www.wsj.com US Growth Revised Down Again...By Justin LaHart and  
Jeff Bater...The U.S. government revised downward for the second time  
its estimate of economic growth in the first quarter.  Gross domestic  
product, the total output of the nation's goods and services, rose at  
a 2.7% annual rate from the fourth quarter of last year, the Commerce  
Department reported. That was down from an original estimate of 3.2%  
in April and from May's downward revision to an estimate of 3%.  It  
was also down from the fourth quarter, when GDP grew at an annual rate  
of 5.6%.  Consumer spending, a key engine of growth for the economy,  
was less robust than previously thought. Spending rose by 3.0%, down  
from a previous estimate of 3.5%. That revision suggested the economy  
had less momentum heading into the second quarter.  The report also  
showed that companies had built inventories by more in the first  
quarter than earlier estimated, suggesting that they may not have had  
to increase output by as much to meet demand in the second quarter.  A  
survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal in early June showed that  
economists, on average, expected GDP to grow at a 3.6% annual rate in  
the second quarter.  On a positive note, first-quarter corporate  
profits were revised up, rising by 8% from a previously reported 5.5%  
increase. Year over year, earnings were up 34%. Many economists look  
to strong profit growth, which looks to have continued in the second  
quarter, to overcome hesitancy by many businesses to spend and hire.

Email www.ritholtz.com... NFP: Bring Da Noise, Bring in Da Funk...By  
Barry Ritholtz ...Today, we are expecting a very noisy, very funky NFP  
report. That is what the "N" and the "F" stand for in this NFP report:  
Noisy & Funky...Last month, we noted how much the Census data was  
skewing employment reports. The Labor Department had hired ~ 417,000  
more census workers, and that was skewing the numbers. We even said  
you could see a crazy number, as high as ~700k, and you should ignore  
it. The next few months is the unwind of the census hiring.  
Bloomberg's survey of economists had a median estimate of a payroll  
declined of 130,000 in June. Ignore that as well. Given all the noise,  
these estimates are little more than wild-assed guesses. The reporting  
week for NFP does not fit in precisely with the Census layoffs, and so  
we could see a payroll report plus or minus 250k around that number.  
Anything between plus 100k new jobs and minus 400k should not surprise  
traders (but probably will).  One last trader's caveat: Expectations  
for this report have been continually ratcheted down this month.  
Whisper numbers are for an awful data point. Hence, anything less than  
horrible number could spark a relief rally.  It's all about the noise.

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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 06:41:52 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 03:41:52 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The Do's and Don't's list for married couples!
Message-ID: <348058.6616.qm@web38703.mail.mud.yahoo.com>



The thinking is that by the time someone decides to marry or get married,they pretty well understand the do's and don't's of married life.But the truth of the matter is that some who enter marriage lack basic understanding.And because of this lack of basic understanding,many spend years fighting over minute but explostive issues.
?
While no one(that includes me)?can claim to have all that marriage calls for,allow me to share some basic information.Whoever decides to marry or is already ?married will do well to remember the folllowing:
?
1.Remember all the time that? he/she is married.Therefore dress,talk,think,behave and handle oneself as a married person.
2.Have priorities straight. Remember that your priority need to follow this pattern: God,your spouse and others.
3.Discontinue relationships with former boyfriends/girl friends.Photos need to be discarded and sending each other love letters and calling each other like before need to stop.
4.Respect your spouse,treat him/her nicely and do away with abusive/cursing language.
5.Be home on time.If you should be late for any reasons,please call.
6.Remember that once married,there are duties that you alone are supposed to carry on/perform.If you ignore or neglect such duties,?then someone else un licensed will sure do it. If that happens,you are to blame
7.Put away all kinds of ego and treat your spouse as an equal.
8.Never leave God out of your marriage.Many who fail in marriage do so at the point they forget their God,the originator and sustainer of marriage.
?
Let us avoid doing things that?make married life regretable.
?
Pastor Birai
www.pastorbirai.com


      

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From annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 06:34:43 2010
From: annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com (anne mbugua)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 03:34:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Cinnamon and Honey
In-Reply-To: <642892.36592.qm@web54605.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <456181.85975.qm@web65405.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>


Hi Lizz can you pliz explain coz sielewi what I part cinnamon and I part raw honey means .Can i buy just the cinamon powder from supa? napia honey ya supa?
--- On Fri, 2/7/10, Liz Irungu <lizmus2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Liz Irungu <lizmus2001 at yahoo.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Cinnamon and Honey
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 9:49 AM


?
?
Cinnamon and Honey formula for weight loss:
This should be prepared at night before going to bed.

1. Use 1 part cinnamon to 2 parts raw honey. 1/2 tsp cinnamon to 1 tsp honey is recommended but can use more or less as long as in the ratio of 1 to 2. --- so 1 tsp cinnamon to 2 tsp raw honey is ok too as an example.

2. Boil 1 cup...that is 8 oz of water.

3. Pour water over cinnamon and cover and let it steep for 1/2 hour..(30 minutes)

4. Add honey now that it has cooled. Never add honey when it is hot as the heat will destroy the enzymes and other nutrients in the raw honey.

5. Drink 1/2 of this directly before going to bed. The other 1/2 should be covered and refrigerated.

6. In the morning drink the other half that you refirgerated...but do not re-heat it...drink it cold or at room temp only.

Do not add anything else
 to this recipe. No lemon, no lime, no vinegar. It is not necessary to drink it more time in a day...it is only effective on an empty stomach and primarily at night.

This works for most people. Inches are lost before any measurement on the scales. This program will cause significant inches lost...but you will reach a plateau and may not lose anymore. This is because the cinnamon and honey cause a cleansing effect in the digestive tract and cleans out parasites and other fungus and bacteria that slow down the digestion...causing a toxic build up. (Lowers pH) Once this is all cleaned out then you will most likely have the weight loss slow down.

Other side effects from a cleansing can occur because of toxins being released...if this occurs, cut back on how much you use or take a break.

Additionally people report increased energy, more sex drive, and feeling happier/mood
 enhancer.


      



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Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.

?

The agenda shall be

?

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends

2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.

3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

?

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

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See you there!

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From annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 06:58:26 2010
From: annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com (anne mbugua)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 03:58:26 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] some questions on the draft
In-Reply-To: <4c2a0b8c.0a528c0a.2d1c.ffffc76bSMTPIN_ADDED@gmr-mx.google.com>
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Damn i wish my names doesnt read like urs coz me am YES person.Goshhh!!! which draft are you reading from.stop this lies let kenyans read for themselves.tafadhali tu!!!

--- On Tue, 29/6/10, Anne Mbugua <anmbugua at musyimilaw.com> wrote:

From: Anne Mbugua <anmbugua at musyimilaw.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] some questions on the draft
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 29 June, 2010, 4:04 PM




 
 


 

 

 

 

 

 







? 


 
  Does the constitution fully guarantee the
      protection of the right to life??? NO 
 


 ? 

?????????
Section 71 of the current
Constitution states the circumstances under which life can be taken away. 

?????????
Instead of stating the
circumstances, the PCK states that life can be taken away by any other Written
Law subordinate to the constitution which includes an Act of Parliament,
International treaty or convention. Euthanasia, assisted suicide can come
through such laws.  

?????????
For abortion, the
child?s life can be taken away on the strength of an unchecked opinion by paramedics who include nurses, community health worker and by any other written law. 

?????????
The PCK opens the door for unchecked abortion. 

 ? 

2. Are our expectant women safe? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Why? The person to make the decision and carry out abortion which is to
a large extent a surgery need not be a
doctor. What if due to his/her limited knowledge and experience
he/she is wrong? What if complications arose?  

 ? 

3. Does PCK safeguard against manipulative acquisition of
citizenship by non deserving person. NO 

 ? 

?????????
Under article 14 (4)
presumes any child under the 8 years whose nationality and parents are not
known to be a citizen of by birth.  

 ? 

4. Do we have complete freedom of conscience, religion and belief? NO 

 ? 

?????????
The hitherto right to propagate religion and the
right to convert from one
religion to another safeguarded in the current constitution has been curtailed.
This is despite the religious organizations agitating for express inclusion of
the same. 

 ? 

 ? 

 ? 

5. Can religious organizations establish exclusive institutions for
purposes of advancing or enjoying their religion without a challenge?
NO. 

 ? 

?????????
Article 32(3) says that a
person may not be denied access to any
institution employment or facility, or enjoyment of any right,
because of the person?s belief or religion.  

 ? 

?????????
However only the Kadhis
court would enjoys the exclusivity. 

 ? 

 ? 

?????????
Comparing section 78 of the
Current Constitution and PCK there is a radical, unjustified and suspicious
shrink of the above right. 

 ? 

 ? 

6. Does the draft constitution establish and uphold religious
equality? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Because it has entrenched
one religious institution in the Supreme Law of the land at the exclusion of
all others. 

 ? 

?????????
Because it has refused to
state categorically that the state will treat all religions equally. 

 ? 

 ? 

7. Does the draft constitution establish a Bill of right for all? NO!  

 ? 


 The
     provisions of the bill of rights on equality are qualified where Muslim
     law is applicable in matters relating to personal law, marriage, divorce
     and inheritance in a Kadhis
       Court . 


 ? 

8. Will all our Legislation be with representation? Will
 Kenya 
exercise sovereign power directly or indirectly through democratically elected
representatives in all law making processes? NO. 

 ? 


 Under
     article 2 (6) Treaties and conventions ratified and domesticated without
     Parliament involvement will become part of the Law of Kenya under the Constitution. 


 ? 

9. Is Kenya 
safeguarded from importation or development of Laws that would approve and
recognize practices that are socially unacceptable such as gay rights? NO 

 ? 


 They
     can come through international treaties and conventions. 
 The courts are intended to
     ?develop the Law with intention to promote the ???? values
     that underlie an ?open and democratic
     society.? 
 The
     Draft constitution which intends to protect and promote the needs of the
     minorities has not defined who minorities are. Would this include sexual
     minorities such as lesbians and gays? 
 The
     clause expressly forbidding gay marriages in the Bomas and Wako draft were
     omitted. 


 ? 

 ? 

10. Does the constitution expressly prohibit gay unions or
marriages? NO.
 

 ? 

?????????
Despite the agitation by
the church, the Committee of Experts failed to include the express provision
forbidding gay marriages, which was in the Bomas and the Wako draft. 

 ? 

11. Does the draft constitution guarantee preservation and
protection of social morals? NO 

 ? 

?????????
The right to freedom of
expression and freedom of media are not qualified on the grounds of public morality despite the fact that section 79 (2)
of the current constitution does so and many Kenyans were for the
qualification.  

 ? 

12. Is parental right to discipline the children safeguarded? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Article 29 of the PCK
states that no person should be subjected to corporal punishment. Does that
include parental disciplinary chastisement? 

 ? 

 ? 

 ? 

13. Is it guaranteed that media will be prevented from
disrespecting your rights and reputation? NO 

?????????
Article 34 (1) only limits
the freedom of media in case of propaganda for war, incitement to violence,
hate speech and advocacy of hatred and not to rights and reputation of others
covered under article 33 (3) 

You
have to litigate on the strength of the right to privacy. 

14. Can media be penalized where it unfairly airs or disseminate
unjust or malicious information? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Article 34(b) says the
state shall not penalize any person for any opinion or view or the content of
any broadcast, publication or dissemination. 

 ? 

15. Is the freedom to preach and express opinion against immorality
or engage in advocacy without prosecution protected? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Whereas the freedom of
expression should not extend to hate speech, there are jurisdictions where the
words hate speech has
been used to stifle condemnation of socially unacceptable practices such as gay
practice. 

 ? 

 ? 

16. Is the accused person protected from prolonged detention? NO.  

 ? 

?????????
Article 49 (g) states that
an accused person has the right at the first court appearance, to be charged or
informed of the reason of the detention
continuing or to be released. No time limit has been set for the continued detention. 

 ? 

17. Do children owe parents any duty under the PCK? NO.  

?????????
Article 53 confers rights
to Children with no corresponding obligations 

 ? 

18. Under the PCK, would the tax payer be free from heavier taxes
in future? NO 

 ? 

?????????
Members of Parliament have
tremendously increased from 220 to 417 which translates to bigger wage bill for
Kenyans. 

?????????
Under article 209, the
National and the County 
 Governments will levy
taxes on Kenyans. 

?????????
The National Government and
the County
 Governments may Levy charges for
services. 

 ? 

 ? 

Will
all judges be vetted by parliament? NO 

Only
the CJ and the Deputy CJ. See article 166. 

 ? 

19. Is it true that if we do not pass the PCK now we will never
have another opportunity to make a new constitution? NO  

 ? 

?????????
It is our process and we
can build consensus on the contentious issues and re-vote as soon as we decide. 

 ? 

20. Is it true that without a new constitution we will have
challenges in organizing and conducting free and fair election in 2012?NO.  

 ? 

We
can still redraft and vote in new constitution before 2012. If that is not achieved
before then, we will not be stranded. We have a Constitution and an Act of
Parliament that governs Presidential and Parliamentary elections. If there is
need for further constitutional intervention, parliament can amend the
Constitution and or the Act as they have done on many occasion and provide for
it. the amendment would only requires 2/3 majority. 

 ? 

21. Can we easily amend the PCK after passing it? NO.  

 ? 

?????????
It requires 1 million
signatures of registered Voters. It will be impossible for an individual to initiate the popular
initiative amendment process. Where would an individual get 1 million
signatures of registered voters. Besides, would an individual have the finances
to push the countrywide amendment process to a successful end. 

?????????
The bill must be approved
by majority of the 47 counties after which it should be tabled before the two
houses of parliament.? If the majority of the parliamentarians approve it,
it passes. However, if the house fail to pass the bill or the bill relate to
the  

a)??????????
Supremacy of the constitution, 

b)???????????

territory
 of Kenya,
 

c)???????????
sovereignty of the people,  

d)???????????
national values,  

e)???????????
principles of governance, , 

f)?????????????
the bill
of rights,  

g)???????????
term of office of
president,  

h)???????????
independence of the
judiciary,  

i)?????????????
functions of parliament,  

j)?????????????
the objects 

k)???????????
principles and structure of
devolved government,  

l)?????????????
and the provisions of
amendments 

 ? 

The proposed amendment shall be submitted to the
people in a referendum.  

The amendment process is political. One has to deal
with politicians at all levels. What if there is no political will? 

?????????
Why pass PCK hoping to
amend it despite the obvious challenges? 

 ? 

????????????????
22. Can we amend the PCK immediately
after the referendum? NO 

This can only be done after the
next elections when the counties have come into place! 

 ? 

23. Will we have a repeat of 2007 election violence if the PCK does
not pass? IT DEPENDS ON YOU 

 ? 

?????????
It is the duty of every
Kenyan to determine how we should behave and to create a peaceful tomorrow.
Let?s say NO to violence. 

?????????
Kenyans have matured and
should not allow incitement for sectarian interests. 

?????????
Parliament can amend the
current constitution or amend/enact any other legislation which may be
necessary for enhancement of the democratic space and smoothness of the electoral
process.  

?????????
Even if the PCK passes, it
is not a perfect and will not address all issues or concerns of Kenyans.  

?????????
Either way, we need a
paradigm shift. Good law is important but it?s not the only thing needed for good governance. 

 ? 

 ? 

With best regards! 

 ? 

 ? 

Anne
Mbugua 

Partner 

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Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.

?

The agenda shall be

?

1.	Getting to now one another & making friends

2.	Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.

3.	Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.

?

For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org

?

See you there!

?

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?

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From: jeanotte04 at hotmail.com (Wambui ndirangu)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 10:59:20 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Need a well established Advertising/Commercial/
	acting Agent
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From aliceatamba at hotmail.com  Mon Jul  5 07:00:45 2010
From: aliceatamba at hotmail.com (alice atamba)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 11:00:45 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
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for heaven sake you carry ten shillings as an offering ?
 


Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 09:34:40 +0300
Subject: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
From: hmumia at gmail.com
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; hmumia at gmail.com

Folks Goddammit,
On Sunday I went to Church. Yes, i did go so Nairobi Lighthouse Church along Jogoo Road. And this was after a long long time. What i witnessed there confirmed to me my fears!! That Kenya, and largely Africans have been enslaved by religion. And our youth, our future is at risk here!


Picture this folks: When i first entered the church hall, it did not come as a surprise that the music was loud, it was actually poisonously loud. The music was so loud, you could hardly talk to your neighbor. Whats the point here? Suppose i had come with my grand-ma for some healing, some spiritual expectation, for my grand-ma to maybe become close to God in her last days, how would he relate to the loud music? He would wonder whether this was a church or a goddamn  discotheque. She would prefer to pray form home.


But what sickened me, more that the thought that my grand-ma could not come for blessings because of the noise, was the fact that young couples, men and women, would come with their 1yr, 2yr, 7 months children goddammit!! These were breast feeding toddlers!!! The child is struggling to sleep and you bring him/ her here in this noise in the name of praising God!! What could possibly be worse? Who would do this to his child goddammit, unless you are totally enslaved by religion? Where are our husband? I could beat my wife for this ---- trust me!!!


Then came the dance by our energetic young men and women. What the hell were they doing there "Dancing for God?" What I saw were young men and women being used commercially to sell the Churches agenda. Because at the end of the dance, were CDs costing 500 Shs that the Church members were meant to buy. I think the dance had been on the DVD or something..... Our young men could use their energies better analyzing the proposed draft. 


Anyhow, i had carried only about 10 Kshs for offering. But when i was given an envelop with about four variations of offering that i was supposed to give, i was taken aback. First putting 10 bob into an envelop was looking a bit ridiculous. So i declined to contribute. But it has to be clear that by dividing the offering into four groups was yet another strategy to have the congregation contribute as much as possible. This is corruption.


But finally, there was an usher, i think a church leader who had worn a shirt with the following inscriptions: "ABORTION IS GENOCIDE". You understand where i am coming from. You see this form of message has a devastating effect on the gullible congregation. They are subtly telling the Church to vote NO for the draft!! 


Now men and women of God, the white cloth, the evangelists, what more must i say, to convince you that religion may be the worst enemy of the third world?  


      
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From e78liza at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 08:01:25 2010
From: e78liza at yahoo.com (Elizabeth Ngatia)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 05:01:25 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] SQ RIARA RD.
Message-ID: <19868.44483.qm@web110411.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

Attached please find to let


      

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From abierocarole at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 08:07:32 2010
From: abierocarole at yahoo.com (ABBY OTIENO)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 05:07:32 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] HOW COME KAMBA CHICKS NEVER WINS MISS KENYA NOT
	EVEN MISS MACHAKOS?
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I have realised that people can be sooo cruel in answering questions in here, i thought we were young professionals. This guy Ndunya just said if he is wrong he begs to be helped hence he used the word PLEASE. Sasa mambo ya ignorance and?clarification?mmmmh tena imetokea wapi and he wanted some help??Thats why i like Tanzanians/Ugandans?ni wakarimu kweli, they dont just?get into matters for publicity/attention. They watch what they say. Was it wrong to just answer that question directly rather than putting the word ignorance/clarification etc?

my take lol and i dont need a reply please.

Abby??




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From: Nankhi <nankhi at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 11:51:09 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] HOW COME KAMBA CHICKS NEVER WINS MISS KENYA NOT EVEN MISS MACHAKOS?


Ndotte Peter,
Kwani Yolanda Masinde alikuwa mnyama kutoka? Check your facts before you advertise your ignorance........................

?
?
?
?
"When you realize who matters, who never did and who never will you are happy"!? Happy New year folks!





________________________________
From: ndotte peter <ndottep2002 at yahoo.co.uk>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 1:15:30 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] HOW COME KAMBA CHICKS NEVER WINS MISS KENYA NOT EVEN MISS MACHAKOS?


Its the Luhyias who have not and will never win bwauty contexts for natural reason. It requires one to cross their legs..... these gals have sohuge Micheline to be able to do that.

--- On Sun, 4/7/10, Mutheu Kisilu <kathesya at gmail.com> wrote:


>From: Mutheu Kisilu <kathesya at gmail.com>
>Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] HOW COME KAMBA CHICKS NEVER WINS MISS KENYA NOT EVEN MISS MACHAKOS?
>To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>Date: Sunday, 4 July, 2010, 13:40
>
>
>hey miss tourism in 2002 or it 3 not sure which year it was. Though she was from Machakos. One hazel Nzisa Nzioki. So please clarify what you mean. and she is kamba too.
>
>Mutheu
>
>
>On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 2:58 PM, Jectone Ndunya <jacknyaiga at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>Good People,
>>
>>I have always cherished our ladies from Kamba land, what with the kind of challenge they pose to chilez from other areas, Its needless to mention how well they are endowed with love, beauty and they come with other goodies men would want to see in a woman. But this has not been traslated in the nation beauty contests as most of them never see the light of day no matter how much they are endowed. Could some one been unfair to our Kamba chicks in beaty contests? 
>>
>>Am just wondering loud please help me here if am wrong......
>> 
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>>3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
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>?
>The agenda shall be
>?
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>2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our Structures.
>3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
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From e78liza at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 08:11:05 2010
From: e78liza at yahoo.com (Elizabeth Ngatia)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 05:11:05 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Duvets & Duvet covers
Message-ID: <775360.34532.qm@web110404.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

The chilly weather is
here with us again. For nice warm nights, call 0722 782531 and get yourself a
cozy duvet for 2,500 or duvet covers for 1,200.


      

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From abierocarole at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 08:41:16 2010
From: abierocarole at yahoo.com (ABBY OTIENO)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 05:41:16 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Duvets & Duvet covers
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Elizabeth i would love to get a duvet cover, i love bright colors please advice me if you can deliver to my office i will appreciate. 6x6 is the size of my bed. 

thanks
Abby




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From: Elizabeth Ngatia <e78liza at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 3:11:05 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Duvets & Duvet covers


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From youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 10:19:12 2010
From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 17:19:12 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Become a fan of YP Facebook Page
Message-ID: <AANLkTilqKfnDDL4P2Bn5M1MBwBb0KA5fbHhm06kN4vBh@mail.gmail.com>

Hi YPs,
Become a fan of YP Facebook Page below.

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From angelwmithi at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 09:31:19 2010
From: angelwmithi at yahoo.com (angela mithi)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 06:31:19 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Tender application
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Hi guys
I'm looking for someone who is experienced in tender filling or application 
.Must have proven record of having written successful tenders,and able to give 
accurate estimates.Needed on a need be basis.
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 10:07:01 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 07:07:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?
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There are certain individuals(parents,children,siblings and friends)who do everything possible to ignore any and all kinds of advise.They instead go a head and do certain things over and over again even when they know very well that with time they will be in trouble with the law. 
?
?When they are finally caught what is one supposed to do? Bail them out or just leave them to spend time behind bars so as to learn their lesson? What is the best thing here? Anyone with ideas that he/she would like to share?
?
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From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 18:15:13 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI]
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Date: Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 3:20 PM
Subject: INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI]
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com


 > Dear Partner,

> RE: INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING AND FUND RAISING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI AT
> MILIMANI HOTEL, OPP KENYA ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION (OFF VALLEY ROAD)
> FROM  WED 21ST- FRID 23RD JULY 2010.
>
> Training Objective: To impart proposal writing and fund raising skills to
> program officers in development organizations in Africa.
>
> Training Justification
>
> Development organizations depend on fund raising skills and efforts to
> survive. In the absence of good ideas and skilled proposal development
> staff, most organizations and their programmes cannot survive for long.
>
> Public perceptions about the excesses and big consumerism by the NGOs and
> the United Nations Staff is only a mirage to thousands of struggling
> Organizations that contribute immensely to peace building, illiteracy,
> poverty and disease reduction.
>
> The truth of the matter is that programme
> and fund raising officer?s work tirelessly to keep their organizations
> afloat. In the absence of good ideas, effective fund raising skills and
> strategies most organizations will not grow and collapse in the formative
> years. The key most important skill that an organization must have is an
> effective fund raising manager. Fund raising in the development sector
> is a very competitive and equally labor intensive. CBOS/ NGOs like
> businesses must therefore market themselves and have innovative and
> effective strategies for successful programming. During the fund raising
> activities, there are key skills and tips that programme officers must
> learn to win grants especially in the call for proposals.
>
> Organizations grow when they master the art of proposal development and
> project management thereby attracting more grants. Program officers and
> leaders of NGO/ CBO need to appreciate that proposal writing and fund
> raising is an art that must be mastered. No matter the good intention
> and the vision of the NGO and CBO founders and management may have, the
> driving force for the organization is proposal writing, fund raising and
> effective project management skills.
>
> Most donors funding programmes in the region are already concerned about
> exit strategies and sustainability for many projects under
> Implementation. One of the ways to guarantee sustainability is capacity
> building in the project management and fund raising area as funds have
> become very competitive. Donors and organizations must invest in fund
> raising skills for their staff in the short and long term as part
> of the project sustainability plan.
>
>
> Program officers attending the training will get hands on skills in the
> following areas;
>
> 1. Project Design and Proposal Writing
> 2. Work Plan Development
> 3. Budget Development
> 4. Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation
> 5. Fund Raising Tips
>
> Organizational Capacity Statement
> Capacity Africa is an organization that was registered in 1996 by a group
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>
> Expected Outcome:
>
> Participants will acquire skills and important tips necessary for
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> Negotiations with donors.
>
> Training Cost
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> The training will cost USD 300 only.( KSHS 23,000/-). The fee caters for
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>
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>
> Combination of lectures, didactics exercise, role plays, group working and
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> his/her proposal for fundraising.
>
> If you are interested in participating in the Nairobi workshop, kindly
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>
> Ms Pamela Ngugi
>
> Capacity Africa Training Institute
>
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>
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>
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From kamandejoyce at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 08:38:53 2010
From: kamandejoyce at gmail.com (joyce kamande)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 09:38:53 -0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Asians should treat workers with respect
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The funny part is the rich asians in kenya dont even come close to the
rich in india.My bestfriend is a very rich indian and he treats his
workers with the utmost respect and more so treats me like royalty.He
pays double the salary compared to other companies in the same
field.He donates to charities on condition they dont mention his
name...so asians in kenya just suffer from inferiority complex coz in
india they are low lives.

On 7/5/10, keziah kariuki <kenjoki at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Kenyans should know that all the Asian people in Kenya just boast for
> nothing.  the country I ive in, Indians are the one who sweep the floors for
> us, kazi ya mjengo, house maids and all the old jobs in the world.  We
> deserve respect and we should not even fear them because they come from
> places they don't want to go back.  We should be proud of who we are because
> we are much better than them.  The company I work for car washer and the
> driver are all Indians and Asians so let then know that we are better off
> and we deserve the best otherwise they can pack and leave our country in
> peace.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 02:43:52 -0700
> From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca
> Subject: [YP_Ke] Asians should treat workers with respect
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>
>
>
>
> We Kenyans should put Asians on notice that they must respect their workers.
> They should not be treating workers as garbage. One day we will get upset
> and decude to do something about it.
>
>  Courage,
> Maurice
>
>
>
>
>
>
> From: Catherine Akinyi <kathy.kathy72 at gmail.com>
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 2:56:46 AM
> Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
>
> Sometimes I wonder why the Government doesnt have pay control for
> companies. Most Asian companies also dismiss workers and send them
> without pay.
> Cathy
> Travel Consultant
>
> On 7/4/10, Catherine Akinyi <kathy.kathy72 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> What about the asian companies that frustrate kenyans by paying them
>> so little as compared to the profits made? The asians are the reason
>> for increase in SLUMS in Kenya!
>>
>> On 7/3/10, joseph kenneth <josephkennethm at yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> Martin can you please name and shame this parastatal plus it C.EO.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ________________________________
>>> From: MARTIN BIWOTT <biwottmartin at gmail.com>
>>> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>>> Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 12:04:20 PM
>>> Subject: [YP_Ke] UNDUE DISMISSAL
>>>
>>> Hi guys!
>>> As i write these piece iam in a worst of moods becaus of  what i want to
>>> post here.It is a bout how a certain government parastatal treated its
>>> staff
>>> who had served these parastatal for more than 10 years and were just
>>> dismissed off from their respective duties without any valid reasons.The
>>> staff of these institution were called for abrief meeting and as they
>>> were
>>> leaving, they were each given their dismissal letters and told to go pack
>>> their belongings and to laeve their former place of work with ommediate
>>> effect.Its a big shame to the so called Board Of Governers who did not
>>> consider about the future of the peope who stood by their side through
>>> thick
>>> and thin and who worked for long hours to make the organization a success
>>> and one of the best government parastatal in  the country.Is this the
>>> working nation that we the young guys lok upto and also to make vision
>>> 2030
>>> a success.
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From swawe_ke at yahoo.com  Mon Jul  5 11:56:48 2010
From: swawe_ke at yahoo.com (Steve Waweru)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 08:56:48 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?
Message-ID: <17180.82821.qm@web38808.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Pastor Birai,

This a very touching and valid argument especially for we parents.  We sometimes 
have too much information.  How do we sort the Wheat from the Chaff?  How do we 
define and establish a source of advice to be genuine or not genuine?  When is 
too much advice dangerous?  Does the tone and the setting of the advice 
determine how the receiver  envisages the pieces of advice.  

God has taken time to give us guidelines, especially in the first 15 chapters of 
the book of proverbs on how we should live within our family's and in the family 
of God's children.  This is my take on this.

1.  No child of God is created as a bad seed.  The manure that was used to 
culture the growth may not have been used well.
2.  A person who does not heed to advice is a reflection of the person giving 
it.
3.  No person is ever void of advice and so if one is not heeding advice he/she 
is getting "better" advice somewhere else.
4.  Laws of the land are made equal for everyone.
  
Bail them out if you can see the consequences of their arrest to their future 
life.  Just like Jesus bailed us out with his blood and our heavenly Father 
bails us out every other day.  Then look for alternative ways to give the 
advice.

Let peace prevail

Steve  




________________________________
From: Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com>
To: Young professionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 7:07:01 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?


There are certain individuals(parents,children,siblings and friends)who do 
everything possible to ignore any and all kinds of advise.They instead go a head 
and do certain things over and over again even when they know very well that 
with time they will be in trouble with the law. 

 
 When they are finally caught what is one supposed to do? Bail them out or just 
leave them to spend time behind bars so as to learn their lesson? What is the 
best thing here? Anyone with ideas that he/she would like to share?
 
Pr Birai
www.pastorbirai.com 

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From muitawangoko at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 14:26:57 2010
From: muitawangoko at gmail.com (Muita Wangoko)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 20:26:57 +0200
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa.
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@Kuria,

Let me assure you that my *ndinakukonda* is fine.  She narrated to me how
some 'wolves' have been trying to sniff on her way, but being the
smart-headed she is, she has been able to beat them out of her way.  If
there is one credit I give to this woman is her sharp kind of thinking which
sometimes would get her into trouble if it happens to collide with mine
which has more propulsion than anybody else's.  It cannot be denied that
Mheshimiwa could be one of this 'wolves'.

She has been nagging me all to much and the more I warn her the more she
gets even more energy to annoy me.  Atumia angi ni ta ngamu(some women are
like the glue) - They will dismiss you and yet cling on you later after that
part of memory is erased.  I told her that what   I do on this other side is
none of her business but what she does on the other side is half of my
business.   Kuria, I am simply overwhelmed by you know what on this other
side.  Hitlerlets are falling over themselves for me - I simply can't take
more and so I request you to help in getting someone to come and assist me.
 The best candidate to send here is of course none other than Nyongesa the
least sane one, yours truly being the most sane one.  He is the
self-proclaimed chairman of ladies so he falsely believes - very wrong.  Let
him come her and bring the 'compe' as Wangoko Jnr will say, ' kompe ni
kompre roho safi' . This is one language that I still struggle to
understand.  Anyway, all said and not done, I will try my best.

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Regards,
./Muita Wangoko:

-The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
age - The Call of Cthulhu
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+


On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 17:57, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Muita,
> Please fuata nyayo za Mheshimiwa. You left your family under his care and
> is demanding that you fuata his nyayo. It is too late to reject his demands
> for you to fuata nyayo unless you want to airlift your family to Hitlerland.
> He is behaving like those ngati (homeguards) who took over wives and
> children of mau mau fellows fighting in the forests. They also took their
> property but were soft on those agreed to fuata nyayo (mostly
> watermelons-those who wanted to eat from both sides). By the time they
> returned home after independence, even their own children didnt want to be
> associated with them. First they were in horrible shape, thanks to the many
> days without proper food and shower and were landless and wifeless since the
> ngatis had taken their wives and children. Fortunately you are taking
> showers and sending Deutsche Marks and Euros unlike the Mau Mau who could
> only afford to send some of their hairs and beards for use in making ropes.
> Hope you dont end up being like a lady I worked with who went abroad to
> study and was sending money to her boyfriend who was taking care of their
> daughter but the money went also to his other girlfriend. They invested the
> money in real estate and so when she returned she lost her mind (and her
> money and boyfriend. Fortunately she got back her daughter who was in very
> bad shape due to eating mbaya sana).
>
> Please do as Mheshimiwa says. If you really want to know the importance of
> following direction and nyayo, watch a movie which came out a week or so
> ago, Knight and Day starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. You know Tom
> Cruise makes very good movie. Watch another one made in your adapted country
> which he acted and is anti-Hitler, Valkrie. You should be watching movies
> instead of spending all your free time with German women.
>
> Now a question I meant to ask you sometimes back which is abit personal but
> I would rather ask you openly instead of discussing it behind your back.
> Were you in your right mind to leave your wife with Mheshimiwa? He is a big
> joke and have been wondering why you want him joke with your wife. Why in
> hell would want to poacher to be in charge of your game park? You left a
> leopard to guard your sheep? Fuata nyayo. A Mkamba would tell you, "Wi
> mutukanu pio" (You are very mixed:)
>
> Kuria
>
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 6:11 PM, Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Good people,
>>
>> Mheshimiwa is, as they say, only human.  In other words he is bi-pedal and
>> this I can certainly confirm since once upon a time he drowned in some
>> Ruaraka waters under my watch.  Some people feel good when thy call him
>> Josh.  It is a good name though.  Curiously enough, he does not know that.
>>  He tells me that he has what it takes to be a Mheshimiwa.  But I am afraid
>> he has not been able to convince me.  For instance, he asked me or rather
>> requested me to *fuata nyayo za Mheshimiwa - *but he simply does not know
>> where he may lead me or you and this can be pretty dangerous and because of
>> this, he got somehow discourage and now wants to support other people, and
>> mark you, humans beings just like him - and in particular one human being
>> that only him can best describe.
>>
>> Human beings are great dreamers and will always remind each other that it
>> is vitally important to dream and ensure you atleast realise the dream.  And
>> so most people spend their entire lifetime still trying to capture the
>> reality of the dream, unfortunately, most if not all wink the last having
>> not even known what the dream was about but what the dream should have been.
>> Mheshimwa has a unique dream that many learn when the get at the age of 10 -
>> he wants to be a president.  Presidents to me are not actually meant to rule
>> but to drive away attention of the public from the matters public.
>>
>> However, I respect the fact that you are a dreamer but unlike you and
>> others, I am not a dream simply because I feel it is wrong for me to dream
>> in this particular universe.
>>
>> ...Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa at your own risk!
>>
>>
>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>> Regards,
>> ./Muita Wangoko:
>>
>> -The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
>> human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
>> ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
>> we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
>> have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
>> dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
>> our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
>> revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
>> age - The Call of Cthulhu
>>
>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>
>> --
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>> Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this
>> Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>>
>> The agenda shall be
>>
>> 1. Getting to now one another & making friends
>> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
>> Structures.
>> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>>
>> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
>> francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>>
>> See you there!
>>
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>
>
>
> --
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>
>
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>
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From antombeks at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 16:51:11 2010
From: antombeks at gmail.com (ANTONY MBAYAKI)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 23:51:11 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] some questions on the draft
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"Yes" team should not be hostile. A good debator listens and answers the
opponent soberly but does not stop him/her. Let everybody air their views.
who knows they could be the ones saving you. That is why one British prime
minister(could be Chruchil) said, " I may not like what you say but will
protect every right for you to say it". (something like it). When you become
hostile check yourself.Could it be that the "NO" have touched on something
you are ignorant about but your hard/dogmantic stand has refused to agree
with your consience/inner man because of the love you have for your
politician?.
Antony


On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 1:58 PM, anne mbugua <annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>   Damn i wish my names doesnt read like urs coz me am YES person.Goshhh!!!
> which draft are you reading from.stop this lies let kenyans read for
> themselves.tafadhali tu!!!
>
> --- On *Tue, 29/6/10, Anne Mbugua <anmbugua at musyimilaw.com>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Anne Mbugua <anmbugua at musyimilaw.com>
> Subject: [YP_Ke] some questions on the draft
>
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, 29 June, 2010, 4:04 PM
>
>
>  * *
>
>     1. Does the constitution fully guarantee the protection of the right
>       to life?   NO
>
>
>
> ?         Section 71 of the current Constitution states the circumstances
> under which life can be taken away.
>
> ?         Instead of stating the circumstances, the PCK states that life
> can be taken away by any other Written Law subordinate to the constitution
> which includes an Act of Parliament, International treaty or convention.
> Euthanasia, assisted suicide can come through such laws.
>
> ?         For abortion, the child?s life can be taken away on the strength
> of an unchecked opinion by paramedics who include nurses, community health
> worker and *by any other written law*.
>
> ?         The PCK opens the door for unchecked abortion.
>
>
>
> 2. Are our expectant women safe? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Why? The person to make the decision and carry out abortionwhich is to a large extent a surgery need
> not be a doctor. What if due to his/her limited knowledge and experience
> he/she is wrong? What if complications arose?
>
>
>
> 3. Does PCK safeguard against manipulative acquisition of citizenship by
> non deserving person. NO
>
>
>
> ?         Under article 14 (4) presumes any child under the 8 years whose
> nationality and parents are not known to be a citizen of by birth.
>
>
>
> 4. Do we have complete freedom of conscience, religion and belief? NO
>
>
>
> ?         The hitherto right to propagate religion and the right to
> convert from one religion to another safeguarded in the current
> constitution has been curtailed. This is despite the religious organizations
> agitating for express inclusion of the same.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 5. Can religious organizations establish exclusive institutions for
> purposes of advancing or enjoying their religion without a challenge? NO.
>
>
>
> ?         Article 32(3) says that a person may not be denied access to any
> institution employment or facility, or enjoyment of any right, because of
> the person?s belief or religion.
>
>
>
> ?         However only the Kadhis court would enjoys the exclusivity.
>
>
>
>
>
> ?         Comparing section 78 of the Current Constitution and PCK there
> is a radical, unjustified and suspicious shrink of the above right.
>
>
>
>
>
> 6. Does the draft constitution establish and uphold religious equality? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Because it has entrenched one religious institution in the
> Supreme Law of the land at the exclusion of all others.
>
>
>
> ?         Because it has refused to state categorically that the state
> will treat all religions equally.
>
>
>
>
>
> 7. Does the draft constitution establish a Bill of right for all? NO!
>
>
>
>    - The provisions of the bill of rights on equality are qualified where
>    Muslim law is applicable in matters relating to personal law, marriage,
>    divorce and inheritance in a Kadhis Court .
>
>
>
> 8. Will all our Legislation be with representation? Will Kenya exercise
> sovereign power directly or indirectly through democratically elected
> representatives in all law making processes? NO.
>
>
>
>    - Under article 2 (6) Treaties and conventions ratified and
>    domesticated without Parliament involvement will become part of the Law
>    of Kenya under the Constitution.
>
>
>
> 9. Is Kenya safeguarded from importation or development of Laws that would
> approve and recognize practices that are socially unacceptable such as gay
> rights? NO
>
>
>
>    - They can come through international treaties and conventions.
>    - The courts are intended to ?develop the Law with intention to promote
>    the      values that underlie an ?open and democratic society.?
>    - The Draft constitution which intends to protect and promote the needs
>    of the minorities has not defined who minorities are. Would this include
>    sexual minorities such as lesbians and gays?
>    - The clause expressly forbidding gay marriages in the Bomas and Wako
>    draft were omitted.
>
>
>
>
>
> 10. Does the constitution expressly prohibit gay unions or marriages? NO.
>
>
>
> ?         Despite the agitation by the church, the Committee of Experts
> failed to include the express provision forbidding gay marriages, which was
> in the Bomas and the Wako draft.
>
>
>
> 11. Does the draft constitution guarantee preservation and protection of
> social morals? NO
>
>
>
> ?         The right to freedom of expression and freedom of media are not
> qualified on the grounds of public morality despite the fact that section
> 79 (2) of the current constitution does so and many Kenyans were for the
> qualification.
>
>
>
> 12. Is parental right to discipline the children safeguarded? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Article 29 of the PCK states that no person should be subjected
> to corporal punishment. Does that include parental disciplinary
> chastisement?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 13. Is it guaranteed that media will be prevented from disrespecting your
> rights and reputation? NO
>
> ?         Article 34 (1) only limits the freedom of media in case of
> propaganda for war, incitement to violence, hate speech and advocacy of
> hatred and not to rights and reputation of others covered under article 33
> (3)
>
> You have to litigate on the strength of the right to privacy.
>
> 14. Can media be penalized where it unfairly airs or disseminate unjust or
> malicious information? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Article 34(b) says the state shall not penalize any person for
> any opinion or view or the content of any broadcast, publication or
> dissemination.
>
>
>
> 15. Is the freedom to preach and express opinion against immorality or
> engage in advocacy without prosecution protected? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Whereas the freedom of expression should not extend to hate
> speech, there are jurisdictions where the words hate speech has been used
> to stifle condemnation of socially unacceptable practices such as gay
> practice.
>
>
>
>
>
> 16. Is the accused person protected from prolonged detention? NO.
>
>
>
> ?         Article 49 (g) states that an accused person has the right at
> the first court appearance, to be charged or informed of the reason of the detention
> continuing or to be released. No time limit has been set for the continued
> detention.
>
>
>
> 17. Do children owe parents any duty under the PCK? NO.
>
> ?         Article 53 confers rights to Children with no corresponding
> obligations
>
>
>
> 18. Under the PCK, would the tax payer be free from heavier taxes in
> future? NO
>
>
>
> ?         Members of Parliament have tremendously increased from 220 to
> 417 which translates to bigger wage bill for Kenyans.
>
> ?         Under article 209, the National and the County Governments will
> levy taxes on Kenyans.
>
> ?         The National Government and the County Governments may Levy
> charges for services.
>
>
>
>
>
> Will all judges be vetted by parliament? NO
>
> Only the CJ and the Deputy CJ. See article 166.
>
>
>
> 19. Is it true that if we do not pass the PCK now we will never have
> another opportunity to make a new constitution? NO
>
>
>
> ?         It is our process and we can build consensus on the contentious
> issues and re-vote as soon as we decide.
>
>
>
> 20. Is it true that without a new constitution we will have challenges in
> organizing and conducting free and fair election in 2012?NO.
>
>
>
> We can still redraft and vote in new constitution before 2012. If that is
> not achieved before then, we will not be stranded. We have a Constitution
> and an Act of Parliament that governs Presidential and Parliamentary
> elections. If there is need for further constitutional intervention,
> parliament can amend the Constitution and or the Act as they have done on
> many occasion and provide for it. the amendment would only requires 2/3
> majority.
>
>
>
> 21. Can we easily amend the PCK after passing it? NO.
>
>
>
> ?         It requires 1 million signatures of registered Voters. It will
> be impossible for *an individual* to initiate the popular initiative
> amendment process. Where would an individual get 1 million signatures of
> registered voters. Besides, would an individual have the finances to push
> the countrywide amendment process to a successful end.
>
> ?         The bill must be approved by majority of the 47 counties after
> which it should be tabled before the two houses of parliament.  If the
> majority of the parliamentarians approve it, it passes. However, if the
> house fail to pass the bill or the bill relate to the
>
> *a)           **Supremacy of the constitution,*
>
> b)            territory of Kenya,
>
> c)            sovereignty of the people,
>
> d)            national values,
>
> e)            principles of governance, ,
>
> f)              *the bill of rights*,
>
> g)            term of office of president,
>
> h)            independence of the judiciary,
>
> i)              functions of parliament,
>
> j)              the objects
>
> k)            principles and structure of devolved government,
>
> l)              and the provisions of amendments
>
>
>
> The proposed amendment shall be submitted to the people in a referendum.
>
> The amendment process is political. One has to deal with politicians at all
> levels. What if there is no political will?
>
> ?         Why pass PCK hoping to amend it despite the obvious challenges?
>
>
>
>                  22. Can we amend the PCK immediately after the
> referendum? NO
>
> This can only be done after the next elections when the counties have come
> into place!
>
>
>
> 23. Will we have a repeat of 2007 election violence if the PCK does not
> pass? IT DEPENDS ON YOU
>
>
>
> ?         It is the duty of every Kenyan to determine how we should behave
> and to create a peaceful tomorrow. Let?s say NO to violence.
>
> ?         Kenyans have matured and should not allow incitement for
> sectarian interests.
>
> ?         Parliament can amend the current constitution or amend/enact any
> other legislation which may be necessary for enhancement of the democratic
> space and smoothness of the electoral process.
>
> ?         Even if the PCK passes, it is not a perfect and will not address
> all issues or concerns of Kenyans.
>
> ?         Either way, we need a paradigm shift. Good law is important but
> it?s *not the only thing* needed for good governance.
>
>
>
>
>
> With best regards!
>
>
>
>
>
> *Anne Mbugua*
>
> *Partner*
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> ELDORET YOUNG PROFESSIONALS MEET UP
> *^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*
> Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this
> Saturday 3rd July at 4pm at Grill Restaurant Safaricom House in Eldoret.
>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1. Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
> francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>
> See you there!
>
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>
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> 208
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Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] PM post back in the constitution -Vote NO to
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The uncontrollable WAVE of?"No' is building and may soon hatch and reach everyone! you need only one reason to vote No but?here we have three reasons.

1. The positions of Chief Justice , AG,?Judges, Electoral commission, IIEC, Other commissioners,?etc will automatically become vacant on the passing of the new constitution. They will be filled in the last six to ten months just before the 2012 elections!

The fact is : Page 47 of constitution, Part 6 -Sn 29 (New appointments)
give the PM powers (with ODM dominated Parliamnt) to appoint the new AG, The chief justice, the high court judges , IIEC , commissioners eg?of police ete, etc etc in consultation with the 'soon' retiring president. The? PM?will have full control of the Government by 2012. The PM position and the 50:50 concept will still be in place. 

With " 50%" 'crucial govt' support?by 2012, it?would be?easier to gain the additional 1% from the voters to make?PM the president.

Sorry for Hon Kalonzo, Karua, Uhuru, Ruto , Saitoti etc and other presidential aspirants. None of them shall have any control of crucial Government organs (IEC- electoral commission included) and institutions in 2012 except the PM.

Shall this be the new basis for disagreements and claims of early rigging as experienced in the past elections?

by 2012? The PM shall be calling the shorts, lead? the song ?and all other shall be singing his song. He will lead and others shall only helplessly follow.

Hon Kalonzo and the rest have only one option and the sooner they realise this and decamp to NO, the better. They can then help change the draft constitution to create a fair playing ground now since without Senate and Governors no change to constitution will be possible?before 2012 if passes to law. The solution?is to?say NO and first clean the?favouritism before 2012

2. Children under 8 years
With the declaration that All students must produce birth certificates to do or sit for Kenyan KCPE and KCSE Exams. Foreigners? with chidren under 8 years would easily obtain the birth certificates and Become citizens under the new constitution. They will also become voters after 10 years and determine the outcome of elections in Kenya.

3. Community Land
All kenyans belong to ethnic groups and historically have ?ancestoral lands. Unfortunately the current and future generations?are unlikely to have enough lands they can call their own. The chains of ancestors, tribes ,clans will remain forever but land 'll get finished.

The draft constitution (section 63) defines community land to include land previously owned based on certain ethnicity, clan or ancesstral land.?Such land would obviously cover large areas, perhaps districts etc. and not only the two, three acres parcels.

The constitution is suppreme and cannot be challeged by any court or organ of the government ( preamble). The past Sale, allocation or disposal agreements are void since they contravene the constitution as regards community land.

With such errors it is only best to Vote NO and bring back a corrected draft .

Kenyans are ?definately not in a desperate mood to get just any constitution no matter the grave provisions!

Evans


      

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From: antombeks at gmail.com (ANTONY MBAYAKI)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 00:08:25 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Pass law and pay land rates:Ruto says YES
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*THE PRAYER THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD*



When Minister Joe Wright was asked to open the new session of the Kansas
Senate, everyone was expecting the usual generalities, but this is what they
heard:

 "Heavenly Father, we come before you today to ask your forgiveness and to
seek your direction and guidance.

We know Your Word says, "Woe to those who call evil good", but that is
exactly what we have done.  We have lost our spiritual equilibrium and
reversed our values.



v We have exploited the poor and called it the lottery.



v We have rewarded laziness and called it welfare.



v We have killed our unborn and called it choice.



v We have shot anti-abortionists and called it justifiable.



v We have neglected to discipline our children and called it building self
esteem.



v We have abused power and called it politics.



v We have coveted our neighbor's possessions and called it ambition.



v We have polluted the air with profanity and pornography and called it
freedom of expression.



v We have ridiculed the time-honored values of our forefathers and called it
enlightenment.



? Search us, Oh, God, and know our hearts today; cleanse us from every sin
and set us free.  Amen!"



The response was immediate.  A number of legislators walked out during the
prayer in protest.



In 6 short weeks, Central Christian Church, where Rev. Wright is pastor,
logged more than 5,000 phone calls with only 47 of those calls responding
negatively.



The church is now receiving international requests for copies of this prayer
from India, Africa and Korea.



Commentator Paul Harvey aired this prayer on his radio program, "The Rest of
the Story," and received a larger response to this program than any other he
has ever aired.



With the Lord's help, may this prayer sweep over our nation and
whole-heartedly become our desire so that we again can be called: "one
nation under God."



If possible, please pass this prayer on to your friends. "If you don't stand
for something, you will fall for everything."



Think about this: If you forward this prayer to everyone on your e-mail
list, in less than 30 days it would be heard by the world.



How many people in your address book will not receive this prayer ... do You
have the guts to pass it on?




On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 11:32 PM, Owuor Willis <owuora4710 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>   Jamani,
> Everywhere in the world, people pay land rates. What is wrong when we pay
> land rates? We need government services so we must pay taxes. Does Ruto mean
> that he hasn't been paying land rates? If Rut is serious with NO, let him
> come up with pregnant points to convince the voters not just flimsy reasons.
>
>
> Mkenya.
>
> --- On *Thu, 7/1/10, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com>
> Subject: [YP_Ke] Matters...Mr.Odinga..!
> To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010, 9:02 AM
>
> Since the Honorable PM fell ill...a majority of Kenyans felt touched and
> were quick to wish him quick recovery...
>
> I too did my part and my prayers are that Mr. Odinga gets back to his feet
> and continues to do his leadership duties as before.
>
> We at many times have disagreed over this man and some of us have created
> social fora enemity amongst each other for the divergent views that we have
> for and against this leader.
> The second day after Odinga's hospitalization saw a lot of dignitaries pay
> him a visit at the Hospital and offer him words of encouragement...This made
> me realize quite a number of issues that most of us fail to see;
>
> That;
>
>   --Mr. Odinga is a leader who is acceptable by all kenyan leaders.(both
> locally n internationally..
>     the ambassadors and envoys visiting him)
>   --That he is a leader who leads from the front and has the trust of
> kenyans...(yes campaign)
>   --That a majority of leaders have him as their role
> model....(Wetangula..Raila is a go-gether)
>   --That majority of leaders believe in his ability to deliver..(Karume &
> Kanyingi..Raila told us to
>      soldier on and the constitution must pass)
>   --That he has the goodwill of the president..(the president spending one
> full hour privately with
>     him at the hospital)
>   --He has friends among them his good enemies...(Rutos visit)
>
> To my interpretation...Bwana Odinga is a leader who all Kenyans love and
> admire.It is only the competition of interest and envy that makes some
> people demonize his ability to lead Kenya and the fear of unknown.
>
> Raila plays people politics while other leaders play politics of
> patronage.This makes him look admirable and believable in the eyes of the
> people much as he makes a few political enemies along the way.
>
> Bwana Waziri mkuu...you deserve more...we support you....quick recovery.
>
> Nimemaliza...
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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 23:35:07 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 23:35:07 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] SAMPLE OF A MODERN LOVE LETTER...
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I have been requested by some young turks to assist them with a template of
a love letter because the world is changing and folks are turning to love
letter writing and other forms of media.  This is a nice official letter
which requires one to only change names and will be good to go. Over to
akina Ndunya:)

Dearest Samantha,

I am very happy to inform you that I have fallen in love with you since
Monday, the 27th of  July 2009.

With reference to the meeting held between us on the 27th of July 2009 at
1500 hours, I would like to present myself as a prospective lover. Our love
affair would be on probation for a period of no less than three months and
depending on compatibility, would be made permanent. Of course, upon
completion of probation, there will be continuous relationship training and
relationship appraisal schemes leading up to promotion from lover to spouse.
The expenses incurred for coffee and entertainment would initially be shared
equally between us. Later, based on your performance, I might take up a
larger share of the expenses. However I am broad-minded enough, to be taken
care of, on your expense account. I request you to kindly respond within 30
days of receiving this letter, failing which, this offer would be canceled
without further notice and I shall be considering someone else. I would be
happy, if you could forward this letter to your sister, if you do not wish
to take up this offer.

Thanking you in anticipation.
Yours sincerely Max

MODERN REPLY TO MODERN LOVE LETTER...

Dear Max,

Please refer to your letter dated today. I am pleased to inform you that I
hope to accept your proposal for romance. However, you should be informed
that there are certain conditions of acceptance. Promotional prospects are
to my satisfaction. However, please enlighten me as to your retirement
benefits. Gratuity should be generous. I also need to be assured that there
is sufficient security with regards to this commitment. If there is any
chance at all of retrenchment or consequent disinterest on your part, then I
should receive monetary compensation according to union standards.

Due to the nature of my position, I am sure you will agree that an expense
account should be arranged for my access in light of the 'VIP'. I shall be
entertaining. In addition, housing and transport allowances should be in
order and nothing less than a Jaguar is in order.

Please also note that there should be no moonlighting restrictions placed on
myself. If you are still interested in the relationship, please reply on an
urgent basis as other prospective lovers have sent indications of interest.

Please also note that my sister is happily employed.

Yours perhaps, Samantha!


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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Mon Jul  5 22:59:56 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 22:59:56 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
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Anyhow, i had carried only about 10 Kshs for offering. But when i was given
an envelop with about *four variations* of offering that i was supposed to
give, i was taken aback

Migosi Harry,
I have been thinking about you and this topic and looking for revelations. I
love watching stand up comedies and was watching last comic standing when I
watched this guy give some very good punch lines, one which can work very
well in your case especially on tithes.

The comic said he loves attending church service (unlike you) but he gets
into problems with the preachers and church officials after tithes. He
prefers to give his tithe directly to Jesus Christ and so he writes checks
with the payee being Jesus Christ.

They usually call him and tell him that the checks cannot be cashed because
of the payee issue. He responds:

"Everything is possible with Jesus Christ".

This other punch line does not apply to you but may be to Ndunya who has
been talking about beauties. It is still a clean joke and religious too. The
other comic talked about going inside a plane for a flight, looked around
and found out that it was full of ugly people, even the pilots and the crew,
all ugly.

The fellow alighted and left. His argument? He knew everybody would
eventually die, a plane crash. Why?

God would try to clean up his mistakes!

Kuria



On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 10:46 AM, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:

> Jex,
> You should be the last person to lecture Harry on righteousness. You have
> been confessing left and right about how you have been fornicating and may
> be committing adultery and then you start lecturing Harry who is not known
> for fornication and adultery. Your sins are worse than his and so repent
> yours sin first and then you will have the moral authority to lecture that
> heathen. Both of you are headed to hell unless you repent your sins and live
> righteous live.
>
> You cant go to church in the morning and then go on a fornication spree in
> the afternoon and expect to get salvation. That going to church wont help
> you escape the eternal fire. While it is possible that you will be the one
> collecting firewood and adding fuel to the fire for the devil as Harry
> burns, you will also be dumped in the same fire.
>
> How much do you pay for tithes? Did you see the heathen carry only Ksh. 10
> for tithe and then refuse to give it to the church? Tell him to listen to
> the gospel song below. He should get a Kikuyu woman to explain to him what
> the song says word for word. The title is "Ngutura Marima" (I will perforate
> holes) which means God will perforate holes in your pockets so that all the
> money you have falls, sickness will take your money until you know I am your
> God.
>
> Advise the Heathen to worship at home on Sunday watching TV sermons because
> they rarely ask you to pay tithe and he do a whole service under the
> blanket. But i warn you against doing those thing you do on the coach on
> Sundays. You wonder why the thing is overgrowing and getting unmanageable.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb-LxMru7vs&feature=related
>
> Kuria
>
> On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 9:32 AM, Jectone Ndunya <jacknyaiga at yahoo.com>wrote:
>
>> Harry,
>>
>> You are taking your jokes to the extreme. You said it was after a long
>> time, people have been going there and dancing to the loud music since ever
>> and have no complaints.
>>
>> Follow the instructions of the bible. If you find it uncomfortable, move
>> to the other Church with less music. This is not something you post here for
>> us to comment as they are spiritual which we have no control over. There is
>> Islam and Buddhism, you can join either.
>>
>> But please DO NOT PROVOKE CHRISTIANS AND THEIR WAY OF WORSHIP. YOU MUST
>> STOP THIS.
>>
>>
>> Jex
>>
>> --- On *Mon, 7/5/10, Sally Kirika <snkirika at gmail.com>* wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: Sally Kirika <snkirika at gmail.com>
>>
>> Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
>> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>> Cc: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, "Harrison Mumia N" <hmumia at gmail.com>
>> Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 4:23 AM
>>
>> why were you going to church in the first place.to me it seems like you
>> had just dropped by to get a reason to criticize the church.Let people be
>> free to worship God in the way they understand/feel like and leave judgment
>> to God alone.I wish you well in your endeavor to search for the truth!
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 9:34 AM, Harry <hmumia at gmail.com<http://mc/compose?to=hmumia at gmail.com>
>> > wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Folks Goddammit,
>>> On Sunday I went to Church. Yes, i did go so Nairobi Lighthouse Church
>>> along Jogoo Road. And this was after a long long time. What i witnessed
>>> there confirmed to me my fears!! That Kenya, and largely Africans have been
>>> enslaved by religion. And our youth, our future is at risk here!
>>>
>>> Picture this folks: When i first entered the church hall, it did not come
>>> as a surprise that the music was loud, it was actually poisonously loud. The
>>> music was so loud, you could hardly talk to your neighbor. Whats the point
>>> here? Suppose i had come with my grand-ma for some healing, some spiritual
>>> expectation, for my grand-ma to maybe become close to God in her last days,
>>> how would he relate to the loud music? He would wonder whether this was a
>>> church or a goddamn  discotheque. She would prefer to pray form home.
>>>
>>> But what sickened me, more that the thought that my grand-ma could not
>>> come for blessings because of the noise, was the fact that young couples,
>>> men and women, would come with their 1yr, 2yr, 7 months children goddammit!!
>>> These were breast feeding toddlers!!! The child is struggling to sleep and
>>> you bring him/ her here in this noise in the name of praising God!! What
>>> could possibly be worse? Who would do this to his child goddammit, unless
>>> you are totally enslaved by religion? Where are our husband? I could beat my
>>> wife for this ---- trust me!!!
>>>
>>> Then came the dance by our energetic young men and women. What the hell
>>> were they doing there "Dancing for God?" What I saw were young men and women
>>> being used commercially to sell the Churches agenda. Because at the end of
>>> the dance, were CDs costing 500 Shs that the Church members were meant to
>>> buy. I think the dance had been on the DVD or something..... Our young men
>>> could use their energies better analyzing the proposed draft.
>>>
>>> Anyhow, i had carried only about 10 Kshs for offering. But when i was
>>> given an envelop with about *four variations* of offering that i was
>>> supposed to give, i was taken aback. First putting 10 bob into an envelop
>>> was looking a bit ridiculous. So i declined to contribute. But it has to be
>>> clear that by dividing the offering into four groups was yet another
>>> strategy to have the congregation contribute as much as possible. This is
>>> corruption.
>>>
>>> But finally, there was an usher, i think a church leader who had worn a
>>> shirt with the following inscriptions: "ABORTION IS GENOCIDE". You
>>> understand where i am coming from. You see this form of message has a
>>> devastating effect on the gullible congregation. They are subtly telling the
>>> Church to vote *NO* for the draft!!
>>>
>>> *Now men and women of God, the white cloth, the evangelists, what more
>>> must i say, to convince you that religion may be the worst enemy of the
>>> third world? *
>>>
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From sonduko38 at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 01:16:25 2010
From: sonduko38 at gmail.com (Sarah Onduko)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 08:16:25 +0300
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Dear Matunda,

I'm come from Nyamira, and its good to see that you are up doing civic
education for our community, which is something i echo and say you are doing
well. Reading your remarks too i'm abit weary that, your way of doing civic
education is abit biased to what is good and not fully outlining the faults
in the Constitution.

I want to believe that you are doing this in good faith with no malice and
thus the need to give both sides of the coin for the mwananchi to make an
informed decision. My opinion that is the only way you can be doing 'Civic
Education' than inciting people on which side to vote!. Unfortunately this
is the sad reality even at the National level, where we call even some of
the people involved in the making of the Constitution to do civil education
only for them to give only the positive side!. Which i think is unfair to
the mwananchi.

In one of the National Forums recently held in Nairobi, one of the
participants asked this question, 'I'm in the process of making up my mind
on which side to vote but my question is, '' we know the constitution has
banned abortion in the first clause, but in the subsequent clauses it says,
''.......unless by laws ........''. WHAT THEN ASSURES US THAT PARLIAMENT
WILL NOT COME UP WITH SUCH LAWS?

My point, lets speak the truth and it will set us free whichever side you
voting!.

My 2cents.

S


How

On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 8:45 PM, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:

> Dear Sir,
>
> Thank you for sharing with us the remarks at the Nyamira forum on the
> constitution!
>
> I would, however, want to let you know how disappointed I was in reading
> the remarks and finding that you systematically set out to show the helpless
> recipients of your remarks nothing but the good side of the proposed
> constitution only. Your language is worded in such a way that it leaves the
> voter with no choice but to vote for the constitution. I think this is
> immoral in carrying out the civic education.
>
> I think you should share what you have in the document and then indicate
> that,  nevertheless, some people in Kenya have problems with the following
> clauses: then you can list the clauses and say why they have a problem with
> them. This would be balanced; but you, like the COE, have already made up
> your minds for the people you reach with civic education. This is not
> democracy. It is advantage-taking.
>
> Even those who say "yes" to the draft admit to some problems in the
> document, but they never set out to outline these problems. This is bad,
> especially for civic education. What are people to choose if you choose for
> them?
>
> Similarly, I would have a problem with those wanting to vote "no" to the
> draft if they went in for civic education and only showed the contentious
> issues. They should highlight the merits of the draft as well.
>
> Thank you for sending the document, though.
>
> Reuben Kigame.
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matunda" <matunda at gmail.com>
> To: "youngprofessionals_ke" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 3:16 PM
> Subject: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?
>
>
> Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?
> By Matunda Nyanchama
>
> June 17, 2010
> A question to ponder!
>
> "There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and
> that is an idea whose time as come." ? Victor Hugo
>
> The question is whether constitutional reforms underway is an idea
> whose time has come!
>
> -----
>
> It is my pleasure to be part of discussions on constitutional change
> in Kenya and especially at the grassroots where such information and
> knowledge are deeply needed. As residents of Nyamira and citizens of
> this dear country, it is our duty to understand well the proposed
> Draft Constitution so that we can act accordingly.  Doing so would
> allow us to make an informed choice when we say YES or NO.
>
> The Kenyan constitution establishes how power in Kenya is exercised.
> It is meant to be a deal between citizens and those who hold power on
> behalf of the citizens. It is therefore important that we are well-
> informed; we need to know what powers exist, who would wield those
> powers and how well they are likely to serve the interests of the
> nation.
>
> As well, we need to understand whether there are enough checks and
> balances to tame rogue use of power. Remember that power corrupts and
> absolute power corrupts absolutely!
>
> The existing constitution, agreed upon in Lancaster in the lead up to
> independence, was crafted by our Founding Fathers and the departing
> British Colonial Administration. It was largely a compromise between
> the departing colonial power and independence leaders with little
> involvement of mwananchi. Like in many countries, our Founding Fathers
> did the best they could in the circumstances. We must be grateful to
> them for putting on a good fight and securing Kenyans? freedom.
>
> Since it came into being at independence, the constitution has been
> amended several times over. Often, amendments have been done at the
> whim by those in power; and usually with an intention of consolidating
> and hence retaining power. A good example is the 1982 amendment of
> Section 2(A) which made KANU the sole political party in Kenya.
> Clearly, the government of the day wanted to shut out competitors in
> the political space. Yet competition of ideas is necessary for a
> functioning democracy where mwananchi is supposed to be the final
> arbiter.
>
> Note that nowhere did the Kenyan mwananchi have a say in the creation
> of independence constitution or the amendments it has undergone to
> date. All that time, mwananchi has been a spectator in the process.
>
> -----
>
> Agitation for constitutional change has been happening for many
> decades now. In that struggle, many Kenyans have paid dearly falling
> into trouble with the powers of the day. Many were detained without
> trial while others were prosecuted and given summary sentences.  Lives
> were lost in the agitation for change even as the government of the
> day repressed such expression.
>
> In a word, Kenyans have paid a price to get to where we are today. As
> we consider which way to vote, we must bear this in mind. These
> struggles MUST not be in vain.
>
> And opportunity presents itself where we are now. Like in 2005, we are
> being asked to choose a new order or remain with what exists today. We
> must make a choice; it is a choice that we would live with for many
> years, perhaps decades, to come. It is therefore important that we
> make that choice from an informed point of view.
>
> This forum was convened in part to create that understanding. It is my
> hope that you will take the opportunity to learn a lot, share your
> understanding and that of others so that you will go home better
> informed and better prepared to make a choice.
>
> Most of you represent groups that you belong to. I am sure that you
> will share your lessons with your group members after the seminar. I
> want to challenge you to make sure that you ask as many questions in
> areas where you are in doubt. It is necessary that, when you go home,
> you know the answers to the issues that concern you; and that any
> doubts you have would be addressed; and any gaps in the information
> you have, would be closed.
> ----
>
> No constitution is perfect. It is also true that we cannot all agree
> on all things all the time. There are going to be some aspects of the
> constitution that we don?t like; and we are going to live with some of
> those aspects.  One can call it the price for living in a plural
> society; the compromise we need in order to cohabit together as a
> nation and one people.
>
> In the end, some of you may say NO to the proposed constitution. That
> too is your democratic right. You would be choosing the status quo.
>
> What, however, would be the consequences of such a choice?
>
> For that, I take you back to the 2005 referendum on the constitution
> widely termed as the Kilifi Draft or Wako Draft.
>
> In the referendum debate of the time, a lot was said which led to
> substantial national polarization? There was fallout in government
> ranks that persisted into the 2007 General and Presidential Elections.
> And we know what happened thereafter! The history of the near-collapse
> of the country is there for us all to learn from. Think about the
> consequences of replaying the 2005 referendum and post-referendum
> events.
>
> Now suppose that the proposed constitution had won the day in the 2005
> referendum? What would have happened in the 2007 Presidential
> Elections?
>
> With the results published by the defunct Electoral Commission, the
> two top presidential candidates would have been forced to go for a run
> off, as no one scored 50% that would have been required to win. We
> Kenyans would have had a chance to decide the winner in a more
> peaceful manner than the debacle that we endured.  Clearly, the law of
> unintended consequences holds here: ?actions of people always have
> effects that are unanticipated or unintended.?
>
> There is more that could be said about what would have been. I leave
> that to historians to determine. From the one example given, I am sure
> that the lessons of history are NOT lost to us.
>
> Please bear the foregoing in mind when you choose NO.
>
>
> ----
>
> So what is new in the proposed constitution that advances Kenya that
> is NOT in the old one? And why should we change at all?
>
> The proposed constitution would advance the sharing of power through
> devolution and ensure a government that is close to the people. And
> indeed, were it to come to effect, the proposed constitution would
> increase your access to representatives. Not only would you have a
> Member of Parliament and Councillor representing your interests but
> also a County Governor and Senator. Your issues would thus find a
> hearing both locally (in the county) as well as nationally ? in
> Parliament and Senate.
>
> The proposed constitution also advances rights on many fronts,
> including individual rights, property rights, rights of children and
> many more.
>
> It attempts to bring gender balance and would assure better
> representation of women in the political process. This would enrich
> the political decision-making process and make us a better country.
>
> There is more, the proposed constitution would advance the
> independence of the Judiciary, remove conflict from legislature and
> curb executive power. In future, no minister would be an MP at the
> same; any elected MP selected for a cabinet position would have to
> resign and thus reduce conflict of interest that is pervasive.
>
> -----
>
>
> Some people may disagree with such conclusions. It is their democratic
> right to do so. However, is also one?s duty to persuade them to see
> things the way one understands the issues.
>
> We MUST also respect those with differing opinions. Holding different
> opinions does not mean they are enemies. Never! Such people help one
> clarify one?s stand and hence the reasons for choosing YES or NO. No
> one should vilify any person for taking a stand contrary to one?s
> stand. In a democracy there have to be different points of view; and
> indeed, if all people agreed with each all the time, it means that
> only one person may be thinking. And for the sake of our national well-
> being, our nation needs thinking people!
>
> Other people may fear that the changes being proposed are too drastic.
> And that the future would not be predictable were the proposed
> constitution to come into place. Fear of failure alone MUST not cause
> rejection of the constitution. Only if you find the end-result
> unacceptable should you reject the proposed constitution. Remember,
> however, it is said:
>
> ?It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most
> intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.?
>
> As such we must choose between changes presented to us and adapt to a
> new order or retain the status quo. In doing so, remember the words of
> St Augustine:
>
> ?If you would attain to what you are not yet, you must always be
> displeased by what you are.  For where you are pleased with yourself
> there you have remained.  Keep adding, keep walking, keep advancing.
>
> -------
>
> If at the end of today?s session you are convinced that we need
> change, then you should note those issues of concern so that they can
> be fixed in the future. As President Mwai Kibaki said recently, we
> should NOT split hairs about making changes after the constitution is
> passed. The fact is that we would have a more just order than we do
> presently.
>
> Remember, Kenya is NOT the only nation to create a new constitution
> way past its independence. We have a number of precedents. A good
> example is Canada that did their constitutional repatriation in 1980.
> Before that, the country was governed by the British National Act of
> 1867.
>
> Since the repatriation, Canada has faced experiences that would offer
> Kenya a number of lessons. These include clarifying issues of
> contention via the court system and ensuring that parliament passed
> laws that are in line with the constitution.
>
> We too can do it! We just need to have national interest and well-
> being in mind. Thinking as one people, aiming at collective common
> good, we would also succeed.
>
> Friends, the moment to make history beckons. We just need to embrace
> it to bring change. We also have a choice of retaining the status quo.
>
> -----
>
> Let me wish you the very best of deliberations. I am sure that you
> will go home more enriched than when you came. Make sure to share your
> knowledge with your groups. Remember that you don?t light a candle and
> put it under the table. Go back and shine. In the process, you would
> provide light for others so that they too can make an informed choice
> when August 4, 2010 comes. In the process you would have advanced
> Kenya?s national cause.
>
> And when that day comes, vote the national interest. Ask yourself what
> is best for Kenya. Ask yourself how we can build a stronger nation
> with greater accountability? Ask yourself which of the two choices
> would assure better exercise of power by those you elect?
>
> Tigara buya. Ntororane. Buna Mogusii atebete: Banto ?mbaumerani,
> ?mbitunwa bitakoumerana; naende inyora buna: binto ?mbiang?ora,
> ?nsagasaga bikwanga.
>
> Signed
> Matunda Nyanchama
> matunda at matunda.org
> June 17, 2010
>
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From annwangai at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 02:22:48 2010
From: annwangai at gmail.com (Ann Kamau)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 09:22:48 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OUTSIDE CATERING
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> Any person who can do outside catering for  300 people twice in week.
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> --- On *Fri, 7/2/10, Nicholas Washington <nickywash at yahoo.co.uk>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Nicholas Washington <nickywash at yahoo.co.uk>
> Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 10:59 AM
>
> hallo,
> where is the job. how do you apply
>
> --- On *Fri, 2/7/10, Robinson Kioko <kiokorobinson at gmail.com>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Robinson Kioko <kiokorobinson at gmail.com>
> Subject: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals.ke@
> gmail.com
> Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 12:26
>
>    1.   JOB IDENTIFICATION
>
> Job Title:
>
> Systems Administrator
>
> Department:
>
> Engineering ? ICT Support
>
> Reports to:
>
> IT Manager
>  2.   JOB PURPOSE
>
>
>
>    - The System Administrator?s role is to manage and tune in-house
>    computer software systems and network connections to ensure high levels of
>    availability and security of the supported business applications. This
>    individual also participates in the planning and implementation of policies
>    and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance that is
>    consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory
>    requirements.
>    - To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from
>    Technical Head.
>
>  *3.   **JOB DIMENSIONS*
>
>
>
> ?         IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user
> training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the organization.
>
>
>  4.   KEY RESULT AREAS
>
>
>
> *Strategy & Planning*
>
> * *
>
> ?          Participate in and support capacity planning and the
> development of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and
> desktop applications in conjunction with end-users and department managers.
>
>
>
> *Acquisition & Deployment*
>
> * *
>
> Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems
> that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives.
>
> Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption
> systems, and all host security systems.
>
>
>
> *Operational Management*
>
> * *
>
> ?          Manage all operating systems and end-user software.
>
> ?          Manage communications and connection solutions, including
> workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site, intranet,
> and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security of enterprise
> data on host computers, multiple databases, and during data transfer in
> accordance to business needs and industry best practices regarding privacy,
> security, and regulatory compliance.
>
> ?          Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners.
>
> ?          Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and
> storage allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy,
> security, and regulatory compliance.
>
> ?          Perform network and security audits.
>
> ?          Perform and test routine system backups and restores.
>
> ?          Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve
> hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and
> workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary.
>
> ?          Practice network asset management, including maintenance of
> network component inventory and related documentation and technical
> specifications information.
>
> ?          Support application development teams throughout project
> lifecycles.
>
> ?          Analyze system, server, application, network, and input/output
> device performance.
>
> ?          Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware
> improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases.
>
> ?          Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols, and
> standards in support of systems software procurement and development
> efforts.
>
> ?          Create required reports in response to business user needs.
>
> ?          Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and
> contractors to secure software products and services.
>
> ?          Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and
> associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use.
>
> ?         Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.
>
> *5.   **KEY DECISIONS*
>
>
>
> ?         Infrastructure Systems Upgrade
>
> ?         Budgetary needs.
>
>
>
> *6.   **KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)*
>
> ?         Customer care ? Response to user support related issue as per
> ICT Support SLA.
>
> ?         Infrastructure uptime ? Ensure availability of all systems and
> infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate downtime.
>
> ?         Project Management discipline ? Ensure use of project management
> discipline in all IT projects.
>
> ?         Systems Security ? Ensure controls are in place for company
> information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as per
> set policy
>
> ?         Systems maintenance ? Ensure that systems are maintained and
> operate optimally.
>
> ?         User training ? User training on new systems or on current
> systems optimization.
>
>
>
> *7.   **KEY RELATIONSHIPS*
>
>
>
> ?         Internal ? with all staff, procurement & finance departments,
> the department manager
>
> ?         External ? with vendors, service providers
>
>
>  8.   QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE
>
> *Expertise*
>
> *Minimum requirement*
>
> Academic qualification/s
>
>
>
> Degree in IT is preferable
>
> Relevant professional qualification
>
>
>
> MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA
>
> Skills
>
> SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server
> administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN and
> WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications deployment and
> Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support deployment and support, PABX
> support, Financial Budgeting/Cost Management
>
> Relevant experience
>
> 3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly
> automated environment.
>
> Specialised software
>
>
>
> Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid proxy &
> Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft
>
> *9.   **COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES*
>
>
>
> ?         Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under
> pressure, Result oriented,
>
> High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written
> communication skills,
>
> Good Customer care skills
>
>  *10.        **JOB DESCRIPTION AGREEMENT*
>
> Job Holder Name:
>
>
>
> Signature:
>
> Date:
> --
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> Hi Young Professionals in Eldoret! We are having a social meet up this
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>
> The agenda shall be
>
> 1. Getting to now one another & making friends
> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
> Structures.
> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me at
> francis.mwangi.chege at ypkenya.org
>
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>
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> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do, Our
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> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>
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From odhiambo at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 02:37:42 2010
From: odhiambo at gmail.com (Odhiambo Washington)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 09:37:42 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Music Copyright,
	Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption 	Commission contacts
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTik9STCfR3amr4pqGkR1g-_h9VPmH3bfgInfbhKL@mail.gmail.com>
References: <AANLkTik9STCfR3amr4pqGkR1g-_h9VPmH3bfgInfbhKL@mail.gmail.com>
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On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Ka dadi <kadadis at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Members,
>
> Would any of you be having the contacts for "*Kenya Music Copyright,
> Buruburu OCS and Kenya Anti-corruption Commission* "?
>
> There have been goons operating within Eastlands and its environs (police
> and copyright agents), demanding bribes from innocent business people and
> wananchi in general who have no business in pirating music. They had
> confiscated my personal office Pc just cause they found me streaming youtube
> ! Again, arent they supposed to have a search warrant directed to my office?
>

Contacts:

MCSK - These<http://yellowpageskenya.com/index.php?yp=2&mode=11&category=&business=Music+Copyright&town=&submit=search+for+businesses>


>
>

Kenya Police - Buru Buru - These
here<http://www.kenyapolice.go.ke/police%20hotlines.asp>

As regards the Police, I must tell you Kenya Police are the most thick
headed and daft I've ever seen, so don't bother calling. They will never
'listen' to you. Walk there physically and listen to their crap. Perhaps in
the process you'll get them to help you.


Secondly, if am in the serene of my office, and need to play music (may it
> be online or on genuine cds), do I need a copyright certificate?
>

I don't think you need, as long as you bought genuine CDs. Online is FREE
for all.


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From omtatah at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 02:39:47 2010
From: omtatah at yahoo.com (Okiya Omtatah Okoiti)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 23:39:47 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] I have not organised a student demo
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Ndugu Yakobo,

I hope you are keeping well.

This is was a very small matter. Anybody committed would have helped get the young man out of police cells.

I wouldn't say I am in good books with the cops, but I think after the many run-ins I have had with them since 1991, some mutual respect has developed between me and some of them. 

I have never hit a cop even as they have hit and harassed me many times. I have false teeth in my mouth thanks to them, and I have sued those who did that to me in court, but I never resist arrest nor do I disparage a policemen, realising they have an important role in society, and that when they abuse their office usually the the problem does not lie with individuals but with the system. One thing I have learnt is that even when in the cells, when you do as they command, they usually come to respect you and open up to you as fellow human beings. 

As for the referendum I WILL VOTE NO!!!!. My reasons are as reflected in the attached document.

May God bless us all.



________________________________
From: Jacob Okal <okaljacob at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Cc: Okiya Omtatah <omtatah at yahoo.com>
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 12:38:08 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] I have not organised a student demo

that's good of you  Omtata. Didnt know you r in very good books of the
police these days n a call from u can release an arested student. Keep
it up pall, n vote yes in the referendum..

On 7/5/10, Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Several media houses have called me asking me where "the student demo is to
> be held." They claim to have a demo notification signed by a Mr. Njou but
> with my name and contacts as the organiser, and the person to be contacted
> for updates. Please note that I am not aware of such a demo let alone being
> involved in its planning.
>
>
> At 9.00 pm, on Friday, Mr. Nandalwe Moses Wanjala, the Secretary General of
> Universities Student Leaders Association, a former Kenyatta University (KU)
> Student leader who was among those expelled following the last riots at the
> campus, called me (on what he said was a friendly cop's mobile phone) to
> request my intervention to get him released from police custody. He claimed
> a group of cops had 'raided' his rented house at Kahawa Sukari (Opposite KU)
> at dawn and arrested him. He was then taken to KU where he was locked up in
> a toilet at the security offices. Later in the evening he was transfered to
> Kasarani Police Station where he was informed that he had been arrested on
> the request of the University authorities who claimed he was planning to
> disrupt the graduation ceremony that was presided over by the President that
> day.
>
> I promised to take up the matter and I asked him to cooperate with the
> police since he was in lawful custody and any 'unlawful' behaviour might
> complicate things. He told me he would comply.
>
> I then called the Officer Commdaing Station (OCS) Kasarani who informed me
> that he was not aware of the arrest since he had been involved in
> 'Presidential Functions' for the last two days. But he assured me that he
> would get back to the station and then inform me of his findings the next
> day.
>
> At 10.00 am on Saturday he called to confirm that the gentleman was in
> police custody and the entry in the Police Occurrence Book simply read
> "Pending investigations by the DCIO". But the DCIO was not on duty so I was
> to await further communications. He called me again at 4.00 pm to inform me
> that the matter looked 'personal' and did not warrant police involvement and
> he was going to clear with his bosses so that Mr. Wanjala could be released
> later that evening.
>
> However, that was not to be and at 7.30 I got a call from someone who said
> he was a student, and he was in a group that had come to demand the release
> of their comrade. I asked him to go slow since the matter was about to be
> resolved, given the assurance the OCS had given me. We agreed that they go
> back and leave it to me to try and resolve the issue. If anything, we still
> had recourse to the law on Monday. The group later dispersed.
>
> I got on the phone to the OCS but my calls went unanswered. But at 7.00 am
> on Sunday he called informing me that he had finalised his investigations
> and he was not sure Mr. Wanjala was being framed for trespass, and he would
> like him to record a Statement with the Police before he was released. Upon
> my insistence that he had not kept his word the previous day, he said that
> whatever made him not release Mr. Wanjala as agreed had now been resolved.
>
> At 2.00 pm I got a call from Mr. Wanjala informing me that he was still in
> custody but that he had recorded a Statement in which he stated the
> circumstances under which he had been arrested. He denied ever having
> trespassed on KU property. He also informed me that the officer who took his
> statement had informed him that he would be taken Monday to Makadara Law
> Courts to be charged with trespassing. But I told him that the OCS had
> assured me that he would release him shortly. But I also told him that
> should that be the case, we would have to organise for his bail.
>
> At 8.30 pm the OCS called to inform me that he had released Mr. Wanjala to
> go home. I asked if I could talk to Mr. Wanjala and he told me that he had
> taken him to the police canteen to have a soda. I requested him to go to the
> Canteen so I could talk to Mr. Wanjala, since it was rather late to be
> releasing someone from police cells. I wanted to be sure Mr. Wanjala was
> safe. He obliged and I spoke to Mr. Wanjala who told me he had been released
> on a free Police Bond, and he was required to report back at the Police
> Station today at 10.00 am. I asked him to comply, and the OCS assured me
> that he personally would see to it the Mr. Wanjala goes back home safely.
>
> I have not had any further communication as I write this. If there is any
> demo planned, please be advised that I am not aware of it, let alone being
> involved in organising it.
>
> God bless.
>
> Omtatah
>
>
>
>
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From eoyugi at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 02:43:38 2010
From: eoyugi at yahoo.com (Ernest OYUGI)
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 23:43:38 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS
In-Reply-To: <309940.94652.qm@web65701.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <727652.75520.qm@web53502.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

i think you may be a "young" professional in that particular field even at 70...lets say you been a police officer and now you moved to Accountancy.....aint you young in..or what would be the right word here?

--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 10:03 PM

Moderator.

You are referring to "young professionals". what is your age limit because i am over 60 years and i receive your emails. I sometimes also contribute foolishly and by the time i remember i have already dropped my grenades all over. I hope i don't interfere with your youth affairs. Can there be a forum for grandparents too or for that matter old professionals like me or at least create a kacorner for old people?

Rose
+254722672157


From: Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 5:19:12 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Become a fan of YP Facebook Page


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From jeanotte04 at hotmail.com  Tue Jul  6 02:59:55 2010
From: jeanotte04 at hotmail.com (Wambui ndirangu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 06:59:55 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Need a well established Advertising/Commercial/
	acting Agent
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From rmuteshi at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 03:13:19 2010
From: rmuteshi at gmail.com (robert muteshi)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 10:13:19 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
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Omtatah
You are a shame not just to the civil society and Kenya as a whole but to
yourself and God. I used to think that you were a well-meaning Kenyan. How
much are they paying you to stop this process? You are fast losing the
little credibility you had. If i were you, i would humbly ask Kenyans for
forgiveness. I hope you remember that a man is judged not just by their
character but also by the company they keep. Just like the church, you are
in very suspect company. You are no different from Koigi who has chosen to
keep Moi's company-i honestly dont know how he hopes to benefit from that
association. Maybe you can tell us how you hope to benefit from the company
you presently keep. And dont try to hoodwink us that it is for the good of
Kenyans-it is just about you and you alone. SHAME ON YOU!

On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:

> Ndugu Omtatah,
> I am not sure if you are getting these messages and so the reason to look
> for you. Some of the allegations being spread against you are very serious
> and so I think you need to address them and send to as many fora as possible
> to clear your name. Somebody is alleging that you want to buy a hummer. I
> want one too but will take a smaller car (a Honda Accord is okay with me.
> You and me will be in the same accord if you let them buy me one:).
>
> The allegation about you supporting Jirongo may need to be addressed.
> Jirongo should not even be anywhere near that August House leave alone State
> House. But for a Hummer, I would support his bid and vote for the other
> Hummer which is recuperating.
>
> I on Holiday and so i have lots of time to let you know incase you receive
> warranted and unwarranted punches from different quaters. To be fair to you,
> some members are also supporting vigorously but they also happen to come
> from Ruto's backyard. I avoided forwarding you those because I dont want you
> to be associated with Migosi Bill Ruto.
> Kuria
>
> On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 7:41 AM, mwendwa yes <mwendwa4 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> You have not yet heard the worst about Omtatah yet. He believes one Cyrus
>> Jirongo should be the President of Kenya! The relationship goes back to his
>> days at NSSF.
>>
>> More on this later.
>>
>> Guess who has been Omtatah?s Latest guest, and supporter of his case : One
>> John Michuki.I am almost sure Omtatah is preparing to order a Harmer!
>>
>>
>>
>> Mwendwa
>>
>>
>> Judy you have said it all, kudos i like constructive thinkers like you. If
>> you were to share a platform with Okiya, then he'll know he be really be
>> surprised by the venom bitterness awaiting him. He is just but a gold digger
>> who was received a fat cheque looted out of the Poor Kenyans who he alleges
>> to protect their interest, to enlarge his belly.
>> He is a shame to the civil society and has greatly dented his public
>> image. He has no integrity, lets wait and see what he'll do after 4th August
>> when the Yes team triumphs.
>> Thank you
>> - Show quoted text -
>>
>>
>>
>> ----- Forwarded Message ----
>> *From:* Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
>> *To:* Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
>> *Sent:* Sun, July 4, 2010 5:49:43 PM
>> *Subject:* [YP_Ke] Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
>>
>>
>>
>> Okiya Omtatah,
>>
>> In due respect, I believe you are completely confused.  You can only
>> convince a retarded
>> that you can play this Referendum ball two-ways.....unless you are a
>> sell-out two way
>> sword, who want to eat from the past and still be considered a reformist.
>>
>> Kenya's history with Corruption and Impunity is deadly, has consumed lives
>> and brought
>> poverty to Kenyans in double digits curse.  The man-made Corruption with
>> Impunity has
>> caused the Nation of Kenya to fall in a bottom-less pit.  The
>> masterminders of Corruption
>> with Impunity are the PowerHouse controllers in the Government, and they
>> rule with an
>> Iron-Fist.  What makes them rigidly more superior and most powerful is,
>> they have joined
>> with the Mafia Cartels of International networks Crooks-Cum-Business
>> Investors, who
>> together milked, sucked and squeezed blood from unsuspecting innocent
>> Kenyans to a
>> point Kenya is reeling in abject poverty while they live in afluence.
>>
>> At this juncture, anything, even a fly, will not be allowed to stop the
>> process of the
>> REFERENDUM from taking place.  Therefore, Omtatah, I want to tell you in
>> plain clear
>> language that, for you to have rushed to Court .....to stop the REFERENDUM
>> from
>> proceeding, you are number one enemy of Kenya, who dramatized his chaining
>> for
>> sympathy to gain ground to fill his stomach.  You have no business calling
>> your self a
>> REFORMIST nor a Civil Society Agent.  The Change Agents should live you
>> alone and
>> forget about you. You can only fool an Idiot.....You can as well go retire
>> with Ruto and
>> Moi in the pit of dead end memory.
>>
>> I have no more faith in you and you can go chill out, and I repeat,
>> you are only capable
>> to reform a retarded in my observation, no wonder the size of your mouth
>> is too big, you
>> can eat in a competition to no end.
>>
>> You are no more an issue as I am concerned, we are in a hurry to celebrate
>> Kenya's
>> Independence and do not waste our time, and please, keep off our
>> path....Hiyo Chain ilikua
>> strategy ya shibe, yes, you are totally and thoroughly an opportunist.
>>
>> Count Down.......29 Days to Referendum.........
>>
>>
>> Judy Miriga
>> Diaspora Spokesperson
>> Executive Director
>> Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
>> USA
>> http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
>>
>>
>>
>> From: Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com>
>> Subject: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
>> Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010, 2:23 PM
>>
>>  Baba Askofu,
>>
>> You are wrong again - to think that I am not on the campaign trail. I am
>> multitasking - I am both in court and in the field to give Kenyans insights
>> into the flawed process and how it has adulterated the document. And being a
>> man of ideas, I can speak through a thousand moths all at once - and that is
>> my strategy: to give the mouths what to say.
>>
>> The main prayer I am making to the court is to get a process that will
>> allow Kenyans to determine the contentious issues. The current Constitution
>> of Kenya demands that we do just that.
>>
>> The other key thing is to remove the last minute toxic clauses that the
>> CoE smuggled into the draft Constitution.
>>
>> If the court agrees with us, it will be up to it to decide how best to
>> enforce the rule of law.
>>
>> God bless.
>>
>> Omtatah
>>
>>
>> From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
>> *Sent:* Sat, July 3, 2010 9:02:00 PM
>> *Subject:* Re: [africa-oped] Re: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
>>
>>
>>  Bwana Omtatah,
>>
>> Glad to see you back on the fora and thanks for the kind words.  I do
>> agree that you have the right to air your views and to support the side
>> fronted by Moi and Ruto. I also think some of the issues you raise are very
>> genuine. As your pursue the solutions through the court system, remember
>> that the referendum is on August 4th and that one ought to weigh their case
>> and grounds before wasting time and money in the courts instead of hitting
>> the campaign trail. If the judges listens to your cries and stops the
>> referendum, I will feel very sad but will agree to disagree with the judges.
>>
>> I supported KCA decision to be enjoined in the case because I wanted to
>> also vote like the rest of us. My assumption was that it was to be like the
>> case of mahambushu who will be allowed to vote without postponing the
>> referendum. When it became apparent that the main goal is to stop the
>> referendum, I was among the first to ask KCA to bolt and seek redress
>> elsewhere. Not voting is an evil but demanding that the referendum get
>> postponed so that Kuria Mwangi and others can vote is a worse evil so I
>> opted for the lesser evil.
>>
>> If you remove the part of postponing the elections from the case, you may
>> get a few more souls from the watermelons and independents. With less than
>> 20% of the voters supporting the NO side, they need to work in a way which
>> can gain them more support from the watermelons and the independents. Now
>> your position that the referendum be postponed will make some of the NOs
>> jump to the safer ground (Green) and so end up with less than 10%. If I were
>> you, I would spend the resources used in court on the campaign trail with
>> akina Moi and Ruto who are tirelessly criss crossing the country wasting
>> time.
>>
>> Kuria
>>
>>
>> --
>> A package of 1,000 E-Books at Ksh. 6,000 See list here
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>> Months, Collins Easy Learning (French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish), Learn in
>> Your Car (French) by Henry N. Raymond, Learn to Speak and Understand French
>> with Pimsleur, Fast & Easy Spanish, Learn & Speak German
>>
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>>
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>>
>> FOR ALL THE ABOVE, email francis at safarisoftsolutions.com or Call 0721 663
>> 208
>>
>> *Green*
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:49 AM, Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Okiya Omtatah,
>>>
>>> In due respect, I believe you are completely confused.  You can only
>>> convince a retarded
>>> that you can play this Referendum ball two-ways.....unless you are a
>>> sell-out two way
>>> sword, who want to eat from the past and still be considered a reformist.
>>>
>>> Kenya's history with Corruption and Impunity is deadly, has consumed
>>> lives and brought
>>> poverty to Kenyans in double digits curse.  The man-made Corruption with
>>> Impunity has
>>> caused the Nation of Kenya to fall in a bottom-less pit.  The
>>> masterminders of Corruption
>>> with Impunity are the PowerHouse controllers in the Government, and they
>>> rule with an
>>> Iron-Fist.  What makes them rigidly more superior and most powerful is,
>>> they have joined
>>> with the Mafia Cartels of International networks Crooks-Cum-Business
>>> Investors, who
>>> together milked, sucked and squeezed blood from unsuspecting innocent
>>> Kenyans to a
>>> point Kenya is reeling in abject poverty while they live in afluence.
>>>
>>> At this juncture, anything, even a fly, will not be allowed to stop the
>>> process of the
>>> REFERENDUM from taking place.  Therefore, Omtatah, I want to tell you in
>>> plain clear
>>> language that, for you to have rushed to Court .....to stop the
>>> REFERENDUM from
>>> proceeding, you are number one enemy of Kenya, who dramatized his
>>> chaining for
>>> sympathy to gain ground to fill his stomach.  You have no business
>>> calling your self a
>>> REFORMIST nor a Civil Society Agent.  The Change Agents should live you
>>> alone and
>>> forget about you. You can only fool an Idiot.....You can as well go
>>> retire with Ruto and
>>> Moi in the pit of dead end memory.
>>>
>>> I have no more faith in you and you can go chill out, and I repeat,
>>> you are only capable
>>> to reform a retarded in my observation, no wonder the size of your mouth
>>> is too big, you
>>> can eat in a competition to no end.
>>>
>>> You are no more an issue as I am concerned, we are in a hurry to
>>> celebrate Kenya's
>>> Independence and do not waste our time, and please, keep off our
>>> path....Hiyo Chain ilikua
>>> strategy ya shibe, yes, you are totally and thoroughly an opportunist.
>>>
>>> Count Down.......29 Days to Referendum.........
>>>
>>>
>>> Judy Miriga
>>> Diaspora Spokesperson
>>> Executive Director
>>> Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
>>> USA
>>> http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> From: Okiya Omtatah Okoiti <omtatah at yahoo.com>
>>> Subject: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers interest
>>> Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010, 2:23 PM
>>>
>>>  Baba Askofu,
>>>
>>> You are wrong again - to think that I am not on the campaign trail. I am
>>> multitasking - I am both in court and in the field to give Kenyans insights
>>> into the flawed process and how it has adulterated the document. And being a
>>> man of ideas, I can speak through a thousand moths all at once - and that is
>>> my strategy: to give the mouths what to say.
>>>
>>> The main prayer I am making to the court is to get a process that will
>>> allow Kenyans to determine the contentious issues. The current Constitution
>>> of Kenya demands that we do just that.
>>>
>>> The other key thing is to remove the last minute toxic clauses that the
>>> CoE smuggled into the draft Constitution.
>>>
>>> If the court agrees with us, it will be up to it to decide how best to
>>> enforce the rule of law.
>>>
>>> God bless.
>>>
>>> Omtatah
>>>
>>>
>>> From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
>>> *Sent:* Sat, July 3, 2010 9:02:00 PM
>>> *Subject:* Re: [africa-oped] Re: Case to stop Kenya vote gathers
>>> interest
>>>
>>>
>>>   Bwana Omtatah,
>>>
>>> Glad to see you back on the fora and thanks for the kind words.  I do
>>> agree that you have the right to air your views and to support the side
>>> fronted by Moi and Ruto. I also think some of the issues you raise are very
>>> genuine. As your pursue the solutions through the court system, remember
>>> that the referendum is on August 4th and that one ought to weigh their case
>>> and grounds before wasting time and money in the courts instead of hitting
>>> the campaign trail. If the judges listens to your cries and stops the
>>> referendum, I will feel very sad but will agree to disagree with the judges.
>>>
>>> I supported KCA decision to be enjoined in the case because I wanted to
>>> also vote like the rest of us. My assumption was that it was to be like the
>>> case of mahambushu who will be allowed to vote without postponing the
>>> referendum. When it became apparent that the main goal is to stop the
>>> referendum, I was among the first to ask KCA to bolt and seek redress
>>> elsewhere. Not voting is an evil but demanding that the referendum get
>>> postponed so that Kuria Mwangi and others can vote is a worse evil so I
>>> opted for the lesser evil.
>>>
>>> If you remove the part of postponing the elections from the case, you may
>>> get a few more souls from the watermelons and independents. With less than
>>> 20% of the voters supporting the NO side, they need to work in a way which
>>> can gain them more support from the watermelons and the independents. Now
>>> your position that the referendum be postponed will make some of the NOs
>>> jump to the safer ground (Green) and so end up with less than 10%. If I were
>>> you, I would spend the resources used in court on the campaign trail with
>>> akina Moi and Ruto who are tirelessly criss crossing the country wasting
>>> time.
>>>
>>> Kuria
>>>
>>>
>>>  --
>>> A package of 1,000 E-Books at Ksh. 6,000 See list here
>>> http://tiny.cc/d0mhp
>>>
>>> Audio Books at Ksh. 1,000 each. See list here http://tiny.cc/a4ukr
>>>
>>> FITNESS/DANCE DVDS @ KSH. 1, 000: Jillian Michaels(30 Day Shred, Banish
>>> Fat Boost Metabolism) , Fat Burning For Dummies, Yoga For Weight Loss, Yoga
>>> & You, Advanced Taebo, Ultimate Kicking Drills, Zumba Fitness, Shotokan
>>> Karate Katas, Target Focus Training, Human Weapon, Muscle Building Training
>>> System, Learn To Dance (Salsa, Bachata)
>>>
>>> AUDIO COURSES @ KSH. 1, 000: (French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish) In 3
>>> Months, Collins Easy Learning (French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish), Learn in
>>> Your Car (French) by Henry N. Raymond, Learn to Speak and Understand French
>>> with Pimsleur, Fast & Easy Spanish, Learn & Speak German
>>>
>>> MUSIC DVDs @ Ksh 1,000 (Guitar, Piano) Instruction by Leonard Hall.
>>>
>>> Robert Kiyosaki Cashflow 101 and 202 E-Game
>>>
>>> FOR ALL THE ABOVE, email francis at safarisoftsolutions.com or Call 0721
>>> 663 208
>>>
>>
>>  --
>> A package of 1,000 E-Books at Ksh. 6,000 See list here
>> http://tiny.cc/d0mhp
>>
>> Audio Books at Ksh. 1,000 each. See list here http://tiny.cc/a4ukr
>>
>> FITNESS/DANCE DVDS @ KSH. 1, 000: Jillian Michaels(30 Day Shred, Banish
>> Fat Boost Metabolism) , Fat Burning For Dummies, Yoga For Weight Loss, Yoga
>> & You, Advanced Taebo, Ultimate Kicking Drills, Zumba Fitness, Shotokan
>> Karate Katas, Target Focus Training, Human Weapon, Muscle Building Training
>> System, Learn To Dance (Salsa, Bachata)
>>
>> AUDIO COURSES @ KSH. 1, 000: (French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish) In 3
>> Months, Collins Easy Learning (French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish), Learn in
>> Your Car (French) by Henry N. Raymond, Learn to Speak and Understand French
>> with Pimsleur, Fast & Easy Spanish, Learn & Speak German
>>
>> MUSIC DVDs @ Ksh 1,000 (Guitar, Piano) Instruction by Leonard Hall.
>>
>> Robert Kiyosaki Cashflow 101 and 202 E-Game
>>
>> FOR ALL THE ABOVE, email francis at safarisoftsolutions.com or Call 0721 663
>> 208
>>
>
>
>
> --
> http://www.kuria-mwangi.blogspot.com
> http://www.facebook.com/kjmwangi
>
>
>  --
> A package of 1,000 E-Books at Ksh. 6,000 See list here
> http://tiny.cc/d0mhp
>
> Audio Books at Ksh. 1,000 each. See list here http://tiny.cc/a4ukr
>
> FITNESS/DANCE DVDS @ KSH. 1, 000: Jillian Michaels(30 Day Shred, Banish Fat
> Boost Metabolism) , Fat Burning For Dummies, Yoga For Weight Loss, Yoga &
> You, Advanced Taebo, Ultimate Kicking Drills, Zumba Fitness, Shotokan Karate
> Katas, Target Focus Training, Human Weapon, Muscle Building Training System,
> Learn To Dance (Salsa, Bachata)
>
> AUDIO COURSES @ KSH. 1, 000: (French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish) In 3
> Months, Collins Easy Learning (French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish), Learn in
> Your Car (French) by Henry N. Raymond, Learn to Speak and Understand French
> with Pimsleur, Fast & Easy Spanish, Learn & Speak German
>
> MUSIC DVDs @ Ksh 1,000 (Guitar, Piano) Instruction by Leonard Hall.
>
> Robert Kiyosaki Cashflow 101 and 202 E-Game
>
> FOR ALL THE ABOVE, email francis at safarisoftsolutions.com or Call 0721 663
> 208
>

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From bmberu at aphrc.org  Tue Jul  6 16:18:40 2010
From: bmberu at aphrc.org (Blessing Mberu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 23:18:40 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Why are most of my emails unanswered?
In-Reply-To: <008601cb1c7f$94992580$9ed6550a@kigame>
References: <008601cb1c7f$94992580$9ed6550a@kigame>
Message-ID: <005801cb1d48$6ccb6170$46622450$@org>

Dear Mr Kigame,

 

I have received most of your postings except the one on Kiswahili
translations. Surely your postings have been substantive and constructive.
Keep it up and God bless.

 

Blessing.

 

From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Reuben Kigame
Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 11:20 PM
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Subject: [YP_Ke] Why are most of my emails unanswered?

 

Dear Moderator,

 

For one reason or the other, when I send out my thoughts and questions on
the constitution, I hardly see my emails in circulation and neither do I
receive any response.

 

One of two things may be true: Iether they are not worth circulating and so
someone delates them, or they are offensive and so are uncirculated.

 

Case in point are my emails on land and ethnicity, the textual errors in the
proposed constitution with particular attention to the Kiswahili translation
and the recent response to the challenge that someone provides five reasons
to vote "no." I sent a large document and re-sent it, but I and several of
my friends in the forum have not seen them.

 

Kindly explain, dear Moderator.

 

Reuben.

 

  


Reuben Kigame
Managing Director Fish Media
Barng'etuny Plaza 
P.O. Box 3608-30100 
ELDORET, KENYA. 
Office Tel: 254 53 2060767 
Cell: 254 733 437270 /254 710 384 384
www.fishkenya.net 
www.reubenkigame.com

 

 

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From alex_mwaura at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 04:00:26 2010
From: alex_mwaura at yahoo.com (alex mwaura)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 01:00:26 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LANDSCAPER
Message-ID: <741222.78635.qm@web51807.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hi Group,

I am looking to engage the services of a landscaper for a garden solution.

Kindly assist with contacts of any of such persons or simply inbox me if you are the one.

Thank you.

Regards,
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From: jeanotte04 at hotmail.com (Wambui ndirangu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 07:55:27 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LADY SUPERVISOR WANTED!
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From oyayac at yahoo.co.uk  Tue Jul  6 05:17:09 2010
From: oyayac at yahoo.co.uk (charles oyaya)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 09:17:09 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: [Jambo]
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Dear Sarah, Brother Reuben Kigame and all

Under the doctrine of Supremacy of the Constitution, Parliament cannot and will not enact any law permitting abortion contrary to article 26 (4). In unlikely event that parliament enacts such a law, that law will be null and void or unconstitutional to the extent of its inconsistency with article 26 (4) which clearly states that "abortion is not permitted". The Proposed Constitution however, allows parliament to enact a law permitting abortion under the exceptional circumstances (hence the word "unless") which are clearly outlined in Article 26 (4), namely (a) where a mother requires emergency treatment; (b) when the life of the mother is in danger; and/or (c) when the health of the mother is in danger. Such undertaking can only take place in the professional opinion of a trained health professional. What I suppose the law that parliament may enact will have to do is to define or provide for the interpretation of what  (a) emergency treatment, (b) the
 life and health of the mother being in danger, and (c) trained health professional mean. In letter and spirit therefore, Article 26 (4) does not in any way permit abortion beyond these limits. If by any chance a "trained health professional" performs abortion beyond the permitted limits as some people fear would happen, this will be a criminal act that will be punishable in the manner prescribed by the law.  

My take on the "trained health professional" is that the intended "health professionals" will not be some quacks but persons well trained and qualified through accredited training institutions e.g. medical schools and who will be subject to professional codes of conduct. They will also be members of venerable professional bodies while their practice will be regulated by legally established regulatory bodies. We should also remember the all service providers whether in the public or private sector will be subject to the provisions of Chapter Six of the Proposed Constitution on Leadership and Integrity. We should also remember that Article 43 (1) (a) clear provides that "every person has the right to the highest attainable standard of health, which includes the right to health care services, including reproductive health care". 

For avoidance of doubt Article 21 (2) states that " the State shall take legislative, policy and other measures, including the setting of standards, to achieve the progressive realization of the rights guaranteed under Article 43".  

If the State fails to act, Article 22 (1) clear provides a window for redress - "Every person has the right to institute court proceedings claiming that a right or fundamental freedom in the Bill of Rights has been denied, violated, or is threatened".    Furthermore in Article 59 (2) (e)  the Kenya National Human Rights and Equality Commission is established to among other things: "receive and investigate complaints about alleged abuses of human rights and take steps to secure appropriate redress where human rights have been violated".   

Some people are arguing that instead of using "Trained  Health Professional" we should use "registered medical practitioner " as was used in the Draft Constitution of Kenya 2004 (Bomas Draft). In my opinion this is splitting hairs. Parliament is free, in the law it will enact, to define it thus "trained health professional in this Act means "registered medical practitioner".

Lest we forget, the Bomas Draft in Article 34 on the Right to Life which people have said should be reinstated also allowed abortion under exceptional circumstances, namely when "the life of the mother is in danger". It however did not provide clear direction to parliament to enact a law to this effect. It provided as follows:   

Right to life 
34.       (1)        Every person has the right to life.
(2)        The life of a person
begins at conception.
(3)        Abortion shall not be permitted unless, in the opinion of a registered medical practitioner, the life of the mother is in danger.

Also for us to remember, the Proposed New Constitution 2005 (Wako Draft) amended the Bomas Draft to actually leave the right to life and whether abortion should be permit or not to the discretion of parliament as follows:


Right to life
34.       (1)        Every person has the right to lifeexcept
as may be prescribed in an Act of Parliament.
(2)        The life of a person
begins at conception.
(3)        Abortion shall not be permitted unless, in the opinion of a
registered medical practitioner, the life of the mother is in danger.is not permitted except as
may be provided for by an Act of Parliament.
Brothers this was more dangerous and in actual sense permitted abortion except as may be determined by parliament. You cannot say the same of the provisions of Article 26 (4).  

What  in my opinion the present "Proposed Constitution of Kenya 2010" 
has done is give clear direction and limitations for consequential legislation by parliament and to make the circumstances under which abortion may be permitted more clearer in the sense that  it is not only 
the life of the mother that may be in danger but also her health. Furthermore, it should not be left in doubt that a 
mother may also require emergency treatment which Article 43 (2) clearly states "A person shall not be denied emergency medical treatment".  As a 
husband to a wife who is still in her reproductive age, I wonder why 
people have problems with this kind of provision.

In my humble view, we should not stop making laws simply because we fear people will either abuse the law or because people will commit crime anyhow. If you were therefore to vote "No" on the basis of Article 26 (4), I urge you may want rethink your position.

Thank you  

Charles Oyaya

    
   
   
 




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From: Sarah Onduko <sonduko38 at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, 6 July, 2010 8:16:25
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?

Dear Matunda,

I'm come from Nyamira, and its good to see that you are up doing civic education for our community, which is something i echo and say you are doing well. Reading your remarks too i'm abit weary that, your way of doing civic education is abit biased to what is good and not fully outlining the faults in the Constitution.

I want to believe that you are doing this in good faith with no malice and thus the need to give both sides of the coin for the mwananchi to make an informed decision. My opinion that is the only way you can be doing 'Civic Education' than inciting people on which side to vote!. Unfortunately this is the sad reality even at the National level, where we call even some of the people involved in the making of the Constitution to do civil education only for them to give only the positive side!. Which i think is unfair to the mwananchi.

In one of the National Forums recently held in Nairobi, one of the participants asked this question, 'I'm in the process of making up my mind on which side to vote but my question is, '' we know the constitution has banned abortion in the first clause, but in the subsequent clauses it says, ''.......unless by laws ........''. WHAT THEN ASSURES US THAT PARLIAMENT WILL NOT COME UP WITH SUCH LAWS?

My point, lets speak the truth and it will set us free whichever side you voting!.

My 2cents.

S


How 


On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 8:45 PM, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:

Dear Sir,
>
>>Thank you for sharing with us the remarks at the Nyamira forum on the constitution!
>
>>I would, however, want to let you know how disappointed I was in reading the remarks and finding that you systematically set out to show the helpless recipients of your remarks nothing but the good side of the proposed constitution only. Your language is worded in such a way that it leaves the voter with no choice but to vote for the constitution. I think this is immoral in carrying out the civic education.
>
>>I think you should share what you have in the document and then indicate that,  nevertheless, some people in Kenya have problems with the following clauses: then you can list the clauses and say why they have a problem with them. This would be balanced; but you, like the COE, have already made up your minds for the people you reach with civic education. This is not democracy. It is advantage-taking.
>
>>Even those who say "yes" to the draft admit to some problems in the document, but they never set out to outline these problems. This is bad, especially for civic education. What are people to choose if you choose for them?
>
>>Similarly, I would have a problem with those wanting to vote "no" to the draft if they went in for civic education and only showed the contentious issues. They should highlight the merits of the draft as well.
>
>>Thank you for sending the document, though.
>
>>Reuben Kigame.
>
>
>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Matunda" <matunda at gmail.com>
>>To: "youngprofessionals_ke" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
>>Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 3:16 PM
>>Subject: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?
>
>
>>Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?
>>By Matunda Nyanchama
>
>>June 17, 2010
>>A question to ponder!
>
>>"There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and
>>that is an idea whose time as come." ? Victor Hugo
>
>>The question is whether constitutional reforms underway is an idea
>>whose time has come!
>
>>-----
>
>>It is my pleasure to be part of discussions on constitutional change
>>in Kenya and especially at the grassroots where such information and
>>knowledge are deeply needed. As residents of Nyamira and citizens of
>>this dear country, it is our duty to understand well the proposed
>>Draft Constitution so that we can act accordingly.  Doing so would
>>allow us to make an informed choice when we say YES or NO.
>
>>The Kenyan constitution establishes how power in Kenya is exercised.
>>It is meant to be a deal between citizens and those who hold power on
>>behalf of the citizens. It is therefore important that we are well-
>>informed; we need to know what powers exist, who would wield those
>>powers and how well they are likely to serve the interests of the
>>nation.
>
>>As well, we need to understand whether there are enough checks and
>>balances to tame rogue use of power. Remember that power corrupts and
>>absolute power corrupts absolutely!
>
>>The existing constitution, agreed upon in Lancaster in the lead up to
>>independence, was crafted by our Founding Fathers and the departing
>>British Colonial Administration. It was largely a compromise between
>>the departing colonial power and independence leaders with little
>>involvement of mwananchi. Like in many countries, our Founding Fathers
>>did the best they could in the circumstances. We must be grateful to
>>them for putting on a good fight and securing Kenyans? freedom.
>
>>Since it came into being at independence, the constitution has been
>>amended several times over. Often, amendments have been done at the
>>whim by those in power; and usually with an intention of consolidating
>>and hence retaining power. A good example is the 1982 amendment of
>>Section 2(A) which made KANU the sole political party in Kenya.
>>Clearly, the government of the day wanted to shut out competitors in
>>the political space. Yet competition of ideas is necessary for a
>>functioning democracy where mwananchi is supposed to be the final
>>arbiter.
>
>>Note that nowhere did the Kenyan mwananchi have a say in the creation
>>of independence constitution or the amendments it has undergone to
>>date. All that time, mwananchi has been a spectator in the process.
>
>>-----
>
>>Agitation for constitutional change has been happening for many
>>decades now. In that struggle, many Kenyans have paid dearly falling
>>into trouble with the powers of the day. Many were detained without
>>trial while others were prosecuted and given summary sentences.  Lives
>>were lost in the agitation for change even as the government of the
>>day repressed such expression.
>
>>In a word, Kenyans have paid a price to get to where we are today. As
>>we consider which way to vote, we must bear this in mind. These
>>struggles MUST not be in vain.
>
>>And opportunity presents itself where we are now. Like in 2005, we are
>>being asked to choose a new order or remain with what exists today. We
>>must make a choice; it is a choice that we would live with for many
>>years, perhaps decades, to come. It is therefore important that we
>>make that choice from an informed point of view.
>
>>This forum was convened in part to create that understanding. It is my
>>hope that you will take the opportunity to learn a lot, share your
>>understanding and that of others so that you will go home better
>>informed and better prepared to make a choice.
>
>>Most of you represent groups that you belong to. I am sure that you
>>will share your lessons with your group members after the seminar. I
>>want to challenge you to make sure that you ask as many questions in
>>areas where you are in doubt. It is necessary that, when you go home,
>>you know the answers to the issues that concern you; and that any
>>doubts you have would be addressed; and any gaps in the information
>>you have, would be closed.
>>----
>
>>No constitution is perfect. It is also true that we cannot all agree
>>on all things all the time. There are going to be some aspects of the
>>constitution that we don?t like; and we are going to live with some of
>>those aspects.  One can call it the price for living in a plural
>>society; the compromise we need in order to cohabit together as a
>>nation and one people.
>
>>In the end, some of you may say NO to the proposed constitution. That
>>too is your democratic right. You would be choosing the status quo.
>
>>What, however, would be the consequences of such a choice?
>
>>For that, I take you back to the 2005 referendum on the constitution
>>widely termed as the Kilifi Draft or Wako Draft.
>
>>In the referendum debate of the time, a lot was said which led to
>>substantial national polarization? There was fallout in government
>>ranks that persisted into the 2007 General and Presidential Elections.
>>And we know what happened thereafter! The history of the near-collapse
>>of the country is there for us all to learn from. Think about the
>>consequences of replaying the 2005 referendum and post-referendum
>>events.
>
>>Now suppose that the proposed constitution had won the day in the 2005
>>referendum? What would have happened in the 2007 Presidential
>>Elections?
>
>>With the results published by the defunct Electoral Commission, the
>>two top presidential candidates would have been forced to go for a run
>>off, as no one scored 50% that would have been required to win. We
>>Kenyans would have had a chance to decide the winner in a more
>>peaceful manner than the debacle that we endured.  Clearly, the law of
>>unintended consequences holds here: ?actions of people always have
>>effects that are unanticipated or unintended.?
>
>>There is more that could be said about what would have been. I leave
>>that to historians to determine. From the one example given, I am sure
>>that the lessons of history are NOT lost to us.
>
>>Please bear the foregoing in mind when you choose NO.
>
>
>>----
>
>>So what is new in the proposed constitution that advances Kenya that
>>is NOT in the old one? And why should we change at all?
>
>>The proposed constitution would advance the sharing of power through
>>devolution and ensure a government that is close to the people. And
>>indeed, were it to come to effect, the proposed constitution would
>>increase your access to representatives. Not only would you have a
>>Member of Parliament and Councillor representing your interests but
>>also a County Governor and Senator. Your issues would thus find a
>>hearing both locally (in the county) as well as nationally ? in
>>Parliament and Senate.
>
>>The proposed constitution also advances rights on many fronts,
>>including individual rights, property rights, rights of children and
>>many more.
>
>>It attempts to bring gender balance and would assure better
>>representation of women in the political process. This would enrich
>>the political decision-making process and make us a better country.
>
>>There is more, the proposed constitution would advance the
>>independence of the Judiciary, remove conflict from legislature and
>>curb executive power. In future, no minister would be an MP at the
>>same; any elected MP selected for a cabinet position would have to
>>resign and thus reduce conflict of interest that is pervasive.
>
>>-----
>
>
>>Some people may disagree with such conclusions. It is their democratic
>>right to do so. However, is also one?s duty to persuade them to see
>>things the way one understands the issues.
>
>>We MUST also respect those with differing opinions. Holding different
>>opinions does not mean they are enemies. Never! Such people help one
>>clarify one?s stand and hence the reasons for choosing YES or NO. No
>>one should vilify any person for taking a stand contrary to one?s
>>stand. In a democracy there have to be different points of view; and
>>indeed, if all people agreed with each all the time, it means that
>>only one person may be thinking. And for the sake of our national well-
>>being, our nation needs thinking people!
>
>>Other people may fear that the changes being proposed are too drastic.
>>And that the future would not be predictable were the proposed
>>constitution to come into place. Fear of failure alone MUST not cause
>>rejection of the constitution. Only if you find the end-result
>>unacceptable should you reject the proposed constitution. Remember,
>>however, it is said:
>
>>?It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most
>>intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.?
>
>>As such we must choose between changes presented to us and adapt to a
>>new order or retain the status quo. In doing so, remember the words of
>>St Augustine:
>
>>?If you would attain to what you are not yet, you must always be
>>displeased by what you are.  For where you are pleased with yourself
>>there you have remained.  Keep adding, keep walking, keep advancing.
>
>>-------
>
>>If at the end of today?s session you are convinced that we need
>>change, then you should note those issues of concern so that they can
>>be fixed in the future. As President Mwai Kibaki said recently, we
>>should NOT split hairs about making changes after the constitution is
>>passed. The fact is that we would have a more just order than we do
>>presently.
>
>>Remember, Kenya is NOT the only nation to create a new constitution
>>way past its independence. We have a number of precedents. A good
>>example is Canada that did their constitutional repatriation in 1980.
>>Before that, the country was governed by the British National Act of
>>1867.
>
>>Since the repatriation, Canada has faced experiences that would offer
>>Kenya a number of lessons. These include clarifying issues of
>>contention via the court system and ensuring that parliament passed
>>laws that are in line with the constitution.
>
>>We too can do it! We just need to have national interest and well-
>>being in mind. Thinking as one people, aiming at collective common
>>good, we would also succeed.
>
>>Friends, the moment to make history beckons. We just need to embrace
>>it to bring change. We also have a choice of retaining the status quo.
>
>>-----
>
>>Let me wish you the very best of deliberations. I am sure that you
>>will go home more enriched than when you came. Make sure to share your
>>knowledge with your groups. Remember that you don?t light a candle and
>>put it under the table. Go back and shine. In the process, you would
>>provide light for others so that they too can make an informed choice
>>when August 4, 2010 comes. In the process you would have advanced
>>Kenya?s national cause.
>
>>And when that day comes, vote the national interest. Ask yourself what
>>is best for Kenya. Ask yourself how we can build a stronger nation
>>with greater accountability? Ask yourself which of the two choices
>>would assure better exercise of power by those you elect?
>
>>Tigara buya. Ntororane. Buna Mogusii atebete: Banto ?mbaumerani,
>>?mbitunwa bitakoumerana; naende inyora buna: binto ?mbiang?ora,
>>?nsagasaga bikwanga.
>
>>Signed
>>Matunda Nyanchama
>matunda at matunda.org
>>June 17, 2010
>
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From terryshiundu at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 05:25:49 2010
From: terryshiundu at gmail.com (Terry Shiundu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 12:25:49 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] MP's in hell - fantastic
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*THIS IS A JOKE THAT CAN BE ENJOYED BY All PARTIES! NOT ONLY THAT-- it is
POLITICALLY CORRECT!!*

While walking down the street one day a "Member of Parliament" is tragically
hit by a truck and dies.

His soul arrives in heaven and is met by St. Peter at the  entrance.

Welcome to heaven,' says St. Peter.. 'Before you settle in, it seems there
is a problem. We seldom see a high official around

these parts, you see, so we're not sure what to do with you.'

No problem, just let me in,' says the man.

'Well, I'd like to, but I  have orders from higher up. What we'll do is have
you spend one day in hell and one in heaven. Then you

can choose where to spend eternity.'

'Really, I've made up my mind. I want to be in heaven,'  says the MP.

'I'm sorry, but we have our rules.'

And with that, St. Peter escorts him to the elevator and he goes down, down,
down to hell. The doors open and he finds

himself in the middle of a green golf course. In the distance is a clubhouse
and standing in front of it  are all his friends and other politicians who
had worked with him.

Everyone is very happy and in evening dress. They run to greet him,

shake his hand, and reminisce about the good times they had  while getting
rich at the expense of the people.

They play a  friendly game of golf and then dine on lobster, caviar and
champagne.

Also present is the devil, who really is a very friendly & nice guy who has
a good time dancing and telling jokes. They are having such

a good time that before he realizes it, it is time to go.

Everyone gives him a hearty farewell and waves while the elevator rises....

The elevator goes up, up, up and the door reopens on heaven where St. Peter
is waiting for him.

'Now it's time to visit heaven.'

So, 24 hours pass with the MP joining a group  of contented souls

moving from cloud to cloud, playing the harp and singing.  They have a good
time and, before he realizes it, the 24 hours have gone by  and St. Peter
returns.

'Well, then, you've spent a day in hell and another in heaven. Now choose
your eternity.'

The MP reflects for a minute, then he answers: 'Well, I would never have
said it before, I mean heaven has been delightful, but I

think I would be better off in hell.'

So St. Peter escorts him to the elevator and he goes down,  down, down to
hell.

Now the doors of the elevator open and he's in the middle of a barren land
covered with waste and garbage.

He sees all his friends, dressed in rags, picking up the trash and putting
it in black bags as more trash falls from above.

The devil comes over to him and puts his arm around his  shoulder.

'I don't understand,' stammers the MP. 'Yesterday I was here and there was a
golf course and clubhouse, and we ate lobster and

caviar, drank champagne, and danced and had a great time.. Now there's just
a wasteland full of garbage and my friends look miserable.

What happened?'

The devil looks at him, smiles and says, 'Yesterday we were campaigning...

*Today you voted.'  *

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From cjakait at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 05:47:36 2010
From: cjakait at gmail.com (Charles Jakait)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 12:47:36 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Matters Credit Cards...(Visa/Master bla bla)
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Hi Mheshimiwa,
I personally don't use credit cards because it is called leaving today for
what you will earn tomorrow. it is borrowing expecting to earn and pay
later.
The borrower is always a slave to the lender and I don't want to be a slave.
am old stiled and that is why I don't use credit cards except ATM cards for
withdrawing and depositing money.

Dr Jakait CS

On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Technology and Diversity has made life easier and interesting.Life has
> become stress free though at a cost.
>
> Times of telegram are gone and carrying of coins and notes has become
> histry.
> With Credit Cards..it is almost useless to carry money though this has lead
> us to the common term Bills bills bills like it is in developed worlds like
> US.
>
> A majority of us use the cards nowdays.
>
> Someone answer me this;
>
> 1.Why do you like using this service?
> 2.What don't you like from your service provider on this service?
> 3.What service would you want provided by Credi Cards if you were give a
> choice to chooce.
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From ekimnjoro at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 06:00:33 2010
From: ekimnjoro at yahoo.com (E.  Kim)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 03:00:33 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] GCSE or Form 5 and 6
Message-ID: <224260.1482.qm@web52707.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hallo,

I need to find a place that is offering either GCSE around Nairobi area or Form 5 & 6 education. Your input very much appreciated. Thanking you in advance.

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From ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 06:33:18 2010
From: ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com (Rose Kagwiria)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 03:33:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimAp7Igji-dX90L68c1QPoNoEgPKvaEWXgmHATR@mail.gmail.com>
References: <309940.94652.qm@web65701.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
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We can start if the moderator does not want to see our urgly faces. Lakini i know nobody wants to close the parents out. I f they do i disappear with my grand children and great grand children. Watawachwa peke yayo. 

Rose


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From: Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 9:40:34 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS



I think Rose is right...i fall there..over 61.50 yrs.
Rose..can we start our own shop?
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From ibrahim.karani78 at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 06:37:40 2010
From: ibrahim.karani78 at gmail.com (Ibrahim karani)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 03:37:40 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] IT Gurus - pls advise
In-Reply-To: <402714.83057.qm@web38005.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
References: <402714.83057.qm@web38005.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
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In short this is a freeware.Any program that you obtain for free by
downloading e.t.c. unlike Microsoft Office that you have to part with some
cash.If you use pirated Microsoft Office those guys from Microsoft will
catch up with you and fine you.Apart from the fine pirated software have
their own shortcomings.

Ibrahim

On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 1:35 AM, Sally Maina <sally_maina at yahoo.com> wrote:

> IT gurus pls advise.
>
> The computer programe 'OpenOffice' is for when? I find it's functions very
> slow and user unfriendly - someone is trying to introduce it in the office
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From dkivisi at brackenhurst.com  Tue Jul  6 07:36:08 2010
From: dkivisi at brackenhurst.com (Dunstone Kivisi)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 14:36:08 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OUTSIDE CATERING
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Talk to Lucas Kiarie on 0725924389.

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Email:dkivisi at brackenhurst.com 
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ann Kamau 
  To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 9:22 AM
  Subject: Re: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OUTSIDE CATERING


  talk to Joshua of 0722-786653, he has over 17 years experience with speciality in pastries and chinese cuisine, but happy to do african food too.


  On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Festus Mandilah <manfes86 at yahoo.com> wrote:

          Any person who can do outside catering for  300 people twice in week.
          please contact me with full quotations b4 Wednesday.
          thank.

          --- On Fri, 7/2/10, Nicholas Washington <nickywash at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:


            From: Nicholas Washington <nickywash at yahoo.co.uk>
            Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
            To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
            Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 10:59 AM


                  hallo,
                  where is the job. how do you apply

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                    From: Robinson Kioko <kiokorobinson at gmail.com>
                    Subject: [YP_Ke] RE: VACANCY SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
                    To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com
                    Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 12:26


                          1.   JOB IDENTIFICATION 
                          Job Title:
                         Systems Administrator
                         
                          Department:
                         Engineering ? ICT Support
                         
                          Reports to:
                         IT Manager
                         
                          2.   JOB PURPOSE 
                           

                            a.. The System Administrator?s role is to manage and tune in-house computer software systems and network connections to ensure high levels of availability and security of the supported business applications. This individual also participates in the planning and implementation of policies and procedures to ensure system provisioning and maintenance that is consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements. 
                            b.. To offer ICT support to External Customers upon request from Technical Head.
                         
                          3.   JOB DIMENSIONS
                         
                           

                          ?         IT Systems support: Deployment, administration, support, user training and maintenance of all infrastructure systems in the organization. 


                         
                          4.   KEY RESULT AREAS 
                           

                          Strategy & Planning 

                           

                          ?          Participate in and support capacity planning and the development of long-term strategic goals for infrastructure systems and desktop applications in conjunction with end-users and department managers. 

                           

                          Acquisition & Deployment 

                           

                          Coordinate with ICT Support Team to implement desktop and server systems that utilize industry best practices to meet agency objectives. 

                          Deploy workstations, servers, printers, scanners, firewalls, encryption systems, and all host security systems. 

                           

                          Operational Management 

                           

                          ?          Manage all operating systems and end-user software. 

                          ?          Manage communications and connection solutions, including workstation connectivity, local area networks, company Web site, intranet, and Internet applications. Ensure the integrity and security of enterprise data on host computers, multiple databases, and during data transfer in accordance to business needs and industry best practices regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance. 

                          ?          Manage input/output fleet, including printers and scanners. 

                          ?          Manage end user accounts, permissions, access rights, and storage allocations in accordance with best-practices regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance. 

                          ?          Perform network and security audits. 

                          ?          Perform and test routine system backups and restores. 

                          ?          Anticipate, mitigate, identify, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software problems on servers, input/output fleet, and workstations. Escalate incidents as necessary. 

                          ?          Practice network asset management, including maintenance of network component inventory and related documentation and technical specifications information. 

                          ?          Support application development teams throughout project lifecycles. 

                          ?          Analyze system, server, application, network, and input/output device performance. 

                          ?          Recommend, schedule, and perform software and hardware improvements, upgrades, patches, reconfigurations, and/or purchases. 

                          ?          Conduct research on emerging products, services, protocols, and standards in support of systems software procurement and development efforts. 

                          ?          Create required reports in response to business user needs. 

                          ?          Participate in negotiations with vendors, outsourcers, and contractors to secure software products and services. 

                          ?          Develop, document, and maintain policies, procedures and associated training plans for system administration and appropriate use. 

                          ?         Manage and/or provide guidance to junior members of the team.
                         
                          5.   KEY DECISIONS
                         
                           

                          ?         Infrastructure Systems Upgrade 

                          ?         Budgetary needs. 


                         
                          6.   KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)
                         
                          ?         Customer care ? Response to user support related issue as per ICT Support SLA. 

                          ?         Infrastructure uptime ? Ensure availability of all systems and infrastructure as per IT SLA and also take measures to mitigate downtime. 

                          ?         Project Management discipline ? Ensure use of project management discipline in all IT projects. 

                          ?         Systems Security ? Ensure controls are in place for company information access and infrastructure, ensure data backup takes place as per set policy 

                          ?         Systems maintenance ? Ensure that systems are maintained and operate optimally. 

                          ?         User training ? User training on new systems or on current systems optimization. 


                         
                          7.   KEY RELATIONSHIPS
                         
                           

                          ?         Internal ? with all staff, procurement & finance departments, the department manager 

                          ?         External ? with vendors, service providers 


                         
                          8.   QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE 
                          Expertise
                         Minimum requirement
                         
                          Academic qualification/s 


                         Degree in IT is preferable
                         
                          Relevant professional qualification 


                         MCSE, CCNA, A+,N+,CISA
                         
                          Skills
                         SQL Database administration, Windows server administration, Linux server administration, Cisco router administration, Windows client support, LAN and WAN infrastructure setup and support, Business Applications deployment and Support, Crystal Report Writing, , VoIP support deployment and support, PABX support, Financial Budgeting/Cost Management
                         
                          Relevant experience
                         3 Years in Systems and Business Systems Administration in a highly automated environment.
                         
                          Specialised software 


                         Syspro ERP, MS SQL Server, Citrix, Linux postfix mail server, Squid proxy & Firewall server, EAD Pac Host/Soft
                         
                                9.   COMPETENCIES & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
                               
                                 

                                ?         Business Savvy, High Integrity, Ability to perform under pressure, Result oriented, 

                                High analytical skills , Good Leadership skills, Good oral and written communication skills, 

                                Good Customer care skills
                               

                         
                          10.        JOB DESCRIPTION AGREEMENT
                         
                          Job Holder Name: 


                         Signature:
                         Date:
                         

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From ibrahim.karani78 at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 07:07:58 2010
From: ibrahim.karani78 at gmail.com (Ibrahim karani)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:07:58 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Networking products
Message-ID: <AANLkTinaJJq2m0YP4lVnDKBKtWOZkGpeJX9zI5riSqev@mail.gmail.com>

Hi all.
Any one who can supply me with networking accessories at good prices?I mean
competitive prices only because I am a reseller and will need to transport
them.Dlink switches,cart 6 cables(Aico,Giganet,Belden etc),face
plates,etc.email pricelist to techtronicbros at yahoo.com

Ibrahim

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From tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk  Tue Jul  6 08:14:22 2010
From: tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk (Chakubuta Mulengwa)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 15:14:22 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] God does make away!
In-Reply-To: <858742.54696.qm@web38703.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
References: <858742.54696.qm@web38703.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <00fa01cb1d05$23310c10$69932430$@co.uk>

Very inspiring Pastor.

You don't even need to squint to see how God can come through for someone in
very many unexpected ways. Some ways can be mistaken for misfortune but it's
the path to healing. Many a time have I cursed a situation only to find
something great come out of it.

 

Joseph in the Bible is a good example, when he was arrested for 'attempted
rape', it wasn't all smooth in jail but when he was released, he went
straight to be Egypt's Raila Odinga.and a foreigner at that!

 

Think about this, someone  missing a bus and cursing their lungs out, pacing
to and fro.

When they finally get to board one, a few meters into their journey, the bus
that they had missed has been  in a gruesome accident?

 

 

 

50 years on...

chak

"The protracted war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) amounts to one
of the bloodiest conflicts since World War II. More than 5 million lives
have been lost since the war began in 1998. Women and children - are
targeted as tools of war."

 

From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Absalom Birai
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 12:38 PM
To: Young professionals
Subject: [YP_Ke] God does make away!

 


Even though many of us are slow and often times even unwilling to
acknowledge or even give credit,our God has at His own time intervened to
provide a solution to those who love Him and seek His guidance all the
time.Like my favorite author (Ellen G White) puts it,"our God has a thousand
and one ways to provide for the needs of His children of which we know
none." Yea,the apostle Paul agrees with  that statement when he writes,"And
we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who
have been called according to his purpose(Romans 8:28)

A one time missionary to Kenya recently shared with me a very touching story
that goes to show how our God works. In his return from Kisumu to USA via
Nairobi,he was indeed disappointed,yea,even annoyed with this short and
unimportant guy,so he thought, who sat next to him. "Why such a guy of all
the people?" wondered this "man of God".Like many of us do,he not only
despised this guy but also misjudged him, confusing him with either
a beggar or something else. He was not even ready to engage in any
conversation with him,leave alone even creating an interest or make any move
in knowing him.God have mercy.

It was on their arrival at Nairobi that this missionary realized who this
guy was.He found out that this short guy that he had despised all along was
a celebrity of some kind in Kenya. He was both known and respected at the
airport. It was this fellow that he had despised who helped this missionary
go through the air port many checks.

For reasons beyond our human understanding,it so happened that they sat next
to each other in the flight to USA from Nairobi.In their conversation,the
missionary was shocked to find out that the guy that he had despised all
along though he looked unimportant was a well respected guy who lived in
USA. Well,figure out the rest of the story.

This story has a two fold lessons for all of us: Firstly,we need to overcome
our prejudices. Let us avoid despising and/or looking down upon
others.Regardless of who we think we are,let us humble ourselves enough to
realize that the good Lord treats all His children the same way.Secondly,our
God is known for allowing disappointment to come our our way,so as to help
us the best way He knows how. Indeed, He is always on time! So instead of
cursing and whining whenever faced with challenges beyond our understanding,
let us learn to leave everything at the feet of the cross.God indeed knows
what is best for all His children.

By the way,didn't Nathanael,one of the disciples of Jesus despised and
misjudged Jesus? Here is how:"

"Philip found Nathanael and told him, "We have found the one Moses wrote
about in the Law, and about whom the prophets also wrote-Jesus of Nazareth,
the son of Joseph." 

 "Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?" Nathanael asked."Come and
see," said Philip.When Jesus saw Nathanael approaching, he said of him,
"Here is a true Israelite, in whom there is nothing false.""How do you know
me?" Nathanael asked.Jesus answered, "I saw you while you were still under
the fig tree before Philip called you."Then Nathanael declared, "Rabbi, you
are the Son of God; you are the King of Israel."(John 1:46-49)


 
Even so Lord Jesus,open our eyes so that we can see.

Pastor Birai 

 

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From faith at ansetintl.com  Tue Jul  6 08:44:59 2010
From: faith at ansetintl.com (Faith Kiliswa)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 15:44:59 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] Fw: [YP_Ke] IT Gurus - pls advise
Message-ID: <8CE1671B625D47B39595D0AD832C890F@FKiliswa>

Open Office is almost the equivalent of MS Office and is available for download for free over the internet.


Its functions should not be slow in comparison with MS Office they should be more or less the same and maybe even a bit faster.


You need a guru to look at your machine to find out whats wrong  -  feel free to contact isaacochola at avoglobal.com  offline  -  he should be able to sort you out.




----- Original Message ----- 
From: Muita Wangoko 
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com 
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 1:40 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] IT Gurus - pls advise


@Sally,


I recommend openoffice products.  At first, they are always challenging to those who were brought up with Microsoft office or rather Microsoft products.

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Regards,
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-The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age - The Call of Cthulhu
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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 09:06:23 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 09:06:23 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS
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Mheshimiwa and Rose,
I know Rose added 20 plus years on her CV while Mhe added some 30 years but
that is beside the point. I didnt see what would warrant wazee wakazi to
decamp from YP which is mainly composed of vijana wakazi (or are they in
kwazi kwa vijana).

I would go with Gichuru and others and mostly what Oyugi asserts. When you
are at your job, a 21 and 55 are probably doing the same thing and
exchanging ideas at the same level. In my job, my supervisor is 20 years
younger and I love the way she does her work (even the way she dresses and
those low cut blouses which sometimes scares the hell out of me during
supervision because sometimes she has to explain something in writing and
would come behind me, bend over and so can feel them stuck at the back of my
neck, like two watermelons hang there but this does not bother me. It gives
me energy and a good reason to want to go for more supervision. Even looking
at her and them gets me to love my job. She is cute and dont want to be
supervised by an old woman who should be at home taking care of her great
great grandchildren). My office mate is going to 65 and younger than me on
the job. He comes to for almost everything and probably trust me more than
he does his supervisor. He changed jobs and have learned alot about the
military, culture and other stuff about this country. He now speaks swahili
and love to hear the memoirs. He makes me feel very young.


I would rather we remain here, the wazee wa kazi. I receive several private
notes from the young and restless, thanking me for the mentoring on these
fora and for making them have that smile but mostly because of the
mentoring. We have been treated well and dont see why we should have a
corner for the senior citizen (senior citizens professionals? Hell No!).
Why?

I have been to a forum where most folks were senior citizen professional and
I hated. I will remain here with the young and restless (group ya akina
harry na Ndunya). What those folks were discussing scared the hell out of me
and I left. It was like watching a horror movie. I hate such stuff.

I want to hear talk about siring and conception not about retiring

I want to hear about buying plots for building houses not plots for burial

I want to hear about buying furniture for the house not about coffins

I want to hear about going to the Light House Church and not about Lee
funeral Home

I want to hear stuff about marriage and weddings not about dying and
funerals

I want to hear stuff about ejaculations and not about puking

I want to hear stuff about pubic hair not about gray hair


As we have high mileage but I feel like the late Machage in class when I am
debating Ndunya and Harry. I dont want to be in class with only akina
Machage but with a mixer of Machage and Ndunya.

Kuria


On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 6:11 AM, Gichuru <johngichuru2004 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Rose and Mheshimiwa,
> We will remain here. We, being those of us who are a stone throw away from
> retirement, or those who are going through post-retirement traumatic
> counselling. We can adopt the role of "njuri ncheke" (Mheshimiwa, what do
> you call them in that land of bananas?). I also overheard someone say that
> this forum is for the young and the young at heart. So we are still at
> home.
>
> On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> I think Rose is right...i fall there..over 61.50 yrs.
>> Rose..can we start our own shop?
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Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 06:07:33 -0700 (PDT)
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Hey, hope FM is looking for a Creative Copywriter.

Attached, kindly find the advert for the same. Circulate widely.

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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 10:17:14 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 10:17:14 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa.
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Muita,
You have a wife and half. She is honest. Some women would do it and then
call you to demand when you will be returning to remove combwebs, yet the
likes of mheshimiwa were at your house the previous night busy removing
combwebs for you. I have a friend who was here for studies and left his wife
in Zimmerman, just next to my maskan. I could see mercs and other heavy cars
coming to get her for combwebs removals and this used to pain me. Then email
were were not there and so we were doing snail mails and he was asking me
how she was doing and I kept on telling him that she is doing well. She
would bring fruits and other vegetables from Ruiru market for me and I
assumed they were to bribe me to keep quiet. Sometimes she left their two
children at my house overnight and I knew she was going for hammering
sessions. He was sending dollars and had left a mathree for the wife to run.
So she was well oiled. For baby sitting, I would get Ksh. 2,000 a night. Not
bad money then. Even prostitutes working at Hotel 680 were not getting that
much a night, may be those at the Coast working with the Marines. The kids
liked me and it seems they didnt know that their mother was doing night
runs. They didnt have to.

I dont know whether I should have told him about what the wife was doing. I
also didnt want to refuse to take care of his kids because she could
blackmail me and tell him that I tried to do to her what the Pharoah's wife
wanted him to do. In any case I was being paid very well and she was
shopping for me even without asking her.

Unfortunately she got pregnant just a month or so before his arrival. The
child was born and the boy was a luo. You could tell with the dental formula
and his size. Huge legs and bigger on size than an average kikuyu child. He
didnt know his step child was Luo until he started growing. He would take
his three children for walks in Zimmerman in my company and the little one
(who cannot be said to be little. His father was the Merc fellow coming at
night for her and was the size of the late Kaliech-Migosi Odongo Omamo)
would be crying for the fish fried by Luo women by the road side. You saw
the child try to break loose from the father and trying to steal the fish
even uncooked ones from the market. He should have known that he was rearing
a Gor Mahia with those acts. There is no Kikuyu child who is going to demand
the channel at age 1 year to watch Football Made in Germany and to cheer Gor
Mahia even when it is playing Tusker FC yet Zimmerman is next to Kenya
Breweries. That should have sent signals.

That boy would demand to watch soccer when kids his age, even older siblings
were watching cartoons. Kikuyu children dont care about the damn football on
TV. He should have known that a Luo man worked on his wife because the child
would get upset and start throwing things and when outside use stones to
fight other children. He should have known that the child either has
Palestinian or Luo genes with the use of intifanda (stone usage) to settle
political and other differences). They come from Mathioya and the child was
always demanding to to the river and talking about fishing but his father
didnt get it.

It is like your case. If your Ndinakukonda gives birth to a child who
demands to eat only bananas, wants to be an accountant and instead of doing
direct stealing (using hands to steal) but is forging documents and being
smart with numbers and papers, you will definitely take a sword and confront
Mheshimiwa unless you have other friends from Suneka area. You have a child
with long legs and neck, who start running from the time he comes from the
birth canal or acts like he wants to do marathon, loves milk and is running
all the time, trying to climb Mt. Kenya running, then you you check with
akina Kip and other Ruto friends who happens to be your friends.

Nyongesa will fit very well in Hitler land. He likes pets and so will be at
home with a German lass and her dogs. He must contend with the dogs sharing
the bed with him and his sweetheart. He has to carry blastic bags with him
whenever they go to walk dogs so that he can pick up the dog shit or else
they get fined.

But tell him that whites dont care about looks. They want a man with muscles
and tall and that is why he should start body building. Group ya akina
Biwott and Kamotho have a difficult time getting white women even if they
looked like Kalonzo. They want group ya akina Raila and Moi. Tell him to
shave like Moi because they think anybody resembling Michael Jordan is cute.

I told you I like watching stand up comedy. This fellow,  a white man was
talking about his male dog, black labrador (sp) which loves going for those
dogs which are white in color and big (cant remember what they call them)
for mating and how the white colored dogs loves to mate with his dog and are
looking for it for those mating. His punchline?

Proves that blacks loves white bitches. By the way the other name for a dog
is a bitch so no offense intended.
Kuria
On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>wrote:

> @Kuria,
>
> Let me assure you that my *ndinakukonda* is fine.  She narrated to me how
> some 'wolves' have been trying to sniff on her way, but being the
> smart-headed she is, she has been able to beat them out of her way.  If
> there is one credit I give to this woman is her sharp kind of thinking which
> sometimes would get her into trouble if it happens to collide with mine
> which has more propulsion than anybody else's.  It cannot be denied that
> Mheshimiwa could be one of this 'wolves'.
>
> She has been nagging me all to much and the more I warn her the more she
> gets even more energy to annoy me.  Atumia angi ni ta ngamu(some women are
> like the glue) - They will dismiss you and yet cling on you later after that
> part of memory is erased.  I told her that what   I do on this other side is
> none of her business but what she does on the other side is half of my
> business.   Kuria, I am simply overwhelmed by you know what on this other
> side.  Hitlerlets are falling over themselves for me - I simply can't take
> more and so I request you to help in getting someone to come and assist me.
>  The best candidate to send here is of course none other than Nyongesa the
> least sane one, yours truly being the most sane one.  He is the
> self-proclaimed chairman of ladies so he falsely believes - very wrong.  Let
> him come her and bring the 'compe' as Wangoko Jnr will say, ' kompe ni
> kompre roho safi' . This is one language that I still struggle to
> understand.  Anyway, all said and not done, I will try my best.
>
>
> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
> Regards,
> ./Muita Wangoko:
>
> -The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
> human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
> ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
> we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
> have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
> dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
> our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
> revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
> age - The Call of Cthulhu
>
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>
>   On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 17:57, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>  Dear Muita,
>> Please fuata nyayo za Mheshimiwa. You left your family under his care and
>> is demanding that you fuata his nyayo. It is too late to reject his demands
>> for you to fuata nyayo unless you want to airlift your family to Hitlerland.
>> He is behaving like those ngati (homeguards) who took over wives and
>> children of mau mau fellows fighting in the forests. They also took their
>> property but were soft on those agreed to fuata nyayo (mostly
>> watermelons-those who wanted to eat from both sides). By the time they
>> returned home after independence, even their own children didnt want to be
>> associated with them. First they were in horrible shape, thanks to the many
>> days without proper food and shower and were landless and wifeless since the
>> ngatis had taken their wives and children. Fortunately you are taking
>> showers and sending Deutsche Marks and Euros unlike the Mau Mau who could
>> only afford to send some of their hairs and beards for use in making ropes.
>> Hope you dont end up being like a lady I worked with who went abroad to
>> study and was sending money to her boyfriend who was taking care of their
>> daughter but the money went also to his other girlfriend. They invested the
>> money in real estate and so when she returned she lost her mind (and her
>> money and boyfriend. Fortunately she got back her daughter who was in very
>> bad shape due to eating mbaya sana).
>>
>> Please do as Mheshimiwa says. If you really want to know the importance of
>> following direction and nyayo, watch a movie which came out a week or so
>> ago, Knight and Day starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. You know Tom
>> Cruise makes very good movie. Watch another one made in your adapted country
>> which he acted and is anti-Hitler, Valkrie. You should be watching movies
>> instead of spending all your free time with German women.
>>
>> Now a question I meant to ask you sometimes back which is abit personal
>> but I would rather ask you openly instead of discussing it behind your back.
>> Were you in your right mind to leave your wife with Mheshimiwa? He is a big
>> joke and have been wondering why you want him joke with your wife. Why in
>> hell would want to poacher to be in charge of your game park? You left a
>> leopard to guard your sheep? Fuata nyayo. A Mkamba would tell you, "Wi
>> mutukanu pio" (You are very mixed:)
>>
>> Kuria
>>
>>
>>
>>   On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 6:11 PM, Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>wrote:
>>
>>>  Good people,
>>>
>>> Mheshimiwa is, as they say, only human.  In other words he is bi-pedal
>>> and this I can certainly confirm since once upon a time he drowned in some
>>> Ruaraka waters under my watch.  Some people feel good when thy call him
>>> Josh.  It is a good name though.  Curiously enough, he does not know that.
>>>  He tells me that he has what it takes to be a Mheshimiwa.  But I am afraid
>>> he has not been able to convince me.  For instance, he asked me or rather
>>> requested me to *fuata nyayo za Mheshimiwa - *but he simply does not
>>> know where he may lead me or you and this can be pretty dangerous and
>>> because of this, he got somehow discourage and now wants to support other
>>> people, and mark you, humans beings just like him - and in particular one
>>> human being that only him can best describe.
>>>
>>> Human beings are great dreamers and will always remind each other that it
>>> is vitally important to dream and ensure you atleast realise the dream.  And
>>> so most people spend their entire lifetime still trying to capture the
>>> reality of the dream, unfortunately, most if not all wink the last having
>>> not even known what the dream was about but what the dream should have been.
>>> Mheshimwa has a unique dream that many learn when the get at the age of 10 -
>>> he wants to be a president.  Presidents to me are not actually meant to rule
>>> but to drive away attention of the public from the matters public.
>>>
>>> However, I respect the fact that you are a dreamer but unlike you and
>>> others, I am not a dream simply because I feel it is wrong for me to dream
>>> in this particular universe.
>>>
>>> ...Fuata Nyayo Za Mheshimiwa at your own risk!
>>>
>>>
>>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>> Regards,
>>> ./Muita Wangoko:
>>>
>>> -The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
>>> human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
>>> ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
>>> we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
>>> have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
>>> dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
>>> our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
>>> revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
>>> age - The Call of Cthulhu
>>>
>>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>>
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>>>
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>>>
>>> 1. Getting to now one another & making friends
>>> 2. Learning about The League of Young Professionals (LYP), What we do,
>>> Our Structures.
>>> 3. Looking at the possibility of setting up a LYP Chapter in Eldoret.
>>>
>>> For confirmation of attendance text/call me on 0721 663 208 or email me
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>>>
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From PubliceyeT at aol.com  Wed Jul  7 03:36:05 2010
From: PubliceyeT at aol.com (PubliceyeT at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 03:36:05 EDT
Subject: [Jambo] Public Eye group News: Commentary: Religion: Death
	Announcement
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White House Backs Kenyan Constitution Allowing Abortion
_http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10345_ 
(http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10345)  
Death Announcement Of Mzee Samwel Ogari Isinta 
_http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10338_ 
(http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10338)  
A bunch of bloodsucking parasites
_http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10335_ 
(http://www.publiceyesite.org/blog/?p=10335)  
Religion: The power of being one
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From caroline.ngare at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 04:58:58 2010
From: caroline.ngare at gmail.com (Caroline Ngare-Gichu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 11:58:58 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Cinnamon and Honey
In-Reply-To: <456181.85975.qm@web65405.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
References: <642892.36592.qm@web54605.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
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Anne,


Yes you can buy the cinnamon from the supermarkets and also honey as long as
the honey is not refined,if you can get honey from some local trader those
who just squeeze honey out of the combs the better though i once came across
a brand at nakumatt that is  made by pokot women and it was as good as the
honey i had procured from some kamba dude from machakos.

 For the one part of cinnamon and 2 of honey, i'll give you an example: you
use one teaspoon of cinnamon and 2 teaspoons of honey the ratio always has
to be 1:2(cinnamon:honey) whatever you use to measure thats the ratio.

Hope i was of help.

Carol

On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 1:34 PM, anne mbugua <annmbugua2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> Hi Lizz can you pliz explain coz sielewi what I part cinnamon and I part
> raw honey means .Can i buy just the cinamon powder from supa? napia honey ya
> supa?
> --- On *Fri, 2/7/10, Liz Irungu <lizmus2001 at yahoo.com>* wrote:
>
>
> From: Liz Irungu <lizmus2001 at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [YP_Ke] Cinnamon and Honey
>
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Date: Friday, 2 July, 2010, 9:49 AM
>
>
>
>   Cinnamon and Honey formula for weight loss:
>
> This should be prepared at night before going to bed.
>
> 1. Use 1 part cinnamon to 2 parts raw honey. 1/2 tsp cinnamon to 1 tsp
> honey is recommended but can use more or less as long as in the ratio of 1
> to 2. --- so 1 tsp cinnamon to 2 tsp raw honey is ok too as an example.
>
> 2. Boil 1 cup...that is 8 oz of water.
>
> 3. Pour water over cinnamon and cover and let it steep for 1/2 hour..(30
> minutes)
>
> 4. Add honey now that it has cooled. Never add honey when it is hot as the
> heat will destroy the enzymes and other nutrients in the raw honey.
>
> 5. Drink 1/2 of this directly before going to bed. The other 1/2 should be
> covered and refrigerated.
>
> 6. In the morning drink the other half that you refirgerated...but do not
> re-heat it...drink it cold or at room temp only.
>
> Do not add anything else to this recipe. No lemon, no lime, no vinegar. It
> is not necessary to drink it more time in a day...it is only effective on an
> empty stomach and primarily at night.
>
> This works for most people. Inches are lost before any measurement on the
> scales. This program will cause significant inches lost...but you will reach
> a plateau and may not lose anymore. This is because the cinnamon and honey
> cause a cleansing effect in the digestive tract and cleans out parasites and
> other fungus and bacteria that slow down the digestion...causing a toxic
> build up. (Lowers pH) Once this is all cleaned out then you will most likely
> have the weight loss slow down.
>
> Other side effects from a cleansing can occur because of toxins being
> released...if this occurs, cut back on how much you use or take a break.
>
> Additionally people report increased energy, more sex drive, and feeling
> happier/mood enhancer.
>
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From katjuz at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 06:58:49 2010
From: katjuz at yahoo.com (fridah kathure)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 03:58:49 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Dr. Julius Kipng'etich will be addressing YPs
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Francis,
I fail the words to express my joy to hear Kipngetich will be address us soon.
I have been dying to ask him how he wins where it looks impossible.
You are doing good sir.Truth be told.

Regards.
F.K

--- On Tue, 7/6/10, Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Dr. Julius Kipng'etich will be addressing YPs
To: "youngprofessionals_ke" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>, lyp-kenya-management-team at googlegroups.com, "lyp_ke" <lyp_ke at googlegroups.com>
Date: Tuesday, July 6, 2010, 3:28 AM

Dr. Julius Kipng'etich, Kenya Wildlife Society Director will be our Guest Speaker on 5th of August. Topic : Exemplary Management and Leadership: A Blue Print for Young Professionals. 

Mark that on your Calendar


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From bura_kinyanjui at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 07:32:00 2010
From: bura_kinyanjui at yahoo.com (bura kinyanjui)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:32:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 4br House To Let- Kasarani
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Hi.
My mom's renting her new house in Kasarani near HACO industries next to Mt. Laverna Academy, asking price is 45k Negotiable. Its a 4brm Master ensuite, with a big SQ. The house is set on an 1/8 of an acre. Please see photos attached, its a beautiful house.
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Any one interested pleaseCall Mrs. Kimani 0722889050 or circulate on your networks.
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From mwendwa4 at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 08:03:13 2010
From: mwendwa4 at gmail.com (mwendwa)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 05:03:13 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Maybe there is moral authority to salvage in the
	Church leadership??? CHURCH LEADERS ARE NOT RELIABLE
Message-ID: <18381b12-7802-4ab8-aba6-2b0eced5bb57@y4g2000yqy.googlegroups.com>

Phiroze Nourojee

The churches have been taking slots on television against the Proposed
Con?stitution. It would be better for everybody if they took out
another, and simpler, advertisement: "WANTED: A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
Apply to the churches in Kenya."


Sir Thomas More was a man for all seasons. He was this because he had
princi?ples and he held them with consistency. Whether or not the
seasons of the King's favour changed, Sir Thomas More's principles
remained unaltered. Neither royal favour, nor the political
convenience of the Church itself, made expediency attractive to him.
Consist?ency comes with a price. He was ready to pay that price. And
did.

We see too few of such churchmen at this critical time. Those we do
see, we honour and respect: Rev Dr Timothy Njoya, Rev Dr David Gitari
and all like them, who have refused to misrepresent documents and
spoken up for toler?ance.


Earlier, the Head of the Anglican Church had stated that he was for
Yes. Today he is for No. He did not em?ulate the true source of his
church, Martin Luther. At a critical point in his mission to reform,
Luther had said, "Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me.
Amen."

Earlier the Committee of Experts met with the faiths reference group
which included Rev Bishop Philip Sulumeti of the Catholic Church. In
that meeting, some objected to the Kadhis' courts. Bishop Sulumeti,
however, vigor?ously defended the place of the Kadhis' courts in the
constitution. This was in 2010.


In 2003-4, the draft constitution of that time was presented to the
Bomas National Constitutional Conference for adoption. The provisions
relating to the inclusion of the Kadllls' courts were extensively
debated by the Technical Working Committee on the Judiciary. It is
relevant to recall that the convenor of this Committee on the
Judi?ciary was the same Bishop Sulumeti. His Committee included many
of the other Christian churchmen.


It is also to be recalled that these churches did not designate the
issue of the Kadhis' courts as a conten?tious issue to the Steering
Committee of the National Constitutional Conference when it set up the
Confer?ence Consensus Building Group on February 2, 2004 to build
consensus on outstanding issues. When the Consensus Building Group
reported back to the Plenary, Kadhis courts were not excluded. The
draft constitution, (including the Kadhis' courts), was adopt?ed
without any amendment by the Plenary on March 11,2004. This was then
voted on again by the whole National Constitutional Conference on
March 15, 2004, and again adopted. And all these churchmen on
television now, were present or represented there.

That was one season, and they were inclusive men then. Today there is
a different season, and they are different men. They are excluding men
today. Not like Sir Thomas More. He held his principles through all
seasons. Rev Philip Su?lumeti was the chair of the Consensus Group
(which retained the Kadhis' courts provisions), and he is in the
television advertisements today, excluding them. He did not emulate
Sir Thomas More.

If Sir Thomas More were here, he would say to Sulumeti, "Philipus, quo
vadis?" What is moving these princes of the Church? Is it money? That
temptation they can resist. The Church has enough of it. Or is it
something more, a tempta?tion they cannot resist? The temptation that
they can bring about a 'Christian Presidency' in Kenya in 20l2? And
make Kenya a Christian country, and Afri?ca a Christian continent? Is
this what is making Rome and Lambeth lie under the same sheets with
many unrespected deno~.nations (that have neither pedigree nor a
tested theology), while gladly using the latter's foreign money? These
are strange bedfellows. Worse, they are a danger to our country, for
they are all ready to divide Kenya to get their way.


But inconsistency, like consistency, also comes with a price: the loss
of respect. And this is the price the church leaders in the
televi?sion advertisements are now paying. They are not the Rock hoped
for, they are not the men for all seasons. They are shifting sands,
and have become the chang- ing men for the changing seasons.


They have now joined those politicians who "never open their mouths
without subtracting from the sum of human knowledge." We cannot rely
on these church leaders for leadership, just as we no longer rely on
our politicians for leader?ship. We shall have to make up our own
minds on the Referendum.

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From nosknosk at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 09:36:41 2010
From: nosknosk at gmail.com (Nosk Nosk)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 16:36:41 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Interactive Africa map
Message-ID: <AANLkTil3fQ9RskAMX6T1ll_8VZu4N7hHRnEJq3tClAp0@mail.gmail.com>

Anyone with an interactive Africa map on Flash player?
Help !!

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From mwendwa4 at gmail.com  Tue Jul  6 10:22:17 2010
From: mwendwa4 at gmail.com (mwendwa)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 07:22:17 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Catholic Church warns its wayward clergymen
Message-ID: <33581496-790f-4062-8d6f-b70daba527d3@k39g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>

AS the local Catholic Church marked the end of the year for priests,
declared by Pope Benedict XVI, one thing did stand in the way - that
the Church is concerned with some of the clergymen's behavior on
matters pertaining to sexual abuse.

It would seem with due respect that although the issue many not have
the same weight as the case is in some parts of Europe, its impact is
the same.

In some instances here, the media have been awash with cases of some
of the clergymen involved in such cases, some of them involving rape.

Elsewhere international media outlets have been awash with similar
cases, some of them involving the clergy abusing minors.

In some stances, Pope Bene?dict XVI has been forced to go public in
terms of making an apology on behalf of the Church.

And surely the year which was marked on June 19 worldwide but locally
celebrated on June 30 can hardly be said to have been a success.

This is because it was the same time that cases of the clergymen
involved in various sexual abuse, some of which involving minors were
in the limelight.

And Kenya, though with no similar impact was no exception.

And as this has been going on, some keen observers on the issue have
accused the Church and its personnel of being lenient to the errant
clergymen.

In some cases, the Church in a given area has either transferred the
errant clergymen instead of punishing them.
In other cases, the Church
through its personnel, say a diocese or a bishop were given
scholarships to "avert" being caught by the civic law.

This has been a game, the Church has managed to play very well, while
ensuring that the would-be effective church law canonical law, has
been rendered "toothless" in many an instance, where and whenever such
a mat?ters arise.

But while marking the end of the year for priests-June 30, which also
witnessed the launch?ing of the booklet titled: General guidelines,
priestly discipline and rule of life, the bishops through their
chairman, John Cardinal Njue hardly minced words, while addressing
themselves to the issue - the clergy and his involvement in sexual
abuse.

Under no circumstances, should the grave matter of sexual abuse of
children be abated in one way or another, stressed Cardinal Njue.

Each diocese he said is re?quired to come up with Child Protection
policies that will have direct involvement and col?laboration with
civil authorities in criminal cases such as rape and paedophilia as
stipulated by both canonical and civil legislation, pointed out the
Cardinal.

As a Church we cannot tolerate any act that harms and violates the
rights, the dignity and integrity of any person perpetuated by any
member of the clergy, added the cardinal.

A cleric accused of any moral impropriety of sexual nature,
es?pecially the abuse of minors, will attract the appropriate
penalties as stipulated in Canon Law not excluding dismissal from
clerical state after due process has been followed, Cardinal Njue
stressed.

But he let it be known that while understanding the gravity of the
matter, aware that many times these allegations may be false, justice
demands that the innocence of the accused be maintained until the
facts emerge.

It is a matter of justice that an individual cleric is responsible for
his own actions, added the Car?dinal, stressing that the misdeeds of a
cleric should not be used as an excuse to attack the entire Church or
superiors of that cleric.

The Cardinal also raised the issue, where the Church has been accused
wholesomely after an in?dividual cleric has been involved in such
cases.

It is against natural justice to deliberately highlight the sins of an
individual in order to destroy the image of the Church, pointed the
Cardinal, advising, thus:

"Let the issue be dealt with case by case and the one found guilty be
punished in accordance with the law," he advised.

For those unfortunate clerics unable to live the life of celibacy and
has made the decision to leave the priesthood, he should also, in
fairness, acknowledge the fact that it was his own decision since
nobody is forced to become a Catholic priest, added the cardinal.

The Cardinal called on the clergymen to uphold the dignity of the gift
of priesthood.

For the bishops, Cardinal Njue said it was all fair that they
explained to the priests the conse?quences that follow when there is
misconduct and when these rules are broken, especially the abuses
directed against minors and the most vulnerable members of the
society.
"Our prayers and out hearts reach out to those who may have been
victims of abuses of this nature. We ask God to heal their wounds and
strengthen them in their faith," prayed the Cardinal.
One of the bones of conten?tion within the priest life of the Catholic
clergymen has been whether celibacy should be a must or choice among
those wishing to serve the Church as clergymen.

Some of the clergymen, who have quit priesthood for marriage
institution, are on the view that the issue - celibacy, should be made
optional and not a MUST.

But it would seem, the Church as it stands today, is not yet ready for
this kind of "new thinking", now widely held by some of the Church's
"defectors from priest-hood for marriage institution as a better
option.

Some of the people in the other camp-proponents on the celibacy issue
are on the opinion that the Church would rather move faster towards
this direction - reviewing the issue and its impact of those leaving
priesthood for family institution.

But some of those in the know how on the Catholic faith and its
leadership are on the view that, the Church has always moved with his
own speed and not by the issues or the popular vote of the day.

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From kithendu at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 10:45:39 2010
From: kithendu at yahoo.com (Njeru Kithendu)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 15:45:39 +0100
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] March Against MPs Pay Tuesday July 6 at Freedom
	Corner
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Message-ID: <0EEEDC8BCB584227AC08B4048376EC3A@Autohaus.local>

Kenyans of good will, this march against our honourable members of parliament?is unstopable. We kenyans in the diaspora support the march in total. Our honourable men and women have gotten drunk with the parliamentary powers that the new constitution should address without wavering a single letter or word. 
?
Why should these men and women?be so insensitive to the?current economic situations of the majority of kenyans. Why do they think they are different from the civil servants who are?even delivering more?but getting less. Look at the?teachers' plight; they have to go on strike so that the honourable members can?wake up from their daily?sleep. They don't even remember that they went through the hands of the teachers in order to qualify the easy test they undergo before they are allowed to contest?and hence should be vocal enough?fighting for the improvement of the teachers'?take home salaries leave alone the benefits that no one talks about.?

When these guys are talking about the salary raise they are bed fellows only to get that money and come to us kenyans with a different agandum: KILL YOUR NEIGHBOUR!!! The salary increase they are?talking about is nothing other than money to lease terror and death?come 2012 as they did after the last elections. WE KENYANS SHOULD NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN. IT IS?SUICIDAL. Why would they need all this money when most of us are struggling to bring a plate of ugali on the table. Kenyans are known for being so humble and non volatile when it comes to challenging?the leaders. We are to blame for whatever is happening now. It has happened before without us raising a finger and the MPs have discovered a soft spot?within the mantality of kenyans.
?
Do something tomorrow those of you who are able to show that?ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. We support you from our dispora houses and homes.
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Juba

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From: mathewkingara at yahoo.com (mathew kingara)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 06:31:17 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LANDSCAPER
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 Go to Nice gardens situated in kimathi house 8th floor



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Subject: [YP_Ke] LANDSCAPER


Hi Group,

I am looking to engage the services of a landscaper for a garden solution.

Kindly assist with contacts of any of such persons or simply inbox me if you are the one.

Thank you.

Regards,
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From me_benji at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 06:17:28 2010
From: me_benji at yahoo.com (Mr BENJI)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 03:17:28 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Annual Reading Camp (Soma Katiba)
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CLARION's Annual Reading Camp, an event that has been held every year since 2008, shall take place on Friday, 9th July.  The aim of this event is to expose CLARION's publications to the reading public and to enhance discussions generally on governance issues.  This year's ARC has as its theme, "Being Informed in Anticipation of the New Constitutional Order". Apart from CLARION's publications and interacting with the public, copies of the Proposed Draft Constitution of Kenya as well as simple public education materials shall be distributed.  Those with specific questions on the Proposed Draft Constitution shall be answered.

Morris Odhiambo
Executive Director
CLARION


      

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From linetmalit at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 10:59:21 2010
From: linetmalit at yahoo.com (linet malit)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 07:59:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] AN EIGHTH TO BUY
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I have 1/4 (100x100) at Kitengele - 200m from kajiado main road fully developed with freehold title.metered water.electricity.fenced with kayaba/trees/barbed wire. Price negotiable you will love it.




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From: Felix Otieno <rakwach at gmail.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 10:41:26 AM
Subject: Re: AN EIGHTH TO BUY

Mlolongo or Athi river. Budget is 500k max


On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 10:05 PM, william benson <rushwe2002 at yahoo.com> wrote:


>
>where exactly do u reallly prefer?budget?
>
>
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 From: Felix Otieno <rakwach at gmail.com>
>To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>Sent: Wed, June 30, 2010 5:03:26 PM
>Subject: AN EIGHTH TO BUY
>
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From swawe_ke at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 13:54:18 2010
From: swawe_ke at yahoo.com (Steve Waweru)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 10:54:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?
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Pr. Birai,

A friend of mine, who also happens to be my Pastor, serves as a Chaplin in one 
of our local hospitals.  He once took his son to work one weekend and showed him 
the reality of irresponsible driving.  His son witnessed first hand as young 
people his age suffered after being involved in an accident.  He did not feel 
like driving a car for a while.  A few months down the road that memory has 
faded and since it is now Summer and it is raining parties....the forces of good 
have lost another battle.  How do we  as parents maintain consistency in giving 
the right advice?  Do we keep on taking our children to hospitals to witness 
their fellow youth loose the battle for their lives?  

Two weeks ago my cousin was buried after meeting his untimely death after 
falling from a 5 story building in Nairobi while at a party.  He was 22 years 
old.  I am sure a lot of those young people who were at that party and his 
funeral are back to the party world since .." The Party must go on".  

Our conviction as parents and our divine responsibility is to keep on giving the 
right advice to our Children and those younger that us.  We may not be very 
popular for this since we are always boring and "old" but if we do not we shall 
be held accountable.  

Too bad I did not have better news.  As President Obama says " That is the Card 
that we have been delt"

Good Luck.

Steve 



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From: Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 7:59:37 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?


@Steve,

I hear you and agree that there is just too much information and hence the 
confusion.Its also true that the manner of passing the information counts.That 
said,there are certain advices that you can't get around them.How else can you 
advise your son/daughter/siblings that:

1.Staling is bad?
2.Over speeding is not allowed? and such like?

And this is where most parents find themselves at a loss. Should they bail them 
out time and again or let them learn a lesson? What is the best way out?

Thanks for sharing.

Pr Birai

--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Steve Waweru <swawe_ke at yahoo.com> wrote:


>From: Steve Waweru <swawe_ke at yahoo.com>
>Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?
>To:  youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 8:56 AM
>
>
>Pastor Birai,
>
>
>This a very touching and valid argument especially for we parents.  We sometimes 
>have too much information.  How do we sort the Wheat from the Chaff?  How do we 
>define and establish a source of advice to be genuine or not genuine?  When is 
>too much advice dangerous?  Does the tone and the setting of the advice 
>determine how the receiver  envisages the pieces of advice.  
>
>
>God has taken time to give us guidelines, especially in the first 15 chapters of 
>the book of proverbs on how we should live within our family's and in the family 
>of God's children.  This is my take on  this.
>
>
>1.  No child of God is created as a bad seed.  The manure that  was used to 
>culture the growth may not have been used well.
>2.  A person who does not heed to advice is a reflection of the person giving 
>it.
>3.  No person is ever void of advice and so if one is not heeding advice he/she 
>is getting "better" advice somewhere else.
>4.  Laws of the land are made equal for everyone.
>  
>Bail them out if you can see the consequences of their arrest to their future 
>life.  Just like Jesus bailed us out with his blood and our heavenly Father 
>bails us out every other day.  Then look for alternative ways to give the 
>advice.
>
>
>Let peace prevail
>
>
>Steve  
>
>
>
>
>
________________________________
From: Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com>
>To: Young professionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
>Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 7:07:01 AM
>Subject: [YP_Ke] Bail them out or what?
>
>
>There are certain individuals(parents,children,siblings and friends)who do 
>everything possible to ignore any and all kinds of advise.They instead go a head 
>and do certain things over and over again even when they know very well that 
>with time they will be in trouble with the law. 
>
> 
> When they are finally caught what is one supposed to do? Bail them out or just 
>leave them to spend time behind bars so as to learn their lesson? What is the 
>best thing here? Anyone with ideas that he/she would like to share?
> 
>Pr Birai
>www.pastorbirai.com 
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From jkorig at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 15:36:20 2010
From: jkorig at yahoo.com (john kamau)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 12:36:20 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the
	Referendum.
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?I, like most other readers in this and other forums that have? had the opportunity to read you contribution are greatly disappointed by your ignorance , your misrepresentations of the truth, as well as your bias interpretation of simple basic facts. Dr Makandingo what is so difficult about your interpretation of simple English language. That the proposed constitution implies that Churches will have to employ people from other religions or none religion you did not deny. You go ahead to give? what you call advice: LEAVE THE CHURCH TO THE NONE CHRISTIAN PASTOR. leave YOUR MEDICAL PRACTICE TO A MANSON,,, LEAVE YOUR MARITAL BED TO ANY Kibago are you serious. This is just but one of the worst absurdities of your contribution. Others are simply beyond? any sane comprehension. Dr Makandingo, did you write this or we have an impostor.

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From: Dr Makodingo <makodingo at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.
To: NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com, "mlalahoi mlalahoi" <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>, "Young Professionals" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 3:07 AM

Yeserday, my wife brought for me a leaflet she was given in Church (NPC - Karen) titled Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the referendum.
I've gone through it and tried to find substance in it. Here are my comments. (I've converted it into a soft copy word for word)

My comments are in red.





TEN REASONS WHY I WILL VOTE NO AT
THE REFERENDUM

By Kenya Christian Church Leaders.


1.?????
The Drafts Allows application of
international Agreements without approval by Parliament: If this draft constitution
passes, then foreign laws, some of which are un-Biblical and unethical, will be
introduced in our country through Article
2(6). These could undermine our sovereignty and are loopholes for the
legalization of abortion and homosexuality.

For once, they have
admitted that the Proposed Constitution DOES NOT legalize abortion otherwise we
would not be worried about international law doing it, would we? Why would we
be worried about international law legalizing abortion if our constitution
already does? Simple ? because it doesn?t!! What a perfect argument for YES!

This is probably the
biggest lie being told by religious leaders. Article 2(6) reads: (6)Any treaty or convention ratified by Kenya shall
form part of the law of Kenya under this Constitution.

The Key Words here are RATIFIED BY KENYA. The process
of ratification requires that the Treaty be tabled in Parliament for approval. The
problem with the current constitution is that we still need bills to be brought
before the house to bring into effect treaties that have been exhaustively
discussed and approved by parliament which has worked against us in many ways.

We need to also understand that there is a
fundamental difference between Signature and Ratification. Even in Britain
where we get our legal practice from, although the ratification is a
prerogative of Her Majesty the queen, through the Ponsonby Rule, treaties are
placed before parliament for 21 days before ratification.

Plus, what stops us from enacting An Act of
Parliament for Ratification of Treaties just to be sure??

?

2.?????
The
Draft allows the state to interfere with Religion: If this draft passes without
the provision that ?State and religion
shall be separate? in Article 8, it will allow the government to pass laws
that favour one religion against others. Remember that in Daniel 6: 1-28, a law
was passed that made it illegal to pray or worship God.

First, to
the context of the Biblical reference. This story appears during the rule of
Judah by Babylon ? which was at that time the superpower. The then King
Belshazzar, was the son of Nebuchadnezzar who had looked upon Daniel with
favour. This was a pagan rule (something that I don?t see happening in this
country with so many holier than thou religious leaders!

It is actually very foolish to even imagine that it could be possible
to ban worship in this country! But most importantly, the Proposed Constitution
guarantees the right to religion. 32(2): Every
person has the right, either individually or in community with others, in
public or in private, to manifest any religion or belief through worship,
practice, teaching or observance, including observance of a day of worship.

So this
claim is as empty as the people making it.

Plus
the state DOES NOT pass laws ? Parliament does; the same parliament the
religious leaders want to amend the Proposed Constitution!!!

?

3.?????
The Draft allows the government
to favour some religions:
If the draft is passed without the provision that ?The State shall treat all
religions equally? in Article 8 the government will be allowed to favour some
religions and victimise others.

How???


?

4.?????
The Draft takes away the right to
preach/evangelize: If
the draft is passed with article 32 as it is, Christians will not have the
right to preach their faith to other people and make converts. It will be very
difficult to obey the command Jesus gave in Matthew 28:19.

Matthew 28:19 says - Therefore go and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in[a] the name of the
Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

The Proposed Constitution actually guarantees this right in 32(2)!!!


5.?????
The draft takes away the right of
Kenyans to convert from one religion to another: If the draft is passed with
Article 32 as it is, Kenyans who convert from one religion to another will not
have constitutional protection from prosecution.

This argument is based
on Article 32(4): A person shall
not be compelled to act, or engage in any act, that is contrary to the person?s
belief or religion.

The argument is that this verse does not allow one
to convert from Islam to Christianity (for some inexplicable reason, these
religious leaders assume the reverse cannot happen). First of all, the context
of this clause is to protect us from the like s of Mungiki that carry out involuntary
oathing.

But most importantly, a person SHALL NOT BE
COMPELLED! To use the Islam argument, this clause says you cannot COMPEL (force,
coerce, oblige) a Muslim to claim that Jesus is Lord! What is wrong with that?!
Do Christians want to take us back to the days when people would be killed by
the Catholic Church for hearsay and blasphemy? Do they want to go around the
country forcing everyone to be a Christian? Is this what we really want? What would
be the difference between the Church and Mungiki? And if Islam is what you
fear, is it not to your benefit that you have a clause that stops Muslim
fundamentalists from forcing you to do what they want?

What a short-sighted and callous argument!!!


?

6.?????
The draft allows religious
institutions to be infiltrated by non-believers: If the draft is passed as it is,
Article 32(3) will force churches and other religious facilities and
institutions to employ and give access to people of other faiths. Can you
imagine having a pastor who is not a Christian? God in Chronicles 23:6 requires
that we maintain the sanctity of churches and all private institutions.

?

This is the most irresponsible claim of all of them! If your church
employs a non-believer for a pastor, who is forcing you to continue worshipping
there? Just stop going t that church and he will look for another job!

This provision is meant to protect Non-Saved people from the tyranny
of the religious leaders. Remember the lecturer who was fired from CUEA because
he supports the proposed Constitution? Really, should a doctor be barred from a
Mission hospital because he is an atheist or Muslim when his job does not rely
on prayer but medicine?

Or should we expel students from Church-run schools because they
have backsliden? This is what this clause protects citizens from!!!

7.?????
The draft does not make Kenyans equal
before the law:
If the draft passes as it is, then there will be two classes of people in Kenya:
Kenyans and Muslims. This is because Muslims are exempted from the Bill of
Rights by Article 24(4). All Kenyans should be equal before the law.

Pili pili usiyoila, nawasa wee saa ngapi!


?

8.?????
The draft entrenches Kadhi?s
Courts even though the High Court said they are Unconstitutional: The landmark ruling by the High
Court on 24th May 2010 said that inclusion of Kadhi?s Courts in the
Constitution is discriminatory, illegal and unconstitutional! In disregard to
this ruling, the draft in Article 169 and 170 entrenches them. The Kadhi?s
Courts are an internal dispute resolution mechanism for Muslims, and therefore
they should not be in the constitution. The High Court also said that the
government should not use taxpayers? money to maintain the Kadhi?s Courts or
pay their salaries. If the Kadhi?s Courts are not constitutional in the current
constitution, why should they be put in the new constitution?

First, the High Court did not say Kadhi?s Courts are
unconstitutional ? because even they noted that they do not have the power to
declare a constitution that created them unconstitutional. That would in
essence be saying that they are unconstitutional!

Secondly, we are making a Constitution not an act of parliament. It means
we are deciding what the SUPREME LAW WILL BE! As Ringera et al noted, this is
the Sovereign right of Kenyans and no one has the right to tell us what we want
our constitution to be!

9.?????
The draft allows abortion: If the draft is passes as it is,
then doctors, nurses, clinical officers, mortuary attendants and even first aid
attendants will be allowed by Article 26(4) to carry out abortions for all
manner of reasons. Why should Kenyan children be killed so casually? Abortion is
murder of children, and it contradicts Exodus 20: 13(?You shall not murder?).

This one just made me laugh out loud! Mortuary attendants and First
Aid attendants are NOT TRAINED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. A case of church leaders
blatantly lying! Seriously, who will stand in the gap for truth!

Plus their argument in 1 above completely negates this argument!


?

10.? The
draft constitution is almost impossible to amend: Do not be deceived that you can
pass this draft then change it later. Once you pass the draft, Section 257
ensures that you will never be able to fulfil what it takes to amend. You will
require 2/3 majority in senate and national assembly; 1,000,000 signatures; and
a referendum. Why are Kenyans being pushed to pass something hurriedly if it
has some bad elements on the promise that they will change it later? Why not
change it now? BEWARE OF ANYTHING THAT ANYONE PUSHES YOU TO PASS HURRIEDLY.
HARAKA HARAKA HAINA BARAKA!!

?

That?s actually the point! The constitution should not be an easy
thing to amend because when it is, we end up with a one-party state ? and I?m
pretty sure not even the religious leaders want this (though I no longer overestimate
their ability to be impunitous!

The church
has again misrepresented the facts! A bill introduced by a popular initiative
only requires a simple majority to pass 257(8) and NOT a 2/3 majority as they
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From ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com  Tue Jul  6 17:22:53 2010
From: ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com (Rose Kagwiria)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 14:22:53 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS
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Cynthia

Aki that is my problem. Lakini na kikwetu. we say "kinya biiceke bii ngogo "(even the thin sugarcane has juice). So this is why i asked if i am needed here because i am over 61 years. I assure you if i am not needed here i will do some business with Muheshmiwa because he is "my age mate" and we will provekinya biiceke bii ngoogo. That business of wazee and their great great grandchildren will be the best you have ever seen

That is not the only business i will start. i will contest for Mrs Meru the ugliest and you wil see i will win and i will get all those awards Wakamba women cant get because they are too beautiful 




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To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 12:43:19 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] OLD PROFESSIONALS

Over 61 and you are still not sure whether to keep the wall clock or not?


On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:


>I think Rose is right...i fall there..over 61.50 yrs.
>Rose..can we start our own shop?
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From mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca  Tue Jul  6 18:32:36 2010
From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca (mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 22:32:36 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] March Against MPs Pay Tuesday July 6 at Freedom
	Corner
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These are the same frustrations I have. No one in this world should be allowed to determine his/her own salary unless that person is the business owner. Even in major democracies legislators do not determine their own salaries. It is a serious breach of democracy what's happening in Kenya. 
This forum should sponsor at least one candidate in every Province in the next election. Those 8 will then be the watchmen/women for Kenyans. Something drastic has to be done. But the first step is to approve this Proposed Constitution. That will stop them on their tracks. 

Courage

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Subject: [YP_Ke] March Against MPs Pay Tuesday July 6 at Freedom Corner

Kenyans of good will, this march against our honourable members of parliament?is unstopable. We kenyans in the diaspora support the march in total. Our honourable men and women have gotten drunk with the parliamentary powers that the new constitution should address without wavering a single letter or word. 
?
Why should these men and women?be so insensitive to the?current economic situations of the majority of kenyans. Why do they think they are different from the civil servants who are?even delivering more?but getting less. Look at the?teachers' plight; they have to go on strike so that the honourable members can?wake up from their daily?sleep. They don't even remember that they went through the hands of the teachers in order to qualify the easy test they undergo before they are allowed to contest?and hence should be vocal enough?fighting for the improvement of the teachers'?take home salaries leave alone the benefits that no one talks about.?

When these guys are talking about the salary raise they are bed fellows only to get that money and come to us kenyans with a different agandum: KILL YOUR NEIGHBOUR!!! The salary increase they are?talking about is nothing other than money to lease terror and death?come 2012 as they did after the last elections. WE KENYANS SHOULD NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN. IT IS?SUICIDAL. Why would they need all this money when most of us are struggling to bring a plate of ugali on the table. Kenyans are known for being so humble and non volatile when it comes to challenging?the leaders. We are to blame for whatever is happening now. It has happened before without us raising a finger and the MPs have discovered a soft spot?within the mantality of kenyans.
?
Do something tomorrow those of you who are able to show that?ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. We support you from our dispora houses and homes.
?
Kithendu wa Wanja
Juba

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From nikkimum2002 at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 02:18:55 2010
From: nikkimum2002 at yahoo.com (CAROLINE ATIENO)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 23:18:55 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Kimberly Ryan Kenya - Jobs
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Dear All 
?
Find attached our current jobs.? Please circulate widely.
?
?
Kind Regards,
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A Human Capital Development Company??
2nd Floor Rahimtulla towers |Upper hill Road? |? Nairobi 
|254-020-2714487/2486304
? http://www.kimberly-ryan.net   


      

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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 03:09:34 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 10:09:34 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Oil drills in Kenya a smart conduit for corruptions
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Hi people
This story where every time we have been subjected to, sweet news that some
parts of this nation has plenty of oil only later for firms to say hakuna
oil has been going on year in year out.
Let us agree that Kenya has no oil and government must look for ways to
spend the resources they offer drilling firms to alleviate living conditions
of Kenyans

The oil prospecting is never a cheap venture to just drill one oil block is
over Ksh 4B and just drilling 10-12 blocks that are currently being done in
part of North Eastern where China National Offshore Oil Corporation has said
no oil after digging over 6KM underground
 Is upon us to seek other alternatives of getting oil may we can ape Brazil
new energy from bio-fuels

>From 2006 Ministry of Energy,

Has awarded  licenses have been awarded ,The Turkana Oil Drilling East
Africa Oil Exploration,and many that are still holding licenses yet we know
hakuna Oil is a fact and I can say  so basing my facts on what happened to
Tiomin Kwale project we all know what happened.

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From david.kiilu at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 03:08:35 2010
From: david.kiilu at gmail.com (David Kiilu)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 10:08:35 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] IT Advise with MX Records - URGRENT
Message-ID: <AANLkTikbNnfewF9KgAZToAzUU8XsTWqgcFywpOfgcs9B@mail.gmail.com>

Good Morning,

Is there any IT Guru here who could advise as to whther MX (Mail
Exchange) records for a domain a held at domain host or at the ISP
Provider.

Thanks in Advance

Kiilu

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From kingatua at thikahighway.com  Wed Jul  7 03:44:06 2010
From: kingatua at thikahighway.com (kingatua at thikahighway.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 02:44:06 -0500
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Community newsletter
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Hi all,

Please let me know the procedures for starting a community based weekly or
monthly newsletter.

I would like to have one for our estate where residents are informed on
the happenings and traders advertise their services and products at a
small fee.

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From bonfireadventures at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 04:36:18 2010
From: bonfireadventures at gmail.com (Bonfire Adventures)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 11:36:18 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] WORLD CUP FINALS & AUGUST HOLIDAYS GETAWAYS: MAASAI
	MARA, SAMBURU, MOMBASA, ARUSHA, NGORONGORO & SERENGETI
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adventure... it?s time to discover Kenyan hidden treasures!*

*[image: hot_air_balloon_ride]***

*2010 AUGUST HOLIDAYS WEEKEND GETAWAYS *

* *

*After working for the first half or the year? August holidays are here
again? a time to take a break and relax as we celebrate with loved ones.  *

* *

*We have come up with very reasonable packages to make your holidays
memorable. *

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*Our work will be to make you swim in a sea of unforgettable fun and
adventure to help you write many pages in your diary and photo album of days
well spent.*

* *

*  You will not only enjoy the Safari, but also enlarge your business and
social networks with other holidaymakers!  Don?t miss out? its great to
treat yourself!*

*MAASAI MARA WILDBEAST MIGRATION GETAWAY*

*3 DAYS  2 NIGHTS GETWAY @ 12,500/  ($165)*

* *

*WE HAVE DAILY DEPARTURES THROUGH OUT THE YEAR*

*AND GROUP WEEKEND DEPARTURES  ON  FRIDAYS 6th-8th,*

*13-15TH,20th? 22nd ,27th-29th AUGUST and 9-11th Oct 2010*

*TIMESAVERS 2 DAYS  1 NIGHT GETWAY @ 8,500/   ($115) ON 21-22ND AUG 2010*

* *

*ARUSHA, LAKE MANYARA, NGORONGORO AND SERENGETI OR TARANGIRE GETAWAY*

*4 DAYS  3 NIGHTS GETWAY @ 22,500/-  ($340) *

* *

*GROUP DEPARTURES ON 20TH ? 23RD AUGUST 2010*

*AND 8TH -11TH OCTOBER 2010*

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We thank God for the rains thus the Mara River is back ? so this year the
wildebeest migration considered to be the greatest animal show on earth and
8th wonder of the world will be action packed.

*This package includes:-*

?             Transport in open roof tour vans,

?             4 game drives with a professional tour guide

?             Accommodation  in a self contained tented lodge

?             Meals on full board for the 3 days

* It excludes:-*

?             Park entry fees ? Ksh 1000 & non resident $ 60 per night

?             Drinks and enroute lunch on return day

NB: If you wish to stay in a 5 star lodge each person in a double adds
10,000/- for 2 nights and 5,000/- for 1 night package.**

*[image:
hot-air-balloon-safari-masai-mara-national-reserve-kenya-wildebeest-migration]
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If you have witnessed the migration or visited Maasai mara before why not
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Ngorongoro crater world heritage.

* *

*This package includes:-*

?    Transport in Luxury shuttle from Nairobi-Arusha

?    4x4 Land cruiser game drives with a professional tour guide

?    Accommodation  in a 3star lodge in Ngorongoro and those who take the
option of Serengeti tented camp add Kshs. 7,500/-

?    Meals on full board for the 4 days

?    Park entry fees

* It excludes:-*

?      Drinks and enroute lunch on departure / return dates.**

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*STAYING AT SAROVA SHABA GAME LODGE*

*@ Ksh. 14,500($190)  6TH- 8TH AUGUST & 9-11th Oct  2010 *

*And Kshs. 8,500/- for 1 night 2 days on 7-8th Aug ($115)*

*WORLD CUP FINALS BEACH GETWAY 3DAYS 2NIGHTS*

*STAYING AT DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT*

*@ Ksh. 15,500/ ($205) - on 9th to 12th July 2010 *

*OR BEACH RELAXATION 25TH TO 28TH AUG 2010 *

[image: Sarova Shaba Game Lodge]

The package includes accommodation in famous Sarova Shaba Game Lodge a 5
star game lodge, meals on full board, transport in open-roof 4x4 Tourvans, game
drives with a professional tour guide. It excludes park fees Ksh 500 per
night and drinks.

On the return day you will have lunch at own cost at Trout Tree Restaurant
in Nanyuki where you fish your own lunch.**

[image: dianireef]

This package includes accommodation in the luxurious super 5 star Diani
beach resort, watching world cup finals matches in their movie theatre,
meals on half board, transport from Nairobi to Mombasa in a Luxury Shuttle
and a sea excursion in glass bottom boat to an island that appears only 3
hours a day for snookering and sunbathing.  It excludes lunch and drinks

*
*







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*MAASAI MARA WILDBEAST MIGRATION GETAWAY*

*3 DAYS  2 NIGHTS GETWAY @ 12,500/  ($165)*

* *

*WE HAVE DAILY DEPARTURES THROUGH OUT THE YEAR*

*AND GROUP WEEKEND DEPARTURES  ON  FRIDAYS 6th-8th,*

*13-15TH,20th? 22nd ,27th-29th AUGUST and 9-11th Oct 2010*

*TIMESAVERS 2 DAYS  1 NIGHT GETWAY @ 8,500/   ($115) ON 21-22ND AUG 2010*

* *

*ARUSHA, LAKE MANYARA, NGORONGORO AND SERENGETI OR TARANGIRE GETAWAY*

*4 DAYS  3 NIGHTS GETWAY @ 22,500/-  ($340) *

* *

*GROUP DEPARTURES ON 20TH ? 23RD AUGUST 2010*

*AND 8TH -11TH OCTOBER 20102010*

*DAY 1: NAIROBI / MASAI MARA*
Depart Nairobi at 07:30 hrs and drive south along the floor of the Great
Rift Valley. You will arrive Mara in time for lunch then evening game drive
at 4p.m. Return for dinner and overnight at the tented Camp (which is self
contained)/Lodge.



*DAY 2: MASAI MARA*
After breakfast leave for full day game drive to a home to over 3million
large mammals. Our game drive takes us to searching the animals which
include Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino, Hyena, Cheetah, Jackal,
warthog, giraffe, zebra, antelope and many different bird species. Picnic
lunch will be served at Mara River as you watch out for the wildebeest
migration. 1 night package return to Nairobi after lunch. Others proceed
with game viewing and Return for dinner & overnight at the tented
Camp/Lodge.



*DAY 3: MASAI MARA / NAIROBI*
After breakfast leave tented camp (which is self contained)/lodge with game
viewing enroute for your return journey to Nairobi. You will stop over in
Narok town for lunch at own cost then proceed with the journey arriving
Nairobi around  5p.m**

*DAY 1: NAIROBI /ARUSHA/LAKE MANYARA *
Depart Nairobi at 07:00 hrs and drive to Namanga then proceed to Arusha to
arrive for lunch. 2.00p.m Proceed to lake Manyara famous for its tree
climbing lions and large flocks of flamingoes. Time allowing take an evening
game drive or lake view then Proceed for dinner and overnight stay at the
Lodge.

*DAY 2: NGORONGORO CRATER FULL DAY *
After breakfast take a Picnic Lunch with you descend the crater floor for
game viewing. The crater is home to all the big five and hence the same may
be seen. Hippos, cheetah, antelopes and the spotted hyena are other species
commonly seen on the crater lakes and then overnight stay at the lodge

*DAY 3: SERENGETI  OR TARANGIRE FULL DAY *
After early breakfast proceed Full day in Serengeti or Tarangire National
Park, search for wild game you might have missed the previous game drives. In
Serengeti you will take lunch at mara river as you watch out for the wild
beast migration. Dinner and overnight in serengeti tented Camp or Arusha
town for those going to tarangire

*DAY 4: SERENGETI OR TARANGIRE NAIROBI *
Start with early morning game drive. Return to the lodge for breakfast. With
enroute game drive leave for Nairobi with lunch stopover in Arusha to arrive
in the evening. Those Arusha can have the morning relaxing and return to
Nairobi in the afternoon**

*SAMBURU/SHABA GAME RESERVES 3 DAYS GETAWAY*

*STAYING AT SAROVA SHABA GAME LODGE*

*@ Ksh. 14,500($190)  6TH- 8TH AUGUST & 9-11th Oct  2010 *

*And Kshs. 8,500/- for 1 night 2 days on 7-8th Aug ($115)*

*WORLD CUP FINALS BEACH GETWAY 3DAYS 2NIGHTS*

*STAYING AT DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT*

*@ Ksh. 15,500/ ($205) - on 9th to 12th July 2010 *

*OR BEACH RELAXATION 25TH TO 28TH AUG 2010*

*DAY 1: NAIROBI /SHABA GAME RESERVE *
Depart Nairobi at 07:30 hrs and drive south along the Central Kenya
Highlands. Arrive Sarova Shaba in time for lunch. Spend the afternoon
swimming and relaxing then evening game drive at 4p.m. Return for dinner and
overnight stay  at the Lodge.

*DAY 2: SAMBURU GAME RESERVE *
Start with an early morning game drive.  Animals commonly seen are
elephants, lions, cheetahs, Gravy?s zebras, giraffes, gerenuks, buffalos,
Oryx, gazelles, Dik-dik and waterbucks. Return to the lodge for breakfast
followed by swimming games and relaxation. 1night group proceed to Nairobi.
Others Lunch at the restaurant then afternoon siesta.  3p.m we leave for
evening game drive till sunset then return to the lodge for dinner and
overnight stay.

*DAY 3: SHABA / NAIROBI*
Start with an early morning game drive. Return to the lodge for breakfast.
Swimming or relaxation then check out and start journey back to Nairobi.
Lunch stop over in Nanyuki at own cost.**

*DAY 1: NAIROBI - MOMBASA** *
Night travel from Nairobi to Mombasa in a Luxury shuttle.

*DAY 2: MOMBASA ?DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT** *
Arrive the hotel early in the morning then freshen up and relax. Spend the
rest of the day swimming, relaxing and watching movies and world cup games.

*DAY 3:  MOMBASA ?DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT** *
After breakfast enjoy the  swimming and water animations, gym, Jacuzzi or
spa treatments then leave in a glass bottom boat for a half day sea
excursion to an island which appears 3hrs day. Return to the resort in the
afternoon and spend the rest of the evening watching world cup finals.

*DAY 4: MOMBASA / NAIROBI*
Start with a morning beach walk as you view the ocean at sunrise. Return to
the resort for breakfast. Swimming or   beach relaxation then check out and
start journey back to Nairobi at midday to arrive in the evening.













































































































*NOTES*

1)       You may make the payments by cheque or cash deposit to our bank
account and bring the deposit slip into our office to get a receipt or via
Mpesa no. 0729836336 for repeat clients.

2)       *Payments deadline is on first come basis but final payment day is
as follows;*

3)       *For World cup package, the deadline is on July 3rd 2010*

4)       *For Mara and Shaba(6-8th Aug)  deadline is on 5TH August 2010*

5)       *All Oct getaways, deadline to be on Sept 15th 2010. *

6)        Due to high demand for our trips, please book early to avoid last
minute disappointment.

7)       Non- Residents and anyone in a single room 30% supplement to hotel
will apply.

Pictures of our past events and full itineraries are in  our website
www.bonfireadventures.com



and more on our facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/BONFIRE-ADVENTURES-AND-EVENTS/121712727864294



* *

*CHILDREN RATES *



8)       The rate for children under 3 years is free and 3-10years is 50%
each if sharing with 2 adults in a room and seat and 75% if sharing with one
adult. 2 children sharing with 1 adult in a room pay 50% each and 75% each
on own seat. 2 children in own room and seat pay 100%.



*What to carry*

*1.*  Favorite Music CD, walkman, a digital camera, it?s charger and a
downloading cable.

*2.*   Slippers, Torch, Tooth Paste, light clothing for the beach, swimming
costumes, water shoes, pain killers, drinks, snacks and ID Card.

*3.*  Pocket money for 2 enroute lunch, beers and other drinks, tips and a
gift for the locals. Lastly? do not forget to carry with you, *an
adventurous spirit!!!! And swimming clothes*





*HONEYMOON PACKAGES *

A *honeymoon* is the holiday taken by newlyweds (or between two people in an
early harmonious period in a relationship) to celebrate their marriage in
intimacy and seclusion. We have chosen the most romantic and affordable
hotels in the region to make your honeymoon unforgettable and therefore
negotiated for best contract rates.  We have over 50 honeymoon packages for
destinations within  Kenya ie. Mt. Kenya Region, Great Lakes Region, Coastal
Region and all National parks romantic getaways. We also have honeymoon
packages for Tanzania, Uganda, Zanzibar, Egypt, South Africa, Dubai,
Seychelles, Mauritius and many more destinations of your choice at very
reasonable costs.  If you are or know someone getting married soon, please
feel free to visit our offices or website for more details or recommend them
to us. You can request for the packages on email. We will not only book your
honeymoon but also give lots of free advice and ensure you get the best
rooms.



*HOTEL BOOKINGS AND TOUR PACKAGES*

We do organize individuals, couples, families, and group holidays. We have
very good contact rates with almost all hotels in kenya and if you are
travelling anywhere in kenya or abroad and you can request us to make the
booking for you at very special rates.  You will also enjoy the personalized
attention our clients receive from the hotels due to repeat business and
free guidance on activities and excursions to undertake during your stay.



*CAR HIRE*

We have vehicles for hire at very good rates inclusive of a driver tour
guide.

?         Saloon Car 3000/- per day

?         Tour Van ? 6000/- per day

?         Land cruiser ? 12,000/- per day

?         Safari Shuttle 20,000 per day



*CORPORATES** TEAM BUILDING** AND CONFERENCING*



 We also organize team building events, conferencing, group retreats at very
reasonable rates.

?     For conferencing groups we give you a free event organizer so your
company staff can concentrate on your core business and we will handle the
coordination.  We also have very good working relationship and contract
rates with most hotels thus you will get better rates  and we have held
events in most of them hence we are able advice on what to expect where and
activities and attractions that can make a conference exciting.

?     For team building events we have our own professionally trained team
building facilitators who can be able to take your group though various
outdoor challenge and fun activities with a leaning and bonding sessions.
You only need to email use what you would like to get our of a team building
or what challenges your corporate is going through or what topic you would
like to address and your budget / duration / destination  for your team
building then we will tailor make a package for you.



Please visit our website or offices for more information on your area of
interest and our tour consultants will serve you.

You may forward this flyer to your family, friends and colleagues and come
as a group!



 Kind Regards
Sarah and Simon
Bonfire Adventures & Events
Arrow House, 3rd floor, Suite 7- Koinange street next to Victoria
furniture?s
Tel. +254(20)-2067788, +254(0)733-527398, +254(0)729-836336,
+254(0)715-281211
http://www.bonfireadventures.com/ or bonfireadventures at gmail.com,
info at bonfireadventures.com
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From isaac.kiplagat at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 04:48:25 2010
From: isaac.kiplagat at gmail.com (Kipkorir)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 11:48:25 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LANDSCAPER
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimXfjonm3MACf_dCvm1yya4jSdp6MOx27nzZ0_2@mail.gmail.com>
References: <741222.78635.qm@web51807.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
	<AANLkTimXfjonm3MACf_dCvm1yya4jSdp6MOx27nzZ0_2@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTikdDit27Cv1CSsZgfSA06RgUfc5w3IQyVg7NpMC@mail.gmail.com>

Hi
Regarding the above subject I recommend Geoffrey Mining'wo for the contract.
Kindly contact him  on  0723051541. He is graduating with BSc in Ornamental
Science and Landscaping from JKUAT. I know he has good practical skills and
considerable experience and with passion in pursuing  his career.

For further assistance mail or call me on 0724827887.

Regards
Isaac Kiplagat


On 6 July 2010 22:59, Peter Onyango <petercjo at gmail.com> wrote:

> Call Hussain at 0717 110130
> He is an expert in land scaping. He is currently doing my house in Nyali
> He will shock you with his expertise, he has done landsaping and
> gate/fence making for embassies. The good thing about him is that he
> has two types of qutes,for companies and for raias like me and his job
> is deadly
>
>
> On 7/6/10, alex mwaura <alex_mwaura at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Hi Group,
> >
> > I am looking to engage the services of a landscaper for a garden
> solution.
> >
> > Kindly assist with contacts of any of such persons or simply inbox me if
> you
> > are the one.
> >
> > Thank you.
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From paul at jadecom.co.ke  Wed Jul  7 06:03:01 2010
From: paul at jadecom.co.ke (paul at jadecom.co.ke)
Date: Wed,  7 Jul 2010 13:03:01 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Opportunities of Self-employment for economically
	marginalized
Message-ID: <1278496981.4c3450d591c18@skyweb.co.ke>

LYP,

A new social improvement initiative that seeks to give the very poor an
opportunity to earn a dignified living has commenced operations.We are looking
to partner with organizations that work with the following vulnerable groups:-

- Slum dwellers
- Unemployed Physically challenged persons.
- Unemployed Ex-convicts
- Rehabilitated Ex-Commercial sex workers.
- Any other economically marginalised groups.

If you serve in an organization working with any of these groups,kindly get in
touch with me through email.

Thanks,

Paul



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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 06:39:34 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 03:39:34 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] Fwd: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTilkeifaLXR03sFH0DYcwf4sWwONTWU1-D3veyN7@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <124263.92676.qm@web38706.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

@Washington,Kuria and others,

Have you ever noticed/thought that much of the problems are with the people themselves as opposed to their leaders? By the way this is true of the world as it's of the members. How so?

1.Its the same people who chose the leaders and continue singing their songs during day and condemn them at night. 
2.It's the same people who give the tithe/offerings and even take pride that their pastors have private planes.
3.Its the same people who shout and rejoice when in church and then condemn on their way out
4.Its the same people who chose to attend such churches which they know or have heard that they have problems

So,how do you help such people? I guess they don't need help or they would have said so by actions.

On the other hand I feel that its so sad for anyone to take advantage of the majority poor.For any minister to commercialize in religion is a sin in itself. But again its hard to tell who is doing what. The reason why we need to leave some of these things to God,who alone reads the heart and the motives.

Even so dear Lord,help me to help save souls and never at any time think of money and riches first.

Pr Birai 
--- On Tue, 7/6/10, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Fwd: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 6, 2010, 8:04 AM



On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com> wrote:


@ Washington

Is it fair to categorize all churches as commercial enterprises? Can we therefore use one for all? Is that not the same mistake we always make by thinking that since so and so belongs to this or that,then he/she is like them all? Granted there would be some individuals who may be have the commercial agenda in them. Does that then mean that they all do?




Pastor,
That is very true from the Kenyan, and to a very large extent, the American scene. It's a fact that is hard to deny at any given moment. Besides those churches like SDA, AIC, Anglican, Catholic, etc (the ones I'd call mainstream), there are so many offshoots which came to be just because some members of the mainstream felt they needed control of nothing else but the Church Finances! It's not the doctrine at all as some would like to wish. It's normally finances, to the largest extent, that creates splinter groups of churches. At the end of the day, what becomes visible is how the churches coerce their members into contributing to the church - what you otherwise call supporting the church. Given that churches don't file returns with KRA/IRS (or do they in the US) it's so hard to get the true picture of what the church'es financial status is. I am not saying ALL churches are that opaque, but those that are not can be counted. Bring the picture back to
 Nairobi, where Harry Goddammit lives, and you'll be hard pressed to mention even just FIVE which are so transparent with their finances. There are those churches which ask their membership to reveal the full details of their employment and other businesses for purposes of "estimating" what their tithe amount should be. Shouldn't this be left to the member to make a decision on based on their conscience? I've recently heard of this church which told one of it's members that the reason she miscarried was because "she was not tithing enough".


What normally comes out of these commercial enterprises is how much angry they are when it comes to getting that which you call support. That is why Harry happened on an envelope with predetermined denominations and as you may already have heard, it's a practice unique/peculiar to the one Harry visited.?



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From jjaoko20011 at yahoo.com.sg  Wed Jul  7 07:40:36 2010
From: jjaoko20011 at yahoo.com.sg (johannes litta)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 19:40:36 +0800 (SGT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] GCSE or Form 5 and 6
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References: <224260.1482.qm@web52707.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
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try oshwal academy nairobi senior high near parklands cumpus




________________________________
From: Euphrasia Shumila <euphrasiashumila at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 6 July 2010 14:13:40
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] GCSE or Form 5 and 6


Dalc




________________________________
From: E. Kim <ekimnjoro at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 10:00:33 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] GCSE or Form 5 and 6


Hallo,

I need to find a place that is offering either GCSE around Nairobi area or Form 
5 & 6 education. Your input very much appreciated. Thanking you in advance.

Kim



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From fayzmum at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 09:40:43 2010
From: fayzmum at yahoo.com (Maria Odiyo)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 06:40:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LASER EYE SURGERY
Message-ID: <374789.27394.qm@web57803.mail.re3.yahoo.com>

Hi all, 

Any commendable suggestions of hospitals/clinics which offer this service?

Thanks 

Maria 



      

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From rk at fishkenya.net  Tue Jul  6 11:32:51 2010
From: rk at fishkenya.net (Reuben Kigame)
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 18:32:51 +0300
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Dear Charles,

One of the problems of the proposed constitution is that it sets out to make laws instead of providing principles upon which laws can be made. It goes into several interpretations in certain clauses and then leaves whatever is in dispute to parliament. 

On the other hand, so many clauses that would have been formulated together under one article are spread out so that, instead of simply stating the principle, you need to read four or five different sections in order to piece together what  is provided for. Take the dpendent clauses you have cited in your email for an example.This is part of the tragedy on the provisions of the right to life. This is the most fundamental of rights, without which no other right is possible, but it is treated so briefly and cassually.

I have made this suggestion and will make it here again. Article 26 should have read this way:

1. Every person has the right to life. 
2. The life of a person begins at conception and ends at natural death.
3. Capital punishment and Euthanasia are not permitted in Kenya.
4. Abortion is not permitted except for when the life of the mother is medically proved to be in danger. 
5. the state shall take legislative and medical measures to ensure that all citizens enjoy good health.  

Once you introduce all those exceptions, you open pandora's box and give room for the actual legalization of the same. 

What is more, whoever is in parliament will determine the actual outcome of any further legislation. It is thus not satisfactory to leave the contentious issues to acts of parliament. As you have seen, Parliament can abuse power and vote by virtue of their own selfish motives. 

Tell me again what you thought of Article 2 Clause 5 in the light of this discussion. I could provide for you privately some documentation indicating how we ended up where we are in laying article 26 as is now. It is deplorable seeing how much foreign influence went into lobbying for the actual phraseology.

Reuben Kigame. 

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  From: charles oyaya 
  To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com 
  Cc: Patrick Akula ; josiah adote ; Nancy Adote ; Winnie Migwi ; Samuel Kimori ; Clarice Akula (home) ; Clarice A ; paul mbanga ; Monica Mbanga 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 12:17 PM
  Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?


  Dear Sarah, Brother Reuben Kigame and all

  Under the doctrine of Supremacy of the Constitution, Parliament cannot and will not enact any law permitting abortion contrary to article 26 (4). In unlikely event that parliament enacts such a law, that law will be null and void or unconstitutional to the extent of its inconsistency with article 26 (4) which clearly states that "abortion is not permitted". The Proposed Constitution however, allows parliament to enact a law permitting abortion under the exceptional circumstances (hence the word "unless") which are clearly outlined in Article 26 (4), namely (a) where a mother requires emergency treatment; (b) when the life of the mother is in danger; and/or (c) when the health of the mother is in danger. Such undertaking can only take place in the professional opinion of a trained health professional. What I suppose the law that parliament may enact will have to do is to define or provide for the interpretation of what  (a) emergency treatment, (b) the life and health of the mother being in danger, and (c) trained health professional mean. In letter and spirit therefore, Article 26 (4) does not in any way permit abortion beyond these limits. If by any chance a "trained health professional" performs abortion beyond the permitted limits as some people fear would happen, this will be a criminal act that will be punishable in the manner prescribed by the law.  

  My take on the "trained health professional" is that the intended "health professionals" will not be some quacks but persons well trained and qualified through accredited training institutions e.g. medical schools and who will be subject to professional codes of conduct. They will also be members of venerable professional bodies while their practice will be regulated by legally established regulatory bodies. We should also remember the all service providers whether in the public or private sector will be subject to the provisions of Chapter Six of the Proposed Constitution on Leadership and Integrity. We should also remember that Article 43 (1) (a) clear provides that "every person has the right to the highest attainable standard of health, which includes the right to health care services, including reproductive health care". 

  For avoidance of doubt Article 21 (2) states that " the State shall take legislative, policy and other measures, including the setting of standards, to achieve the progressive realization of the rights guaranteed under Article 43".  

  If the State fails to act, Article 22 (1) clear provides a window for redress - "Every person has the right to institute court proceedings claiming that a right or fundamental freedom in the Bill of Rights has been denied, violated, or is threatened".    Furthermore in Article 59 (2) (e)  the Kenya National Human Rights and Equality Commission is established to among other things: "receive and investigate complaints about alleged abuses of human rights and take steps to secure appropriate redress where human rights have been violated".   

  Some people are arguing that instead of using "Trained  Health Professional" we should use "registered medical practitioner " as was used in the Draft Constitution of Kenya 2004 (Bomas Draft). In my opinion this is splitting hairs. Parliament is free, in the law it will enact, to define it thus "trained health professional in this Act means "registered medical practitioner".

  Lest we forget, the Bomas Draft in Article 34 on the Right to Life which people have said should be reinstated also allowed abortion under exceptional circumstances, namely when "the life of the mother is in danger". It however did not provide clear direction to parliament to enact a law to this effect. It provided as follows:   

  Right to life 
  34.       (1)        Every person has the right to life.

  (2)        The life of a person begins at conception.

  (3)        Abortion shall not be permitted unless, in the opinion of a registered medical practitioner, the life of the mother is in danger.



  Also for us to remember, the Proposed New Constitution 2005 (Wako Draft) amended the Bomas Draft to actually leave the right to life and whether abortion should be permit or not to the discretion of parliament as follows:


  Right to life

  34.       (1)        Every person has the right to life except as may be prescribed in an Act of Parliament.

  (2)        The life of a person begins at conception.

  (3)        Abortion shall not be permitted unless, in the opinion of a registered medical practitioner, the life of the mother is in danger.is not permitted except as may be provided for by an Act of Parliament.


  Brothers this was more dangerous and in actual sense permitted abortion except as may be determined by parliament. You cannot say the same of the provisions of Article 26 (4).  

  What  in my opinion the present "Proposed Constitution of Kenya 2010" has done is give clear direction and limitations for consequential legislation by parliament and to make the circumstances under which abortion may be permitted more clearer in the sense that  it is not only the life of the mother that may be in danger but also her health. Furthermore, it should not be left in doubt that a mother may also require emergency treatment which Article 43 (2) clearly states "A person shall not be denied emergency medical treatment".  As a husband to a wife who is still in her reproductive age, I wonder why people have problems with this kind of provision.

  In my humble view, we should not stop making laws simply because we fear people will either abuse the law or because people will commit crime anyhow. If you were therefore to vote "No" on the basis of Article 26 (4), I urge you may want rethink your position.

  Thank you  

  Charles Oyaya

      
     
     
   




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  From: Sarah Onduko <sonduko38 at gmail.com>
  To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
  Sent: Tue, 6 July, 2010 8:16:25
  Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?

  Dear Matunda,

  I'm come from Nyamira, and its good to see that you are up doing civic education for our community, which is something i echo and say you are doing well. Reading your remarks too i'm abit weary that, your way of doing civic education is abit biased to what is good and not fully outlining the faults in the Constitution.

  I want to believe that you are doing this in good faith with no malice and thus the need to give both sides of the coin for the mwananchi to make an informed decision. My opinion that is the only way you can be doing 'Civic Education' than inciting people on which side to vote!. Unfortunately this is the sad reality even at the National level, where we call even some of the people involved in the making of the Constitution to do civil education only for them to give only the positive side!. Which i think is unfair to the mwananchi.

  In one of the National Forums recently held in Nairobi, one of the participants asked this question, 'I'm in the process of making up my mind on which side to vote but my question is, '' we know the constitution has banned abortion in the first clause, but in the subsequent clauses it says, ''.......unless by laws ........''. WHAT THEN ASSURES US THAT PARLIAMENT WILL NOT COME UP WITH SUCH LAWS?

  My point, lets speak the truth and it will set us free whichever side you voting!.

  My 2cents.

  S


  How 


  On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 8:45 PM, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:

    Dear Sir,

    Thank you for sharing with us the remarks at the Nyamira forum on the constitution!

    I would, however, want to let you know how disappointed I was in reading the remarks and finding that you systematically set out to show the helpless recipients of your remarks nothing but the good side of the proposed constitution only. Your language is worded in such a way that it leaves the voter with no choice but to vote for the constitution. I think this is immoral in carrying out the civic education.

    I think you should share what you have in the document and then indicate that,  nevertheless, some people in Kenya have problems with the following clauses: then you can list the clauses and say why they have a problem with them. This would be balanced; but you, like the COE, have already made up your minds for the people you reach with civic education. This is not democracy. It is advantage-taking.

    Even those who say "yes" to the draft admit to some problems in the document, but they never set out to outline these problems. This is bad, especially for civic education. What are people to choose if you choose for them?

    Similarly, I would have a problem with those wanting to vote "no" to the draft if they went in for civic education and only showed the contentious issues. They should highlight the merits of the draft as well.

    Thank you for sending the document, though.

    Reuben Kigame.


    ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matunda" <matunda at gmail.com>
    To: "youngprofessionals_ke" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
    Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 3:16 PM
    Subject: [YP_Ke] Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?


    Remarks to Nyamira Civic Forum on Draft Constitution?
    By Matunda Nyanchama

    June 17, 2010
    A question to ponder!

    "There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and
    that is an idea whose time as come." ? Victor Hugo

    The question is whether constitutional reforms underway is an idea
    whose time has come!

    -----

    It is my pleasure to be part of discussions on constitutional change
    in Kenya and especially at the grassroots where such information and
    knowledge are deeply needed. As residents of Nyamira and citizens of
    this dear country, it is our duty to understand well the proposed
    Draft Constitution so that we can act accordingly.  Doing so would
    allow us to make an informed choice when we say YES or NO.

    The Kenyan constitution establishes how power in Kenya is exercised.
    It is meant to be a deal between citizens and those who hold power on
    behalf of the citizens. It is therefore important that we are well-
    informed; we need to know what powers exist, who would wield those
    powers and how well they are likely to serve the interests of the
    nation.

    As well, we need to understand whether there are enough checks and
    balances to tame rogue use of power. Remember that power corrupts and
    absolute power corrupts absolutely!

    The existing constitution, agreed upon in Lancaster in the lead up to
    independence, was crafted by our Founding Fathers and the departing
    British Colonial Administration. It was largely a compromise between
    the departing colonial power and independence leaders with little
    involvement of mwananchi. Like in many countries, our Founding Fathers
    did the best they could in the circumstances. We must be grateful to
    them for putting on a good fight and securing Kenyans? freedom.

    Since it came into being at independence, the constitution has been
    amended several times over. Often, amendments have been done at the
    whim by those in power; and usually with an intention of consolidating
    and hence retaining power. A good example is the 1982 amendment of
    Section 2(A) which made KANU the sole political party in Kenya.
    Clearly, the government of the day wanted to shut out competitors in
    the political space. Yet competition of ideas is necessary for a
    functioning democracy where mwananchi is supposed to be the final
    arbiter.

    Note that nowhere did the Kenyan mwananchi have a say in the creation
    of independence constitution or the amendments it has undergone to
    date. All that time, mwananchi has been a spectator in the process.

    -----

    Agitation for constitutional change has been happening for many
    decades now. In that struggle, many Kenyans have paid dearly falling
    into trouble with the powers of the day. Many were detained without
    trial while others were prosecuted and given summary sentences.  Lives
    were lost in the agitation for change even as the government of the
    day repressed such expression.

    In a word, Kenyans have paid a price to get to where we are today. As
    we consider which way to vote, we must bear this in mind. These
    struggles MUST not be in vain.

    And opportunity presents itself where we are now. Like in 2005, we are
    being asked to choose a new order or remain with what exists today. We
    must make a choice; it is a choice that we would live with for many
    years, perhaps decades, to come. It is therefore important that we
    make that choice from an informed point of view.

    This forum was convened in part to create that understanding. It is my
    hope that you will take the opportunity to learn a lot, share your
    understanding and that of others so that you will go home better
    informed and better prepared to make a choice.

    Most of you represent groups that you belong to. I am sure that you
    will share your lessons with your group members after the seminar. I
    want to challenge you to make sure that you ask as many questions in
    areas where you are in doubt. It is necessary that, when you go home,
    you know the answers to the issues that concern you; and that any
    doubts you have would be addressed; and any gaps in the information
    you have, would be closed.
    ----

    No constitution is perfect. It is also true that we cannot all agree
    on all things all the time. There are going to be some aspects of the
    constitution that we don?t like; and we are going to live with some of
    those aspects.  One can call it the price for living in a plural
    society; the compromise we need in order to cohabit together as a
    nation and one people.

    In the end, some of you may say NO to the proposed constitution. That
    too is your democratic right. You would be choosing the status quo.

    What, however, would be the consequences of such a choice?

    For that, I take you back to the 2005 referendum on the constitution
    widely termed as the Kilifi Draft or Wako Draft.

    In the referendum debate of the time, a lot was said which led to
    substantial national polarization? There was fallout in government
    ranks that persisted into the 2007 General and Presidential Elections.
    And we know what happened thereafter! The history of the near-collapse
    of the country is there for us all to learn from. Think about the
    consequences of replaying the 2005 referendum and post-referendum
    events.

    Now suppose that the proposed constitution had won the day in the 2005
    referendum? What would have happened in the 2007 Presidential
    Elections?

    With the results published by the defunct Electoral Commission, the
    two top presidential candidates would have been forced to go for a run
    off, as no one scored 50% that would have been required to win. We
    Kenyans would have had a chance to decide the winner in a more
    peaceful manner than the debacle that we endured.  Clearly, the law of
    unintended consequences holds here: ?actions of people always have
    effects that are unanticipated or unintended.?

    There is more that could be said about what would have been. I leave
    that to historians to determine. From the one example given, I am sure
    that the lessons of history are NOT lost to us.

    Please bear the foregoing in mind when you choose NO.


    ----

    So what is new in the proposed constitution that advances Kenya that
    is NOT in the old one? And why should we change at all?

    The proposed constitution would advance the sharing of power through
    devolution and ensure a government that is close to the people. And
    indeed, were it to come to effect, the proposed constitution would
    increase your access to representatives. Not only would you have a
    Member of Parliament and Councillor representing your interests but
    also a County Governor and Senator. Your issues would thus find a
    hearing both locally (in the county) as well as nationally ? in
    Parliament and Senate.

    The proposed constitution also advances rights on many fronts,
    including individual rights, property rights, rights of children and
    many more.

    It attempts to bring gender balance and would assure better
    representation of women in the political process. This would enrich
    the political decision-making process and make us a better country.

    There is more, the proposed constitution would advance the
    independence of the Judiciary, remove conflict from legislature and
    curb executive power. In future, no minister would be an MP at the
    same; any elected MP selected for a cabinet position would have to
    resign and thus reduce conflict of interest that is pervasive.

    -----


    Some people may disagree with such conclusions. It is their democratic
    right to do so. However, is also one?s duty to persuade them to see
    things the way one understands the issues.

    We MUST also respect those with differing opinions. Holding different
    opinions does not mean they are enemies. Never! Such people help one
    clarify one?s stand and hence the reasons for choosing YES or NO. No
    one should vilify any person for taking a stand contrary to one?s
    stand. In a democracy there have to be different points of view; and
    indeed, if all people agreed with each all the time, it means that
    only one person may be thinking. And for the sake of our national well-
    being, our nation needs thinking people!

    Other people may fear that the changes being proposed are too drastic.
    And that the future would not be predictable were the proposed
    constitution to come into place. Fear of failure alone MUST not cause
    rejection of the constitution. Only if you find the end-result
    unacceptable should you reject the proposed constitution. Remember,
    however, it is said:

    ?It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most
    intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.?

    As such we must choose between changes presented to us and adapt to a
    new order or retain the status quo. In doing so, remember the words of
    St Augustine:

    ?If you would attain to what you are not yet, you must always be
    displeased by what you are.  For where you are pleased with yourself
    there you have remained.  Keep adding, keep walking, keep advancing.

    -------

    If at the end of today?s session you are convinced that we need
    change, then you should note those issues of concern so that they can
    be fixed in the future. As President Mwai Kibaki said recently, we
    should NOT split hairs about making changes after the constitution is
    passed. The fact is that we would have a more just order than we do
    presently.

    Remember, Kenya is NOT the only nation to create a new constitution
    way past its independence. We have a number of precedents. A good
    example is Canada that did their constitutional repatriation in 1980.
    Before that, the country was governed by the British National Act of
    1867.

    Since the repatriation, Canada has faced experiences that would offer
    Kenya a number of lessons. These include clarifying issues of
    contention via the court system and ensuring that parliament passed
    laws that are in line with the constitution.

    We too can do it! We just need to have national interest and well-
    being in mind. Thinking as one people, aiming at collective common
    good, we would also succeed.

    Friends, the moment to make history beckons. We just need to embrace
    it to bring change. We also have a choice of retaining the status quo.

    -----

    Let me wish you the very best of deliberations. I am sure that you
    will go home more enriched than when you came. Make sure to share your
    knowledge with your groups. Remember that you don?t light a candle and
    put it under the table. Go back and shine. In the process, you would
    provide light for others so that they too can make an informed choice
    when August 4, 2010 comes. In the process you would have advanced
    Kenya?s national cause.

    And when that day comes, vote the national interest. Ask yourself what
    is best for Kenya. Ask yourself how we can build a stronger nation
    with greater accountability? Ask yourself which of the two choices
    would assure better exercise of power by those you elect?

    Tigara buya. Ntororane. Buna Mogusii atebete: Banto ?mbaumerani,
    ?mbitunwa bitakoumerana; naende inyora buna: binto ?mbiang?ora,
    ?nsagasaga bikwanga.

    Signed
    Matunda Nyanchama
    matunda at matunda.org
    June 17, 2010

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Dear Colleagues

I am just concerned that you guys are accepting this constitution despite these major mistakes that currently comming to light. Guys where are we really running to. Did you guys watch NTV yesteday. With all the employees at the Attoney General's office, it is amazing that no one thoroughly read this document. I wonder why we are just trying to find excuses for these guys. In the process we seem to be contented with mediocrity. We are ready to accept anything lest we miss everything. I refuse to accept this sad argument. It is the very thing that is bogging African governments down. Change is absolutely necessary. That change can only come if people do their best to not only demand the best but also only accept the best. While there could be flaws with human beings, the job still has to be done to the best of the ability of those doing it. Guys this is not the best we expect from our leaders, lagislatures and our workers. This is simply horrible.

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Lister,
 
This is a sound argument and which people those pushing for suspension of reforms should heed.

Let's be realistic: no constitution is perfect; indeed, nothing man-made is perfect for that matter. Expecting perfection and using this an argument to derail reforms is failure to be practical.
 
Regards.
 


Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:08:06 -0700
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Let us not dream that we shall wake up one day to sing one song, one chorus or dance the same tune.  That is why between the two main camps in the proposed constitution, none will claim absolute truth. 

I therefore call upon our friends who are said to be in third- the grey area- Omtata, Neto, Dr. Abonyo, and Sungu etc to support the proposed constitution because in as much as what they are pursuing is noble, and worthy, it?s not achievable. That is why many Kenyans see their moves as a scheme to halt the August referendum. 

Can you imagine us rejecting the proposed constitution and going back to square one? It will be costly to the nation. Besides, we are fatigued with the quest for a new constitution. Remember, the IIEC has indicated today that they are cash-strapped, hence hinting to postpone the referendum. For me, it will be cheaper to vote for the proposed law and work on amendments later than voting against it and start from ground zero. 

My biggest problem with those on the no camp and those on the grey is their quest for a perfect constitution; instead of focusing to achieve that which is reasonably good for the nation.  I?m in yes not because the proposed law is perfect but comparing it with what we have today, it will serve our Country better. 

A perfect example is in the USA where the health care bill passed recently never got any backing from a single Republican but it remains a milestone in the legislative history of America. The bill attracted the stiffest opposition from Obama?s detractors despite its intention of benefiting millions of Americans without healthcare. A law that gets resistance is not necessarily a bad one but due to people?s vested interests, they tend to reject even what is beneficial to their own society. 

Being an optimist and a realist, I have tried to interrogate the issues Sungu raised last week, previously raised by Omtata of entrenching an addendum to the contentious clauses before the referendum is actually not possible because of the legal and legislative ramifications it entails. On the other hand, it?s unlikely that honourable Jamlek Kamau?s motion to stop the referendum will see the light of the day in Parliament. I predict a negative ruling tomorrow for Dr. Barrack Abonyo?s petition by The Interim Independent Constitutional Dispute Resolution Court, due to lack of merit- logistics etc. Watch this space! 

I respect Sungu, and I?m sure he means good for Kenya. I equated his argument to the recent court injunction fronted by Dr. Barrack Abonyo to have Diasporans registered to vote which I think was a best idea coming at a wrong time. 

It?s my nature when I see a fellow patriot or eco-thinker, pursuing something that is likely to destroy his reputation, I usually take it seriously and strive to have them change. You may be my bosom friend or brother but when I realize that you are walking on a tight rope, I have the moral authority to caution you and I expect you to do the same to me.  

 That is why, before I commented about Dr. Barrack Abonyo?s court injunction in this forum and my clip in the Standard Newspaper: http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/InsidePage.php?id=2000012688&catid=17&a=1  I gave him a call to get his viewpoint on the injunction. We had a good discussion despite disagreeing on the court move. There are some things we can pursue in life that will either waste our time or destroy our image and respect. Some one who tells you about a swimming pool inhabited by crocodiles is better than one who leaves you to jump in and end up swallowed by the reptile. 

For Sungu, why can?t you use the same passion to reach out to the Church? There is a grim of hope that they will listen unlike Ruto, who is in the no camp merely for settling political scores with the PM. Reach out to Njue, Wabukala, Sulumeti etc. Dr. Timothy Njoya and David Gitari will bring them on board to support the new law for possible amendments later.  I think this is something worthy to pursue for those who truly care for the unity of the nation. 

As for me, I go as per the Gospel of Mathew 5:37- let your communication be, yea, yea; nay, nay; for whatever is more than this comes from the evil. Therefore, I?m either black or white - no grey areas. Hakuna  ?Maji kidogo,? ama ?Moto kidogo.? 

It?s more reasonable to vote yes and apply the same pressure that we are exhibiting to have the legislator relook at the contentious clauses. After all, if it?s not too late to amend the contentious clauses as those in no says, then it will not be too late to amend it after its passage in the August referendum. Remember, Moi yielded to pressure to the repeal of section 2(A) in the 20th Century and now we are in the 21st Century. 

What will prevent  legislators voted under the new constitution to relook on the contentious clauses as many of us-Sungu, Kombo, Neto, Omtata, Odhiambo, Dr. Matunda, Nyaringo, Oduya, Machera, Nyamwamu etc  are likely to be in Kenya?s legislator as MPs and Senators? 

 Thank God Kombo mentioned senators, an indirect endorsement of the proposed law. Kudos ndugu Kombo. It?s so sad indeed that we have no senators in the legislature.   

Final reminder: No leadership or political ideology has ever been perfect. Even democracy, the most preferred system of government is never perfect. The theocratic system of Moses of the old which gave the World the 10 commandments from God had its loopholes. Not even that of Israel from Saul to Benjamin Netanyahu. God bless all and please, change your mind and vote YES if you are still in no. 

  

  

  











Joseph  Lister  Nyaringo - New Jersey USA   
 http://listernyaringo.blogspot.com/In prosperity our friends knows us; in adversity we know our friends. John Churton Collins






--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Elijah Kombo <komboelijah at yahoo.com> wrote:


From: Elijah Kombo <komboelijah at yahoo.com>
Subject: [NewVisionKenya] Reasons why NO are BOLD [1 Attachment]
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, postmaster at yahoo.com
Cc: NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com, "Mlalahoi" <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>, "Kenya Forum" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>, "KCA" <kca_main at yahoogroups.com>, "Okiya OMTATAH-Yahoo" <omtatah at yahoo.com>, "Neto Agostinho" <agostinhoon at gmail.com>, "Kuria-Mwangi" <kjmwangi at gmail.com>, "odhiambo okecth" <komarockswatch at yahoo.com>, "Lee Makwiny" <amosogal at gmail.com>, "Maurice Oduor" <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca>, "Matunda" <matunda at hotmail.com>
Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 2:42 PM


  


[Attachment(s) from Elijah Kombo included below] 


 Friends
 
This is the reason why NO camp is gaining popularity. We do not need experiments on our soil. If you agree that the Katiba is really good but you feel that you need more time to have a proper agreeable document - please vote NO. You wont loose anything since after-all we will have a new constitution when me and you are in Parliament come 2012! By voting NO, you would have sent the current politicians packing, and we will have a chance to move on into the August house. Once we change our MPs, then we will start a journey towards a new beginning. I dont imagine myself sitting next to Martha Karua or Ole Ntimama or Rutos, or Raila in the senate! I am seeing new faces like Neto, Omtatah, Sungu, Oto etc....imagine! So vote NO. Wacha story mingi.Or do you see yourself changing the world with the current corrupt and failed leaders? I have nothing in common with them. 
 
If you vote YES - we will still see the same faces in parliament. They will use the win to woo voters..and we will have another 5 years walloping in poverty, corruption etc. We surely do not need another revolution. The time is now. Vote NO and let them go home. We will start the journey of re-defining the destiny of this country. READ ON
 
God speedy Kenya!
 
Kombo Elijah
 
 

 

 






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From wndwiga at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 06:06:21 2010
From: wndwiga at gmail.com (Wawira Ndwiga)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 13:06:21 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Looking for a ground floor space to lease Nairobi
	suitable for a fast food joint.
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i am looking for a ground floor space to lease in Nairobi suitable for a
fast food joint.
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Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 03:49:28 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] A PLOT IN BETWEEN TWO BANKS!
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 From: Kasera Shikuku <kaseras at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Cc: mariamjuma83 at yahoo.com
Sent: Fri, June 18, 2010 11:22:02 AM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] House purchase/sale advice- Embakasi


Miriam,
 
Both  houses are great, has your friend visited  and seen any of the two 
houses.  Major difference is that with 

 
1. Nyayo estate the 5.5 m is a flat, and in baraka the 6.3 m  its a massionate. 
2. There are many amenities near nyayo estate than baraka, but soon that will 
change once the by-pass is finished
3. If for commercial purposes Nyayo estate can fetch 22-25k monthly, barakaa 
must be above 25k.
 
 
They are all assets and they will all appreciate with time, investing in a house 
/ land e.t.c is a great opportunity,
NB: In nyayo estate the houses were 3.5m  and baraka 5m 2 years ago and now 5.5 
m and 6.3 m respectively, 

in the next 5years they will be 7m and 8 m respectively .
 
Best if luck



________________________________
 From: Mariam Juma <mariamjuma83 at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, June 17, 2010 10:24:48 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] House purchase/sale advice- Embakasi


Please advice on this. I have a friend who wants to buy a house in Embakasi, 
there are the Nyayo flats going for 5.5M, and a maisonette in Baraka Estate the 
800mtrs from the North Eastern gate of Nyayo, going for 6.3m. Both are 3 br 
units. 


She's confused on what to do, what would you take..? or tell her to go for and 
why?

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From: stanmortons at yahoo.com (Stanley Okinda)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 06:48:27 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the
	Referendum.
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John Kamau
Bro i think its too bad to call someone ignorant just becoz his article is too 
technical for u to understand. To me, u r the one who is very confused and don't 
even understand what u r talking about. Since ur birth up2 now, have u ever 
heard someone suing an organization coz they have nor hired him/her? What are u 
insinuating when u say, the church will have to employpeople from other 
religions or none religions?
This is a very shallow and damn way of interpretation the clauses & that's the 
major problem u people of No have. Do u know there are some professions which do 
not have qualified Kenyans to do? The church activity is not just preaching 
alone. There are some who may require professionals who are not Christian/ 
Muslim/Hindu,what will they do? Professionalism is a different field, it has 
very little to do with someone's faith. Furthermore, why would the church not 
want to employ an atheist? Why would the church wanna segregate? Aint that a way 
of conquering more souls? In Mandera foe example, there are so many Europe 
church based organizations which are supporting the Muslims in the area and 
Somalia. They have actually employed Somalis who are Muslims in those 
organization. Now, those are true Christians not like u & ur narrow minded 
leaders.
Besides,its like you guys don't have a clue on what constitutional principles 
are. For ur info, legislation will be done to give meaning and definition to the 
all the clauses.




________________________________
From: john kamau <jkorig at yahoo.com>
To: NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com; mlalahoi mlalahoi <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>; 
Young Professionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 10:36:20 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.


 I, like most other readers in this and other forums that have  had the 
opportunity to read you contribution are greatly disappointed by your ignorance 
, your misrepresentations of the truth, as well as your bias interpretation of 
simple basic facts. Dr Makandingo what is so difficult about your interpretation 
of simple English language. That the proposed constitution implies that Churches 
will have to employ people from other religions or none religion you did not 
deny. You go ahead to give  what you call advice: LEAVE THE CHURCH TO THE NONE 
CHRISTIAN PASTOR. leave YOUR MEDICAL PRACTICE TO A MANSON,,, LEAVE YOUR MARITAL 
BED TO ANY Kibago are you serious. This is just but one of the worst absurdities 
of your contribution. Others are simply beyond  any sane comprehension. Dr 
Makandingo, did you write this or we have an impostor.

--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Dr Makodingo <makodingo at gmail.com> wrote:


>From: Dr Makodingo <makodingo at gmail.com>
>Subject: [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.
>To: NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com, "mlalahoi mlalahoi" 
><mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>, "Young Professionals" 
><youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
>Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 3:07 AM
>
>
>Yeserday, my wife brought for me a leaflet she was given in Church (NPC - Karen) 
>titled Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the referendum.
>I've gone through it and tried to find substance in it. Here are my comments. 
>(I've converted it into a soft copy word for word)
>My comments are in red.
>
> 
>TEN REASONS WHY I WILL VOTE NO AT THE REFERENDUM
>By Kenya Christian Church Leaders.
>1.      The Drafts Allows application of international Agreements without 
>approval by Parliament: If this draft constitution passes, then foreign laws, 
>some of which are un-Biblical and unethical, will be introduced in our country 
>through Article 2(6). These could undermine our sovereignty and are loopholes 
>for the legalization of abortion and homosexuality.
>For once, they have admitted that the Proposed Constitution DOES NOT legalize 
>abortion otherwise we would not be worried about international law doing it, 
>would we? Why would we be worried about international law legalizing abortion if 
>our constitution already does? Simple ? because it doesn?t!! What a perfect 
>argument for YES!
>This is probably the biggest lie being told by religious leaders. Article 2(6) 
>reads: (6)Any treaty or convention ratified by Kenya shall form part of the law 
>of Kenya under this Constitution.
>The Key Words here are RATIFIED BY KENYA. The process of ratification requires 
>that the Treaty be tabled in Parliament for approval. The problem with the 
>current constitution is that we still need bills to be brought before the house 
>to bring into effect treaties that have been exhaustively discussed and approved 
>by parliament which has worked against us in many ways.
>We need to also understand that there is a fundamental difference between 
>Signature and Ratification. Even in Britain where we get our legal practice 
>from, although the ratification is a prerogative of Her Majesty the queen, 
>through the Ponsonby Rule, treaties are placed before parliament for 21 days 
>before ratification.
>Plus, what stops us from enacting An Act of Parliament for Ratification of 
>Treaties just to be sure??
> 
>2.      The Draft allows the state to interfere with Religion: If this draft 
>passes without the provision that ?State and religion shall be separate? in 
>Article 8, it will allow the government to pass laws that favour one religion 
>against others. Remember that in Daniel 6: 1-28, a law was passed that made it 
>illegal to pray or worship God.
>First, to the context of the Biblical reference. This story appears during the 
>rule of Judah by Babylon ? which was at that time the superpower. The then King 
>Belshazzar, was the son of Nebuchadnezzar who had looked upon Daniel with 
>favour. This was a pagan rule (something that I don?t see happening in this 
>country with so many holier than thou religious leaders!
>It is actually very foolish to even imagine that it could be possible to ban 
>worship in this country! But most importantly, the Proposed Constitution 
>guarantees the right to religion. 32(2): Every person has the right, either 
>individually or in community with others, in public or in private, to manifest 
>any religion or belief through worship, practice, teaching or observance, 
>including observance of a day of worship.
>So this claim is as empty as the people making it.
>Plus the state DOES NOT pass laws ? Parliament does; the same parliament the 
>religious leaders want to amend the Proposed Constitution!!!
> 
>3.      The Draft allows the government to favour some religions:If the draft is 
>passed without the provision that ?The State shall treat all religions equally? 
>in Article 8 the government will be allowed to favour some religions and 
>victimise others.
>How???
> 
>4.      The Draft takes away the right to preach/evangelize: If the draft is 
>passed with article 32 as it is, Christians will not have the right to preach 
>their faith to other people and make converts. It will be very difficult to obey 
>the command Jesus gave in Matthew 28:19.
>Matthew 28:19 says - Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing 
>them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
>The Proposed Constitution actually guarantees this right in 32(2)!!!
>5.      The draft takes away the right of Kenyans to convert from one religion 
>to another:If the draft is passed with Article 32 as it is, Kenyans who convert 
>from one religion to another will not have constitutional protection from 
>prosecution.
>This argument is based on Article 32(4): A person shall not be compelled to act, 
>or engage in any act, that is contrary to the person?s belief or religion.
>The argument is that this verse does not allow one to convert from Islam to 
>Christianity (for some inexplicable reason, these religious leaders assume the 
>reverse cannot happen). First of all, the context of this clause is to protect 
>us from the like s of Mungiki that carry out involuntary oathing.
>But most importantly, a person SHALL NOT BE COMPELLED! To use the Islam 
>argument, this clause says you cannot COMPEL (force, coerce, oblige) a Muslim to 
>claim that Jesus is Lord! What is wrong with that?! Do Christians want to take 
>us back to the days when people would be killed by the Catholic Church for 
>hearsay and blasphemy? Do they want to go around the country forcing everyone to 
>be a Christian? Is this what we really want? What would be the difference 
>between the Church and Mungiki? And if Islam is what you fear, is it not to your 
>benefit that you have a clause that stops Muslim fundamentalists from forcing 
>you to do what they want?
>What a short-sighted and callous argument!!!
> 
>6.      The draft allows religious institutions to be infiltrated by 
>non-believers:If the draft is passed as it is, Article 32(3) will force churches 
>and other religious facilities and institutions to employ and give access to 
>people of other faiths. Can you imagine having a pastor who is not a Christian? 
>God in Chronicles 23:6 requires that we maintain the sanctity of churches and 
>all private institutions.
> 
>This is the most irresponsible claim of all of them! If your church employs a 
>non-believer for a pastor, who is forcing you to continue worshipping there? 
>Just stop going t that church and he will look for another job!
>This provision is meant to protect Non-Saved people from the tyranny of the 
>religious leaders. Remember the lecturer who was fired from CUEA because he 
>supports the proposed Constitution? Really, should a doctor be barred from a 
>Mission hospital because he is an atheist or Muslim when his job does not rely 
>on prayer but medicine?
>Or should we expel students from Church-run schools because they have 
>backsliden? This is what this clause protects citizens from!!!
>7.      The draft does not make Kenyans equal before the law:If the draft passes 
>as it is, then there will be two classes of people in Kenya: Kenyans and 
>Muslims. This is because Muslims are exempted from the Bill of Rights by Article 
>24(4). All Kenyans should be equal before the law.
>Pili pili usiyoila, nawasa wee saa ngapi!
> 
>8.      The draft entrenches Kadhi?s Courts even though the High Court said they 
>are Unconstitutional:The landmark ruling by the High Court on 24th May 2010 said 
>that inclusion of Kadhi?s Courts in the Constitution is discriminatory, illegal 
>and unconstitutional! In disregard to this ruling, the draft in Article 169 and 
>170 entrenches them. The Kadhi?s Courts are an internal dispute resolution 
>mechanism for Muslims, and therefore they should not be in the constitution. The 
>High Court also said that the government should not use taxpayers? money to 
>maintain the Kadhi?s Courts or pay their salaries. If the Kadhi?s Courts are not 
>constitutional in the current constitution, why should they be put in the new 
>constitution?
>First, the High Court did not say Kadhi?s Courts are unconstitutional ? because 
>even they noted that they do not have the power to declare a constitution that 
>created them unconstitutional. That would in essence be saying that they are 
>unconstitutional!
>Secondly, we are making a Constitution not an act of parliament. It means we are 
>deciding what the SUPREME LAW WILL BE! As Ringera et al noted, this is the 
>Sovereign right of Kenyans and no one has the right to tell us what we want our 
>constitution to be!
>9.      The draft allows abortion:If the draft is passes as it is, then doctors, 
>nurses, clinical officers, mortuary attendants and even first aid attendants 
>will be allowed by Article 26(4) to carry out abortions for all manner of 
>reasons. Why should Kenyan children be killed so casually? Abortion is murder of 
>children, and it contradicts Exodus 20: 13(?You shall not murder?).
>This one just made me laugh out loud! Mortuary attendants and First Aid 
>attendants are NOT TRAINED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. A case of church leaders 
>blatantly lying! Seriously, who will stand in the gap for truth!
>Plus their argument in 1 above completely negates this argument!
> 
>10.  The draft constitution is almost impossible to amend:Do not be deceived 
>that you can pass this draft then change it later. Once you pass the draft, 
>Section 257 ensures that you will never be able to fulfil what it takes to 
>amend. You will require 2/3 majority in senate and national assembly; 1,000,000 
>signatures; and a referendum. Why are Kenyans being pushed to pass something 
>hurriedly if it has some bad elements on the promise that they will change it 
>later? Why not change it now? BEWARE OF ANYTHING THAT ANYONE PUSHES YOU TO PASS 
>HURRIEDLY. HARAKA HARAKA HAINA BARAKA!!
> 
>That?s actually the point! The constitution should not be an easy thing to amend 
>because when it is, we end up with a one-party state ? and I?m pretty sure not 
>even the religious leaders want this (though I no longer overestimate their 
>ability to be impunitous!
>The church has again misrepresented the facts! A bill introduced by a popular 
>initiative only requires a simple majority to pass 257(8) and NOT a 2/3 majority 
>as they claim.
>
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From: totiaa at gmail.com (Mheshimiwa...)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 17:10:20 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Matters....Cupid's Corner!
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I have realised that people on this forum have had an avenue to learn on
many issues affecting them in day to day lifes from what people like Likondi
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I am sure a good number still have issues that bother them and would want
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I ask whoever has such kind of an issue to email me offlist then i will
frame the question to the forum without mentioning the affected people.That
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Likondi might be having a problem of being abusive but fears asking for a
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He can email me his problem and i post without telling the forum it is
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From mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca  Wed Jul  7 11:00:36 2010
From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca (maurice oduor)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 16:00:36 +0100
Subject: [Jambo] =?windows-1252?q?=5BYP=5FKe=5D_Re=3A_=5BNewVisionKenya=5D?=
	=?windows-1252?q?_RE=3A_Pursue_what=92s_achievable_before_Referend?=
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Dr. Abonyo,

I think it's irresponsible of you to dissuade Kenyans from endorsing this 
Proposed Constitution. Yes, it's not perfect. No constitution in the world is 
ever perfect and that's why constitutions are referred to as living documents 
i.e. they can be changed from time to time to keep up with societal changes. 
Even the American constitution has been amended several times in the last 1000 
yrs. 


You should be coming out strong to tell Kenyans to vote yes. Otherwise, we are 
going into 2012 with the old ogre. 


 Courage,
Maurice




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From: barack abonyo <luo31 at hotmail.com>
To: newvision <newvisionkenya at yahoogroups.com>; diplomat1499 at yahoo.com; 
mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; postmaster at yahoo.com
Cc: youngprofessionals <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>; kca 
<kca_main at yahoogroups.com>; omtatah at yahoo.com; agostinhoon at gmail.com; 
kjmwangi at gmail.com; komarockswatch at yahoo.com; amosogal at gmail.com; 
mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 11:47:01 PM
Subject: RE: [NewVisionKenya] RE: Pursue what?s achievable before Referendum

 Dear Colleagues
I am just concerned that you guys are accepting this constitution despite these 
major mistakes that currently comming to light. Guys where are we really running 
to. Did you guys watch NTV yesteday. With all the employees at the Attoney 
General's office, it is amazing that no one thoroughly read this document. I 
wonder why we are just trying to find excuses for these guys. In the process we 
seem to be contented with mediocrity. We are ready to accept anything lest we 
miss everything. I refuse to accept this sad argument. It is the very thing that 
is bogging African governments down. Change is absolutely necessary. That change 
can only come if people do their best to not only demand the best but also only 
accept the best. While there could be flaws with human beings, the job still has 
to be done to the best of the ability of those doing it. Guys this is not the 
best we expect from our leaders, lagislatures and our workers. This is simply 
horrible.

Dr. Barack Otieno Abonyo 
Associate Professor of Pharmacology
College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Florida A and M University
1415 Martin Luther King Dr.
Tallahassee Fl, 32304
Tel:850-561-2553
     850-339-4806



 
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 To: diplomat1499 at yahoo.com; mlalahoi at googlegroups.com; postmaster at yahoo.com; 
newvisionkenya at yahoogroups.com
CC: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com; kca_main at yahoogroups.com; 
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From: matunda at hotmail.com
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 20:53:14 +0000
Subject: [NewVisionKenya] RE: Pursue what?s achievable before Referendum

  

Lister,
 
This is a sound argument and which people those pushing for suspension of 
reforms should heed.

Let's be realistic: no constitution is perfect; indeed, nothing man-made is 
perfect for that matter. Expecting perfection and using this an argument to 
derail reforms is failure to be practical.
 
Regards.
 
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 Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:08:06 -0700
From: diplomat1499@ yahoo.com
Subject: Pursue what?s achievable before Referendum
To: mlalahoi at googlegrou ps.com; postmaster at yahoo. com; NewVisionKenya@ 
yahoogroups. com
CC: NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com; mlalahoi at googlegrou ps.com; 
youngprofessionals_ ke at googlegroups. com; kca_main at yahoogroup s.com; 
omtatah at yahoo. com; agostinhoon@ gmail.com; kjmwangi at gmail. com; komarockswatch@ 
yahoo.com; amosogal at gmail. com; mauricejoduor@ yahoo.ca; matunda at hotmail. com


Let us not dream that we shall wake up one day to sing one song, one chorus or 
dance the same tune.  That is why between the two main camps in the proposed 
constitution, none will claim absolute truth.  

I therefore call upon our friends who are said to be in third- the grey area- 
Omtata, Neto, Dr. Abonyo, and Sungu etc to support the proposed constitution 
because in as much as what they are pursuing is noble, and worthy, it?s not 
achievable. That is why many Kenyans see their moves as a scheme to halt the 
August referendum.  

Can you imagine us rejecting the proposed constitution and going back to square 
one? It will be costly to the nation. Besides, we are fatigued with the quest 
for a new constitution. Remember, the IIEC has indicated today that they are 
cash-strapped, hence hinting to postpone the referendum. For me, it will be 
cheaper to vote for the proposed law and work on amendments later than voting 
against it and start from ground zero.
Mybiggest problem with those on the no camp and those on the grey is their quest 
for a perfect constitution; instead of focusing to achieve that which is 
reasonably good for the nation.  I?m in yes not because the proposed law is 
perfect but comparing it with what we have today, it will serve our Country 
better.
A perfect example is in the USA where the health care bill passed recently never 
got any backing from a single Republican but it remains a milestone in the 
legislative history of America. The bill attracted the stiffest opposition from 
Obama?s detractors despite its intention of benefiting millions of Americans 
without healthcare. A law that gets resistance is not necessarily a bad one but 
due to people?s vested interests, they tend to reject even what is beneficial to 
their own society.
Being an optimist and a realist, I have tried to interrogate the issues Sungu 
raised last week, previously raised by Omtata of entrenching an addendum to the 
contentious clauses before the referendum is actually not possible because of 
the legal and legislative ramifications it entails. On the other hand, it?s 
unlikely that honourable Jamlek Kamau?s motion to stop the referendum will see 
the light of the day in Parliament. I predict a negative ruling tomorrow for Dr. 
Barrack Abonyo?s petition by The Interim Independent Constitutional Dispute 
Resolution Court, due to lack of merit- logistics etc. Watch this space!
I respect Sungu, and I?m sure he means good for Kenya. I equated his argument to 
the recent court injunction fronted by Dr. Barrack Abonyo to have Diasporans 
registered to vote which I think was a best idea coming at a wrong time.  

It?s my nature when I see a fellow patriot or eco-thinker, pursuing something 
that is likely to destroy his reputation, I usually take it seriously and strive 
to have them change. You may be my bosom friend or brother but when I realize 
that you are walking on a tight rope, I have the moral authority to caution you 
and I expect you to do the same to me.   

 That is why, before I commented about Dr. Barrack Abonyo?s court injunction in 
this forum and my clipin the Standard Newspaper:http://www.standard media.co. 
ke/InsidePage. php?id=200001268 8&catid=17&a=1 I gave him a call to get his 
viewpoint on the injunction. We had a good discussion despite disagreeing on the 
court move. There are some things we can pursue in life that will either waste 
our time or destroy our image and respect. Some one who tells you about a 
swimming pool inhabited by crocodiles is better than one who leaves you to jump 
in and end up swallowed by the reptile. 

For Sungu, why can?t you use the same passion to reach out to the Church? There 
is a grim of hope that they will listen unlike Ruto, who is in the no camp 
merely for settling political scores with the PM. Reach out to Njue, Wabukala, 
Sulumeti etc. Dr. Timothy Njoya and David Gitari will bring them on board to 
support the new law for possible amendments later.  I think this is something 
worthy to pursue for those who truly care for the unity of the nation.
As for me, I go as per the Gospel of Mathew 5:37- let your communication be, 
yea, yea; nay, nay; for whatever is more than this comes from the evil. 
Therefore, I?m either black or white - no grey areas. Hakuna  ?Maji kidogo,? ama 
?Moto kidogo.?
It?s more reasonable to vote yes and apply the same pressure that we are 
exhibiting to have the legislator relook at the contentious clauses. After all, 
if it?s not too late to amend the contentious clauses as those in no says, then 
it will not be too late to amend it after its passage in the August referendum. 
Remember, Moi yielded to pressure to the repeal of section 2(A) in the 20th 
Century and now we are in the 21st Century.  

What will prevent  legislators voted under the new constitution to relook on the 
contentious clauses as many of us-Sungu, Kombo, Neto, Omtata, Odhiambo, Dr. 
Matunda, Nyaringo, Oduya, Machera, Nyamwamu etc  are likely to be in Kenya?s 
legislator as MPs and Senators?
 Thank God Kombo mentioned senators, an indirect endorsement of the proposed 
law. Kudos ndugu Kombo. It?s so sad indeed that we have no senators in the 
legislature.  
Final reminder: No leadership or political ideology has ever been perfect. Even 
democracy, the most preferred system of government is never perfect. The 
theocratic system of Moses of the old which gave the World the 10 commandments 
from God had its loopholes. Not even that of Israel from Saul to Benjamin 
Netanyahu. God bless all and please, change your mind and vote YESif you are 
still in no. 

 
   




Joseph  Lister  Nyaringo - New Jersey USA  
 http://listernyarin go.blogspot. com/In prosperity our friends knows us; in 
adversity we know our friends.John Churton Collins


--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Elijah Kombo <komboelijah@ yahoo.com> wrote:


>From: Elijah Kombo <komboelijah@ yahoo.com>
>Subject: [NewVisionKenya] Reasons why NO are BOLD [1 Attachment]
>To: mlalahoi at googlegrou ps.com, postmaster at yahoo. com
>Cc: NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com, "Mlalahoi" <mlalahoi at googlegrou ps.com>, 
>"Kenya Forum" <youngprofessionals_ ke at googlegroups. com>, "KCA" 
><kca_main at yahoogroup s.com>, "Okiya OMTATAH-Yahoo" <omtatah at yahoo. com>, "Neto 
>Agostinho" <agostinhoon@ gmail.com>, "Kuria-Mwangi" <kjmwangi at gmail. com>, 
>"odhiambo okecth" <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com>, "Lee Makwiny" <amosogal at gmail. 
>com>, "Maurice Oduor" <mauricejoduor@ yahoo.ca>, "Matunda" <matunda at hotmail. 
>com>
>Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 2:42 PM
>
>
>  
>[Attachment(s) from Elijah Kombo included below] 
> Friends
> 
>This is the reason why NO camp is gaining popularity. We do not need experiments 
>on our soil. If you agree that the Katiba is really good but you feel that you 
>need more time to have a proper agreeable document - please vote NO. You wont 
>loose anything since after-all we will have a new constitution when me and you 
>are in Parliament come 2012! By voting NO, you would have sent the current 
>politicians packing, and we will have a chance to move on into the August house. 
>Once we change our MPs, then we will start a journey towards a new beginning. I 
>dont imagine myself sitting next to Martha Karua or Ole Ntimama or Rutos, or 
>Raila in the senate! I am seeing new faces like Neto, Omtatah, Sungu, Oto 
>etc....imagine! So vote NO. Wacha story mingi.Or do you see yourself changing 
>the world with the current corrupt and failed leaders? I have nothing in common 
>with them. 
>
> 
>If you vote YES - we will still see the same faces in parliament. They will use 
>the win to woo voters..and we will have another 5 years walloping in poverty, 
>corruption etc. We surely do not need another revolution. The time is now. Vote 
>NO and let them go home. We will start the journey of re-defining the destiny of 
>this country. READ ON
> 
>God speedy Kenya!
> 
>Kombo Elijah
> 
> 
>
> 
>
> 
> 

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From judymatu at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 10:47:31 2010
From: judymatu at yahoo.com (Judy Matu)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 07:47:31 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: the list keeps growing....BUY A CHAIR
	PROJECT(Tom Mboya School)....dont be left.
Message-ID: <305398.85175.qm@web113511.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

The Nairobi team, karibuni.
?
We have the LYP Nairobi members on board.
Moderator and Fridah Kathure have joined our 'buy a chair' community project.
?
Thanks for the support, we?greatly appreciate.
?
current list
Name?????????????????????????????? Amount
?
1. Jackie Mureithi---------------2,100/=
2. Evelyne Gitimu---------------2,000/=
3. Josephine Kamanthe-------2,200/=
4.Reuben Shuma----------------2,200/=
5.Dommie Nturibi----------------2,200/=
6.Jessie Kezengwa-------------2,200/=
7. Judy Matu----------------------2,200/=
8. Ben Nyuguto..................2,200/=
9. Electina Wasike-------------2,200/=
10.Vincent Kenan---------------1,000/=
11. Fridah Kathure---------------2,200/=
12. Moderator----------------------3,000/=
?
kind regards,
?
Judy.?

--- On Tue, 7/6/10, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:


From: Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com>
Subject: the list keeps growing....BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School)....dont be left.
To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, lyp_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 6, 2010, 10:56 PM







Hallo YPs,
?
We are unstoppable.?I admire the spirit in each of you to see this noble project fruit. Am greatly encouraged by the response from members and friends as well. keep it up guys.
?
We have two more?friends added to the list; Electina Wasike and Vincent Kenan. your contribution will go 15years or longer in making disabled children comfortable.
?
Are you one of us?...........dont be left, send your monies to the MPESA?and ZAP numbers below. Lets make a difference in our society.
?
DEAR FRIEND
JOIN US ON -BUY A CHAIR PROJECT, support a disabled child learn in comfort. 
DONATE (M-PESA TO CLUB TREASURER 0722988481 /Zap:0732908520)

current list
Name?????????????????????????????? Amount
?
1. Jackie Mureithi---------------2,100/=
2. Evelyne Gitimu---------------2,000/=
3. Josephine Kamanthe-------2,200/=
4.Reuben Shuma----------------2,200/=
5.Dommie Nturibi----------------2,200/=
6.Jessie Kezengwa-------------2,200/=
7. Judy Matu----------------------2,200/=
8. Ben Nyuguto..................2,200/=
9. Electina Wasike-------------2,200/=
10.Vincent Kenan---------------1,000/=
?
kind regards,
?
Judy Matu.
?
?
?
?
?

--- On Tue, 7/6/10, josephine Ndambuki <josekamanthe at gmail.com> wrote:


From: josephine Ndambuki <josekamanthe at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: UPDATES....BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School).list is growing...dont be left.
To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, lyp_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 6, 2010, 3:02 AM


we are moving towards our goal of raising 50 chairs at 2200/= per chair.. 


the fundi is already at work making the chairs


15 years MINIMUM is what you?will?have contributed to the education of a disabled child. meaning, those who havent been born will also be able to come use that chair and complete school... what a service!!!!


are you part of this noble cause?????











On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:39 AM, Francis Mwangi Chege <francis at safarisoftsolutions.com> wrote:

Hi Judy.

Your pro - activity is admirable, particularly in championing our CSR activities. You have the energy & the passion gal. Keep it up.

Are you a member of http://groups.google.com/group/youngprofessionals_ke/about I don't think so since i have never seen your post. Please join and use it to fundraiser for the project. We have almost 18000 members and am sure a few would contribute.

You can also send me an advert i can append on the group mails. It need to be about 1,000 characters, spaces included.

We would also like to put something about the project on our website http://ypkenya.org/. If you can provide a writeup, we would be glad too.

Regards
Francis 





On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:25 AM, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:







Thanks for the prompt response. This is very encouraging.
?
Ben Nyuguto part of the change team.
?
Name?????????????????????????????? Amount
?
1. Jackie Mureithi---------------2,100/=
2. Evelyne Gitimu---------------2,000/=
3. Josephine Kamanthe-------2,200/=
4.Reuben Shuma----------------2,200/=
5.Dommie Nturibi----------------2,200/=
6.Jessie Kezengwa-------------2,200/=
7. Judy Matu----------------------2,200/=
8. Ben Nyuguto..................2,200/=
?
Fellow YP members and friends, you still have a chance to be part of the great work........dont be left behind.
?
MPESA/ZAP YOUR DONATIONS TO THE NUMBERS BELOW:
0722988481 /Zap:0732908520)
?
kind regards,
?
Judy Matu.


?

--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:


From: Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com>
Subject: UPDATES....BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School)..ARE U PART OF THIS?
To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 10:28 PM







Dear Members,
?
Our deadline for honoring the 'Buy a chair project'?pledges?was yesterday 5th July, 2010.We have received money from the following:
?
Name?????????????????????????????? Amount
?
1. Jackie Mureithi---------------2,100/=
2. Evelyne Gitimu---------------2,000/=
3. Josephine Kamanthe-------2,200/=
4.Reuben Shuma----------------2,200/=
5.Dommie Nturibi----------------2,200/=
6.Jessie Kezengwa-------------2,200/=
7. Judy Matu----------------------2,200/=
?
Fellow YP members and friends, you still have a chance to be part of the great work........dont be left behind.
?
MPESA/ZAP YOUR DONATIONS TO THE NUMBERS BELOW:
0722988481 /Zap:0732908520)
?
kind regards,
?
Judy Matu.




--- On Fri, 7/2/10, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:


From: Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School) DEADLINE 5TH JULY 2 SUBMIT OUR PLEDGES
To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 7:31 AM







Dan,
?
?
Its a great honour to have you join us in this.MPESA will be fine, to enable us beat the deadline.
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?umoja ni nguvu. please?pass on to?more LYP nairobians to join us.
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Thank you.
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Judy.

--- On Wed, 6/30/10, Dan Nyutu <denyutu at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Dan Nyutu <denyutu at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School) DEADLINE 5TH JULY 2 SUBMIT OUR PLEDGES
To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 11:08 PM


Judy,

I am away. I get back mid to end month. can I deliver mine then?

however, will try to see if a pal can Mpesa mine before I get back.

Dan

On 7/1/10, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hallo Members,
>
> I wish to remind us on the?payment of our pledges.
>
> The Chairman has submitted a total of kshs. 24,000 (kshs,4,100?paid pledges
> and kshs. 20,000?the balance from the food donation phase)?to the carpenter
> to start the job.
>
> This as you note is way below 50% deposit. people lets raise the balance
> kshs. 86,000 by honouring our pledges towards this noble project.Invite
> friends and colleagues to support us.
>
> IMPLEMENTATION DATE: 31ST JULY, 2010.
>
> Kindly MPESA or ZAP your pledge to our treasurer on the following numbers.
>
> JOIN US ON -BUY A CHAIR PROJECT, support a disabled child learn in comfort.
> DONATE (M-PESA TO CLUB TREASURER 0722988481 /Zap:0732908520)
> .
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> --- On Thu, 6/24/10, Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> From: Judy Matu <judymatu at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Fw: BUY A CHAIR PROJECT(Tom Mboya School) DEADLINE...SUBMISSION OF
> PLEDGES
> To: lyp-mombasa at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Date: Thursday, June 24, 2010, 11:07 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Visionaries,
>
> Many apologies for the date mix up. the deadline for the buy a chair project
> is 5th July, 2010
>
> As we draw near?to THE IMPLEMENTATION DAY 31st July?i wish to appeal to all
> of us to? honour the pledges we made?towards this noble project.
>
> Only Evelyne has paid kshs. 2,000 to the treasurer. Thanks Evelyne for your
> prompt response.
>
> The Carpenter promises to have the job complete by 20th?July if the work
> commences today(25th June, 2010). Mr. chairman will make an initial payment
> today to ensure we are on track.
>
> So, Honourable members, our dealine is 5th?July 2010, to pay up for the
> chairs.
>
> kind regards,
>
> Judy.
> Community Service Director.
>
>
>
>
> Ben Nyuguto-------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
> Brian Karimi--------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Dommie Nuribi.----------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Eddah Wanja-------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Grace Kitheka------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Jackie Mureithi-----------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Josephine Kamanthe--------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Judy Matu-------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Michael Onyango--------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Reuben Shuma-----------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Jessie Kezengwa--------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Rufus Marundu------------------------Khs 2,200/=
>
> Mr. Ketan and Fatima Doshi ....Kshs. 11,000/= (5 chairs)
>
> Allan Kamunde------------------------Ksh:2,200/=
>
> Evelyne Gatimu ----------------------- ksh. 2,000/=
>
> Martin Mulungye-----------------------ksh. 2,200/=
>
> Michael Musyoka -------------------kshs. 2,200/=
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From alextallam at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 10:58:40 2010
From: alextallam at yahoo.com (Alex Tallam)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 07:58:40 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.
In-Reply-To: <776385.10122.qm@web51306.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
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Naomi,

Myself I had a kid before I married, and I made it known early enough for this 
lady to make a decision, I even made arrangements for the lady to see the child 
who by then lived with my parents!! guess what happened? she fell in love with 
the boy!!! and she took care of?him like her own son after we had our wedding, 
she saw him through primary, high school and now the boy is in college!! and I 
am having problems sometimes when?the boy messes up?because my wife?is just too 
protective of him, sometimes I think she may end up spoiling him!!!

As for the lady, I think there is nothing we can do to advice?her!!?she should 
have seeked?advice before the act and not after!! she thought she was clever 
enough not to seek some advice then and now she should?live with?the 
consequences of her immoral decisions for the rest of her life. I am sorry if 
that is too harsh but I am just being honest. 


She aborts a pregancy by somebody engaged to her, what kind of a person is she? 
from the information given, she knew her BF had a kid for 2 years!! and yet she 
claims she cannot live with another woman's kid!! why didn't she break off then? 
she took the worst option out of the available choices she had and she should 
not even asked for advice now!! the best I can do for her is condemn her with 
the strongest terms available!!!

My advice for the man is to run for the hills!!! 

Alex.







________________________________
From: charles gachoki <cgachoki at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, July 7, 2010 2:31:33 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.


pole sana the rule is full disclosure. the guy has a kid so wat? plus? he 
declared it before hand according to your few details. being a man ni ngumu sana 
to reconcile coz you neva know what else she will pull in future plus i have 
afew questions
1. how was the abortion? she cheated her grandmother is sick n went to a clinic 
ama wat? this brings an element of cheating
2. had she told the guy she is pregnant? 
3. what did she want the guy to do with the kid?

finally advice your friend you cant replicate what your friend tells you in your 
house even your mother.




Munene





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From: naomi wanjiru <naomi.wanjiru07 at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Cc: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, July 7, 2010 11:43:44 AM
Subject: [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.


Dear All
I have a friend who need my advice.She recently broke up?with her boyfriend of 
two years,when his boyfriend realised she had aborted his kid.The reason she is 
giving me is she realised she can't be able to cope living with?a guy who has a 
child from another relationship outside there before they met.She already knew 
that the Guy had a kid from a past relationship although he was not 
married.After the guy knew about the girl was paged,they had even gone a step 
further of visiting the girl's parents to formalise the relationship.She now 
regrets of all she did and i feel somebody mislead her.I don know what to tell 
her coz.

1. I feel this was the worst mistake she made as the guy luved her and was ready 
to be responsible.As i respect?her as a?proffesional lady,?i feel disappointed 
as she is now 27 years and should be able to make sound decisions.
2.she knew this Guy had a baby outside there for two years and that was past.so 
i dont see the reason why this excuse.
3.she was engaged to this guy in february this year?and she didn't say no at 
that time.
4.I am tend to think she feared what people(including her parents ) will say 
about the guy having a kid outside.But it is her life,sometimes u look at your 
happiness and not what other people say.Further more how many Men have children 
outside there even when in marriage and we never know.I think the guy was just 
sincere.

For you Men:
1. What will you do if you happened to hook up with such a girl later knowing 
that she broke an engagement and flashed another dude baby.

Let us put sense in her please.

Regards,
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From youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 11:10:53 2010
From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 18:10:53 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Become a fan of YP Facebook Page
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From prischeta at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 11:40:16 2010
From: prischeta at yahoo.com (priscilla githinji)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 08:40:16 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.
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the lady is not to be pitied. while getting engaged she knew about the other kid and was comfortable till when she got pregnant. there's more to that story that she hasn't told you. going even to the parents means they were more than?serious about bringing up a family together and this includes kids. you are her friend though and needs you now more than ever,be there for her. try and get to understand where she's coming from, you might?get a different twist of the story.

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, Harry <hmumia at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Harry <hmumia at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 5:13 AM


Naomi, who broke up with who? I need to get it clear...is it the guy who broke up with the lady, ama its the lady who broke up with the guy...If its the guy, tell me how old is the guy? How old is the child of the guy? Who is taking care of the guyz child?


As for the lady, i don't have a problem with her aborting. But did they need to break up??

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From wa.ciru at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 12:24:49 2010
From: wa.ciru at gmail.com (DBA Accounting)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 19:24:49 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] @Reuben Kigame :)
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Dear Reuben,

I'm sorry if I sound ignorant, but how do you read and type emails as a
blind person?

Your friend,
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From tim472 at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 13:35:45 2010
From: tim472 at gmail.com (Tim Arnold)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 20:35:45 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: *** Does God Forgive Women Who ABORT?
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Harrison,

The answer is very simple NO to abortion. Even more so in making it
legal by the opinion of a medical practitioner. What opinion are we
basing it own, personal, economical etc.

If i'm to use ur line of thinking, if i'm to kill, rob, kidnap n the
like. If i pray for forgiveness then should i expect that to be end of
that matter. Leave alone asking my pastor to ignore it (your intended
target).

We have to safeguard the future generation in this country not opening
the pandora box for legalised pervertion, acts of sin n moral decay.
Look at the west and how bad the family unit have crumbled. Do be
fooled let's rethink the future of this country.

Tim

On 7/7/10, Harry <hmumia at gmail.com> wrote:
> Folks, Goddammit,
> I want to expose what i think is the biggest hypocrisy of the Church today.
> I want to ask, if today you went to your Catholic Priest and told him that
> you had just procured an abortion, what would he do? Would he excommunicate
> you from the Catholic Church? Would pray that God forgives you? Would he
> consider this the biggest SIN ever committed by any human?
>
> I believe God is a forgiving God. He is merciful. This implies that while he
> is against prostitution and abortion, as the Church claims, he is willing to
> forgive for all SINS. To God, it doesn't matter if we actually legalize
> abortion. I think he must have even forgiven the CoE for inserting the
> clause "MEDICAL PRACTITIONER" in the Draft.
>
> I want to ask men and women of God, Is God Willing to Forgive those who
> ABORT? And if that is true, why do the church fight over something that God
> is so willing to forgive? Why compete with God, why even try to be God?
>
> Can someone explain this to me?
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From: mmuleri at yahoo.com (Dr. Morrison Muleri)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 11:19:11 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Excellent 4BR @25k/mnth in Kitengela
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Friends,

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From sunoti at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 15:53:49 2010
From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 12:53:49 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] NTV Doing a good job Reminding Kenyans of
	the brutal anti reformists!!!
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Kuria Mwangi,

In the clips, you see Dr. Njoya being clobbered and you know the cost of reforms 
that he is talking about that the likes of Wabukhula, Mark Kariuki, Bishop 
Margaret Wanjiru, Pius Muiru, and such like pseudo reformists will never ever 
know. 


It is only the likes of Gitari who know what Njoya means, it would only have 
been Henry Okullu, Manasses Kuria?and Alexander Muge who would have understood, 
not even Cardinal John Njue understands, how I miss Okullu, Muge and Cardinal 
Otunga. Those were the days when the truth was the truth and the church stood on 
unshakeable rock. The days when the Bible was the guide the clergy used, not 
spreading leaflets of misinformation.

Otieno Sungu




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From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
To: kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com
Cc: NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com; youngkenyansforchange at yahoogroups.com; young 
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Sent: Wed, July 7, 2010 9:57:34 PM
Subject: Re: [KOL] NTV Doing a good job Reminding Kenyans of the brutal anti 
reformists!!!

? 
Thanks Sungu for sharing. That is why akina Ruto and Moi should either be 
shutting up their mouths or join the reform movement. May be asking them to 
reform is demanding too much from them. It is the likes of Koigi Wamwere and 
others following Moi who ought to be ashamed of themselves. Moi even said on his 
face how he does not regret detaining the likes of Koigi. And we expect him 
(Moi) to reform? 


We should keep on reminding them of ills of yesteryear so that wananchi can 
remember how far were and the need to get? new constitutional which will address 
governance issues among others.

Kuria


On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 2:23 PM, otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo. com> wrote:

? 
>I watched the NTV clip this evening showing the SABASABA 20 YEARS ON.....This is 
>every reason to vote YES to the draft constitution. It is painful to imagine 
>that the anti reformists are not even ashamed of their actions of beating, 
>maiming and killing Kenyans for fighting for reforms and are now busy fighting 
>the realization of that reform.
>
>I wonder what the likes of Moi and Ruto feel on watching such clips.
>
>Vote YES on August 4th to forever free us from such dictatorship, NEVER AGAIN 
>shall such babarians succeed and have a chance to defeat reforms. It was 
>refreshing to see reform agents united in calling for the passing of the 
>constitution on August 4th. Among them were some whose health was shattered as 
>they fought for this country. 
>
>
>The greats of reform such as Gibson Kamau Kuria, Paul Muite, Timothy Njoya, 
>David Gitari, Anyang Nyongo,Kenneth Matiba and Raila Odinga converged at the 
>PM's residence and?united?in calling on Kenyans not to let the constitutional 
>moment pass us by.
>
>Otieno Sungu
>


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From Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk  Thu Jul  8 00:55:32 2010
From: Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk (Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 07:55:32 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] ELYON'S PEANUT BUTTER ORDERS
Message-ID: <EF156D2770C2C2448E1567F7C2E60AD7593838E616@DCKENAIPOS0001>

Good Morning all,

Thank you all for responding positively to my calls for Peanut Butter. Thank you for sincerely appreciating the NAtural Goodness of my Peanut Butter.

I will be giving you tips on other uses of Peanut Butter.

I have been receiving calls for Peanut butter made from general office lines. I try to return the calls butter it has not been easy for your Switch Board to tell wha may have made the call.

Kindly email and include your number to enable me serve you better.



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From rmogoi at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 00:57:15 2010
From: rmogoi at gmail.com (Robert Mogoi)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 07:57:15 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Swimming pool for kids
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Dear all,
I am looking for someone who can build a swimming pool for kids.
Talk to Robert 0720838251 or Esther 0722495573

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From Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk  Thu Jul  8 01:02:40 2010
From: Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk (Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 08:02:40 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] KAZI KWA VIJANA - PEANUT BUTTER
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Good Morning all,

Anyone in the house with children over 18.

My daughter has been selling peanut butter to buy her airtime and other small items. She is 19 and waiting to go to college. People advice your children to come and get Peanut butter to sell. The amoun they get per Bottle is great and they will be out of your Wallets and Handbags forever.

Those at the University can also do the same.

My Number is 0722703848


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From atandip at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 01:20:43 2010
From: atandip at yahoo.com (peter ayima)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 22:20:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] Fwd: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!
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Hi Sir,
Paul the Apostle said in the book of Philipian that some preach Christ 
Maliciously others out of goodwill but what matters is Christ is preached. That 
means we will always have churches on either side and that should infrom our 
opinion and help us avoid a general negation.
We also must remember that there are millions of good things the church is 
doingin every society so looking forone small thing to pull the whole 
institution down is malice.
Have a malice free day
Peter.




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From: Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 6:04:59 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: [YP_Ke] *** My Day at NAIROBI LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH !!!




On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Absalom Birai <prcanb at yahoo.com> wrote:

@ Washington
>
>Is it fair to categorize all churches as commercial enterprises? Can we 
>therefore use one for all? Is that not the same mistake we always make by 
>thinking that since so and so belongs to this or that,then he/she is like them 
>all? Granted there would be some individuals who may be have the commercial 
>agenda in them. Does that then mean that they all do?
>
> 

Pastor,

That is very true from the Kenyan, and to a very large extent, the American 
scene. It's a fact that is hard to deny at any given moment. Besides those 
churches like SDA, AIC, Anglican, Catholic, etc (the ones I'd call mainstream), 
there are so many offshoots which came to be just because some members of the 
mainstream felt they needed control of nothing else but the Church Finances! 
It's not the doctrine at all as some would like to wish. It's normally finances, 
to the largest extent, that creates splinter groups of churches. At the end of 
the day, what becomes visible is how the churches coerce their members into 
contributing to the church - what you otherwise call supporting the church. 
Given that churches don't file returns with KRA/IRS (or do they in the US) it's 
so hard to get the true picture of what the church'es financial status is. I am 
not saying ALL churches are that opaque, but those that are not can be counted. 
Bring the picture back to Nairobi, where Harry Goddammit lives, and you'll be 
hard pressed to mention even just FIVE which are so transparent with their 
finances. There are those churches which ask their membership to reveal the full 
details of their employment and other businesses for purposes of "estimating" 
what their tithe amount should be. Shouldn't this be left to the member to make 
a decision on based on their conscience? I've recently heard of this church 
which told one of it's members that the reason she miscarried was because "she 
was not tithing enough".

What normally comes out of these commercial enterprises is how much angry they 
are when it comes to getting that which you call support. That is why Harry 
happened on an envelope with predetermined denominations and as you may already 
have heard, it's a practice unique/peculiar to the one Harry visited.?

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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 01:42:54 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 08:42:54 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Reproductive Health Conference 2010 Uganda,
	November 18th 	-20th at Imperial Royale Hotel-Kampala
Message-ID: <AANLkTinlAZPcl4k9Y7Ew4KD_U3L3tNu1JkPCteM1mu4e@mail.gmail.com>

Hi All

Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MUCHS),Uganda has been
organizing International Students Conferences for over 10 years.
 These have attracted both undergraduate and postgraduate students, doctors
and other researchers from Uganda and other parts of the world, especially
in the Sub-Saharan Countries, to convene and tackle important issues of
health concern.

Therefore this year we have the International Students Conference on
Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2010 (ISCORH), slated for
November 18th -20th  at Imperial Royale Hotel-Kampala, Uganda.

The theme is Reproductive Health:prioritizing Maternal, Adolescent and
Newborn health It will attract 4000 delegates across Africa and rest of the
world.

There are four major trucks;
1.maternal health
2.Newborn and child health
3.Adolescent, Sexual and Reproductive Health
4.Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Policies
5.STIs and HIV

I am requesting you to circulate this information to as  members as you can.
We are brainstorming on how to fund raise for this important event and also
attract attendance from the rest of the world.
Our biggest challenges are costs for the venue, meals and abstract books

I  look forward to positive your feedback.
Please see attached brochure for more information.

Seviiri Mathias
Chairperson
International Students Conference on Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan
Africa, 2010 (ISCORH)
mseviiri at chs.mak.ac.ug<http://us.mc373.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=mseviiri at chs.mak.ac.ug>
Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MUCHS)

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From hmumia at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 01:52:18 2010
From: hmumia at gmail.com (Harry)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 08:52:18 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] *** My Muslim Brother DOESN'T EAT PORK ANY MORE ----
Message-ID: <AANLkTikFJ0H_2MGImSfqv3D8YsssZlCisTWICRL1aq8U@mail.gmail.com>

Gentlemen, Goddammit,
You may all know that my brother Joshua, converted to Islam at the age of 24
years, about four years ago, and his name changed to Suleiman. As a family
we still insist on calling him Joshua. The name Suleiman is a foreign name
to our culture. It is foreign to us as a family. Joshua is closer to what we
know him to be.

Anyway, other than wearing a white dress on Fridays, and praying five times
a day facing north-east, my brother stopped eating pork. He says it is not
allowed in ISLAM.

Well I have understood him. You see as a slave of religion, a slave of
Islam, he has no choice but to blindly follow those dogmas that will tell
you to learn the Arab Language, to marry up to four wives and all the crap.

But I have been a fan of Pork for most the *30+ years* i have lived. Pork is
only second to liver, and *'Ingokho'*. When cooked well, you will lick your
lips for the better part of the evening after the meal. But what reasons
does Islam have to give this goddamn inhibition? Listen to this:

Pig  belong to the forbidden animals, and not allowed  to  be eaten
by the believers of Islam. Pig eats almost anything dirty and  they
are very  lazy animals. It is themost avaricious of all domestic
animals. Amongst all animals, pig is the cradle of harmful germs. It's
meat serves as  carrier of diseases to mankind. It is   this
very reason that made it unfit for human consumption consumption.

Are the above reasons really sensible? Whether PIGs are dirty or lazy,
doesn't really matter. If you have done biology, what is digested is
different from what is eaten. So while PIGs may stay all day long
eating anything dirty, but whatever they eat is broken into Amino
Acids. A chain of Amino Acids makes the Protein Molecule. Is Islam
suggesting that there a clean Amino Acids and a Dirty Amino Acids?


If we can believe this nonsense about not eating pork, how many things
could be possibly unnecessary but they are taught in Islam?

Proteins are made of chains of amino acids.  Below you will see the
general formula for an amino acid



          H       H     O

          ?       ?     ?

  H??N ?? C? C? OH

                            ?

                            R



If two amino acids were bonded together the structure would look like
the following:





           H      H   O            H    O                                      H

           ?      ?   ?            ?    ?
         ?

  H??N??C?C? N ? C? C? OH            *+ *      H?O

                          ?                   ?        ?

                         *R*           H     *R*



Can Muslims rise up against this dogma?

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From ewabwaya at hotmail.com  Thu Jul  8 02:07:55 2010
From: ewabwaya at hotmail.com (Eric Wabwaya Mburi)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 06:07:55 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] WORLD CUP FINALS & AUGUST HOLIDAYS GETAWAYS:
	MAASAI MARA, SAMBURU, MOMBASA, ARUSHA, NGORONGORO & SERENGETI
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Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 11:36:18 +0300
Subject: [YP_Ke] WORLD CUP FINALS & AUGUST HOLIDAYS GETAWAYS: MAASAI MARA, 	SAMBURU, MOMBASA, ARUSHA, NGORONGORO & SERENGETI
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  AND
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  Oct 2010
  TIMESAVERS
  2 DAYS  1 NIGHT GETWAY @ 8,500/   ($115) ON 21-22ND
  AUG 2010
   

  
  
  ARUSHA, LAKE
   MANYARA, NGORONGORO AND
  SERENGETI OR TARANGIRE GETAWAY
  4 DAYS  3 NIGHTS GETWAY @ 22,500/-  ($340) 

   

  GROUP DEPARTURES ON 20TH ? 23RD
  AUGUST 2010
  AND 8TH -11TH OCTOBER 20102010

  
 
 
  
  DAY 1: NAIROBI / MASAI MARA


  Depart Nairobi at 07:30 hrs and drive south
  along the floor of the Great Rift Valley.
  You will arrive Mara in time for lunch then evening game drive at 4p.m.
  Return for dinner and overnight at the tented Camp (which is self
  contained)/Lodge.
   
  DAY 2: MASAI MARA


  After breakfast leave for full day game drive to a home to over 3million
  large mammals. Our game drive takes us to searching the animals which include
  Lion, Leopard, Buffalo,
  Elephant, Rhino, Hyena, Cheetah, Jackal, warthog, giraffe, zebra, antelope
  and many different bird species. Picnic lunch will be served at Mara River
  as you watch out for the wildebeest migration. 1 night package return to Nairobi after lunch.
  Others proceed with game viewing and Return for dinner & overnight at the
  tented Camp/Lodge.
   
  DAY 3: MASAI MARA / NAIROBI


  After breakfast leave tented camp (which is self contained)/lodge with game
  viewing enroute for your return journey to Nairobi. You will stop over in Narok town for
  lunch at own cost then proceed with the journey arriving Nairobi around  5p.m

  
  

  DAY 1: NAIROBI /ARUSHA/LAKE
  MANYARA 

  Depart Nairobi at 07:00 hrs and drive to Namanga then proceed to Arusha to
  arrive for lunch. 2.00p.m Proceed to lake Manyara
  famous for its tree climbing lions and large
  flocks of flamingoes. Time
  allowing take an evening game drive or lake view then Proceed for
  dinner and overnight stay at the Lodge.
  DAY 2: NGORONGORO
  CRATER FULL DAY 

  After breakfast take a Picnic Lunch with you descend
  the crater floor for game viewing. The crater is home to all the big five and
  hence the same may be seen. Hippos, cheetah, antelopes and the spotted hyena
  are other species commonly seen on the crater lakes and then overnight stay
  at the lodge
  DAY 3: SERENGETI 
  OR TARANGIRE FULL DAY 

  After early breakfast proceed Full day in
  Serengeti or Tarangire
   National Park, search
  for wild game you might have missed the previous game drives. In Serengeti you will take lunch at mara
  river as you watch out for the wild beast migration. Dinner and overnight in
  serengeti tented Camp or Arusha town for those going to tarangire 
  DAY 4: SERENGETI OR
  TARANGIRE NAIROBI
  

  Start with early morning game drive. Return to
  the lodge for breakfast. With enroute game drive leave for Nairobi with lunch stopover in Arusha to
  arrive in the evening. Those Arusha can have the morning relaxing and return
  to Nairobi in
  the afternoon
  
 
 
  
  SAMBURU/SHABA GAME RESERVES 3 DAYS GETAWAY

  STAYING AT SAROVA SHABA GAME LODGE

  @ Ksh. 14,500($190)  6TH- 8TH
  AUGUST & 9-11th Oct  2010 
  And Kshs. 8,500/- for 1 night 2 days on 7-8th
  Aug ($115)
  
  

  WORLD
  CUP FINALS BEACH GETWAY 3DAYS 2NIGHTS
  STAYING AT DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT

  @ Ksh. 15,500/ ($205) - on 9th to 12th
  July 2010 
  OR BEACH RELAXATION 25TH TO 28TH AUG
  2010
  
 
 
  
  DAY 1: NAIROBI /SHABA
  GAME RESERVE 

  Depart Nairobi at 07:30 hrs and drive south along the Central Kenya
  Highlands. Arrive Sarova Shaba
  in time for lunch. Spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing then evening
  game drive at 4p.m. Return for dinner and overnight stay  at the Lodge.
  DAY 2: SAMBURU GAME
  RESERVE 

  Start with an early morning game drive.  Animals
  commonly seen are
  elephants, lions, cheetahs, Gravy?s zebras, giraffes, gerenuks,
  buffalos, Oryx, gazelles, Dik-dik and waterbucks. Return to the lodge for breakfast
  followed by swimming games and relaxation. 1night group proceed to Nairobi. Others Lunch at
  the restaurant then afternoon siesta.  3p.m we leave for evening game
  drive till sunset then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
  DAY 3: SHABA / NAIROBI


  Start with an early morning game drive. Return to the lodge for breakfast.
  Swimming or relaxation then check out and start journey back to Nairobi. Lunch stop over
  in Nanyuki at own cost.
  
  
  DAY 1: NAIROBI - MOMBASA 


  Night travel from Nairobi to Mombasa in a Luxury shuttle.
  DAY 2: MOMBASA ?DIANI REEF
   BEACH RESORT 


  Arrive the hotel early in the morning then freshen up and relax. Spend the
  rest of the day swimming, relaxing and watching movies and world cup games. 
  DAY 3:  MOMBASA
  ?DIANI REEF BEACH RESORT 


  After breakfast enjoy the  swimming and water animations, gym, Jacuzzi
  or spa treatments then leave in a glass bottom boat for a half day sea
  excursion to an island which appears 3hrs day. Return to the resort in the
  afternoon and spend the rest of the evening watching world cup finals. 
  DAY 4: MOMBASA / NAIROBI


  Start with a morning beach walk as you view the ocean at sunrise. Return to
  the resort for breakfast. Swimming or   beach relaxation then check
  out and start journey back to Nairobi
  at midday to arrive in the evening.
  
 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTES


1)       You may make the payments by cheque or
cash deposit to our bank account and bring the deposit slip into our office to get
a receipt or via Mpesa no. 0729836336 for repeat clients. 

2)       Payments deadline is
on first come basis but final payment day is as follows;

3)       For World cup
package, the deadline is on July 3rd 2010

4)       For Mara and Shaba(6-8th
Aug)  deadline is on 5TH August 2010

5)       All Oct getaways,
deadline to be on Sept 15th 2010. 

6)        Due to high demand for our
trips, please book early to avoid last minute disappointment. 

7)       Non- Residents and anyone in a single
room 30% supplement to hotel will apply.

Pictures of our past events and full itineraries are in  our
website www.bonfireadventures.com   


 

and more on our facebook. http://www.facebook.com/pages/BONFIRE-ADVENTURES-AND-EVENTS/121712727864294


 

 


CHILDREN RATES 


 

8)       The rate for children under 3 years is
free and 3-10years is 50% each if sharing with 2 adults in a room and seat and 75%
if sharing with one adult. 2 children sharing with 1 adult in a room pay 50%
each and 75% each on own seat. 2 children in own room and seat pay 100%.

 

What to carry


1.  Favorite Music CD, walkman, a digital
camera, it?s charger and a downloading cable.

2.   Slippers, Torch, Tooth Paste, light clothing for
the beach, swimming costumes, water shoes, pain killers, drinks, snacks and ID
Card.

3.  Pocket money for 2 enroute lunch,
beers and other drinks, tips and a gift for the locals. Lastly?
do not forget to carry with you, an adventurous spirit!!!! And
swimming clothes

 

 

HONEYMOON PACKAGES 


A honeymoon is the
holiday taken by newlyweds (or between two people in an early harmonious period
in a relationship) to celebrate their marriage in intimacy and seclusion. We
have chosen the most romantic and affordable hotels in the region to make your
honeymoon unforgettable and therefore negotiated for best contract rates. 
We have over 50 honeymoon packages for destinations within  Kenya
ie. Mt. Kenya Region, Great Lakes Region, Coastal Region and all National parks
romantic getaways. We also have honeymoon packages for Tanzania, Uganda,
Zanzibar, Egypt,
South Africa, Dubai, Seychelles,
Mauritius
and many more destinations of your choice at very reasonable costs.  If
you are or know someone getting married soon, please feel free to visit our
offices or website for more details or recommend them to us. You can request
for the packages on email. We will not only book your honeymoon but also give
lots of free advice and ensure you get the best rooms.

 

HOTEL BOOKINGS AND TOUR PACKAGES


We
do organize individuals, couples, families, and group holidays. We have very
good contact rates with almost all hotels in kenya
and if you are travelling anywhere in kenya or abroad and you can request
us to make the booking for you at very special rates.  You will also enjoy
the personalized attention our clients receive from the hotels due to repeat
business and free guidance on activities and excursions to undertake during
your stay.  

 


CAR HIRE


We
have vehicles for hire at very good rates inclusive of a driver tour guide.

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Saloon Car 3000/- per day

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Tour Van ? 6000/-
per day

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Land cruiser ?
12,000/- per day

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Safari Shuttle 20,000 per
day

 


CORPORATES TEAM BUILDING AND
CONFERENCING

 


 We
also organize team building events, conferencing, group retreats at very
reasonable rates.

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For conferencing groups we
give you a free event organizer so your company staff can concentrate on your core
business and we will handle the coordination.  We also have very good
working relationship and contract rates with most hotels thus you will get
better rates  and we have held events in most of them hence we are able
advice on what to expect where and activities and attractions that can make a
conference exciting. 

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For team building events
we have our own professionally trained team building facilitators who can be
able to take your group though various outdoor challenge and fun activities
with a leaning and bonding sessions. You only need to email use what you would
like to get our of a team building or what challenges your corporate is going
through or what topic you would like to address and your budget / duration /
destination  for your team building then we will tailor make a package for
you.

 

Please
visit our website or offices for more information on your area of interest and
our tour consultants will serve you.

You
may forward this flyer to your family, friends and colleagues and come as a
group! 

 

 Kind Regards

Sarah and Simon 

Bonfire Adventures & Events

Arrow House, 3rd floor, Suite 7- Koinange street next to Victoria
furniture?s

Tel. +254(20)-2067788,
+254(0)733-527398, +254(0)729-836336, +254(0)715-281211

http://www.bonfireadventures.com/ or bonfireadventures at gmail.com, info at bonfireadventures.com 


SKYPE; bonfireadventures1   
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From davyatad at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 02:11:38 2010
From: davyatad at gmail.com (Dave Atandi)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 09:11:38 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Child birth/pre-marital Counselling
Message-ID: <AANLkTilOFl5Kq-CDHnhQdro6N1LK7SAGrAfZ2abdUWud@mail.gmail.com>

hello good people,

we are a young couple and expecting a baby in the next few months. I
would like to know of any classes we can enroll so to get guidance on
this daunting task ahead. we are pregnant and not yet married

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From evansmachera at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 02:13:10 2010
From: evansmachera at yahoo.com (Evans MACHERA)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 23:13:10 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Maina Kagen Talk show : Who gives who children !
Message-ID: <940449.97905.qm@web65610.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>


Dear all,

In today's Mana Kageni and Kingangi morning radio talk show,a man made a comment that he has given the wife comfort,security,warmth and children.He has hunted for a job for 5 years to no avail,while the wife has been the bread winner and has never complained.

Among the comments and responses,i was attracted to the question "Who gives the other children!"? and wish to share with you for some inputs.

Have a good day,wont you!

Evans MACHERA



      

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From komarockswatch at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 02:25:00 2010
From: komarockswatch at yahoo.com (odhiambo okecth)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 23:25:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: [Mwanyagetinge] Maina Kagen Talk show : Who
	gives who children !
In-Reply-To: <940449.97905.qm@web65610.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <262946.30249.qm@web31404.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Evans you surprise me.

You listen to those people? I never listen to radio in the morning and that is final for me. They offer me nothing. 

I only chance on them in some offices.....

Oto

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, Evans MACHERA <evansmachera at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Evans MACHERA <evansmachera at yahoo.com>
Subject: [Mwanyagetinge] Maina Kagen Talk show : Who gives who children !
To: "KENYA NEW" <NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com>, "YOUNG PROFESSIONALS" <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>, "KENYA ONLINE" <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>, "AFRICA OPED" <africa-oped at yahoogroups.com>, "MWANYAGETINGE NETWORK" <mwanyagetinge at yahoogroups.com>, "BUNGE MWANACHI" <bungelamwanainchi at yahoo.com>, "nyc group" <nyciv at googlegroups.com>, "mutuku" <lklulu at yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 11:13 PM







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Dear all,

In today's Mana Kageni and Kingangi morning radio talk show,a man made a comment that he has given the wife comfort,security, warmth and children.He has hunted for a job for 5 years to no avail,while the wife has been the bread winner and has never complained.

Among the comments and responses,i was attracted to the question "Who gives the other children!"? and wish to share with you for some inputs.

Have a good day,wont you!

Evans MACHERA









      

    
     

    
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From komarockswatch at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 02:38:57 2010
From: komarockswatch at yahoo.com (odhiambo okecth)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 23:38:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Rev Njoya has been pregnant
In-Reply-To: <56950.83097.qm@web37004.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <661973.52475.qm@web31402.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

The plot is thickening. The clouds are gathering. And the truth if wont to come out.

I like this game, and like Rev Njoya said yesterday, he has been pregnant with this reform issue for far too long. It is time he gave birth, and he has decided that the due date for his delivery is 4th August 2010.

I will be at the labour ward at 5.58am on the said date to help Rev Njoya have a safe delivery.

I bet you will all join us in ushering in this baby that Njoya has carried for sooooo looong.

And Dr Shem Ochuodho, I am not yet done with you.

Oto
Voting YES with pleasure on 4th August 2010 at exactly 6.00am

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo.com> wrote:

From: otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo.com>
Subject: [KOL] Re: Rejoinder; The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: "Lee Makwiny" <amosogal at gmail.com>, "odhiambo okecth" <komarockswatch at yahoo.com>
Cc: kenyap2012g at yahoogroups.com, "kol" <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>, "Koma News" <editorial at komanews.org>, "General communications from KPTJ" <kptj-communications at fahamu.org>, mwanyagetinge at yahoogroups.com, "mail Africa News" <mail at africanews.com>, next_kenya at yahoogroups.com, "NVK" <NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com>, NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com, "progressiveminds" <ProgressiveMinds at yahoogroups.com>, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com, madaraka-kenya at yahoogroups.com, "mulembe" <mulembe at yahoogroups.com>, "mwananchi" <mwananchi at yahoogroups.com>, "Nation" <editor at nation.co.ke>, net-kenya at yahoogroups.com, "Africare- NewPublications" <africare_np at yahoo.com>, "Balafon News" <BalafonNews at yahoo.com>, "panafricanist" <panafricanistforum at yahoogroups.com>, "siasa" <Siasa-Kenya at yahoogroups.com>, "Baraza La Taifa" <barazalakitaifa at yahoo.com>, "Young Kenyan" <youngkenyansforchange at yahoogroups.com>, "youthagenda" <youthagendayln at yahoogroups.com>, "Maurice Oduor"
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Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 11:27 PM







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      Lee Makwiny,
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You cannot be further from the truth, I had a chat this morning with one of the co-petioners and he confirmed what you are saying. He is a fellow who previously heckled the President and got beaten badly for it. He was reliably informed that he would get Ksh. 500,000/= if the petition went through for having been beaten. I was calling to find out from him, a person I know very well and recently was on a press conference with condemning the killings of Kenyans during the Uhuru Park NO rally., what his specific prayers to the court were. I wonder what is the correlation between diasora voting during the referendum and his being paid Ksh. 500,000/= for having been beaten by police. Maybe those who promised him the money will shed more light on this.I have his private number for anyone wishing to confirm this.
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It is sad that the NO camp and their hatched boys can go to this extent. Apparently, the fellow is having problems even paying rent and his situation is desperate, and this is what some folks are exploiting, a man in dire need, who apparently cannot get gainful employment after the incident of heckling the President. Employers seem to shun him, which is undertandable as many would fear to employ such a fellow.
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However, It is now very obvious, the forces against reform and their agents are using cash to get their schemes to scuttle the referendum. The reason he begun to waver on the petition yesterday is because he has not seen any upfront payment of any cash as he claims. He joined the petition on the conviction that he would be "cpmpensated" for the injuries he got during that incident. He does not seem to undertand the extent of the action he has taken and it is obvious that he is a pawn being used.
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From: Lee Makwiny <amosogal at gmail. com>
To: odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com>
Cc: kenyap2012g@ yahoogroups. com; kol <kenyaonline@ yahoogroups. com>; Koma News <editorial at komanews. org>; General communications from KPTJ <kptj-communications @fahamu.org>; mwanyagetinge@ yahoogroups. com; mail Africa News <mail at africanews. com>; next_kenya at yahoogro ups.com; NVK <NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com>; NVK-Mageuzi@ yahoogroups. com; progressiveminds <ProgressiveMinds@ yahoogroups. com>; youngprofessionals_ ke at googlegroups. com; madaraka-kenya@ yahoogroups. com; mulembe <mulembe at yahoogroups .com>; mwananchi <mwananchi at yahoogrou ps.com>; Nation <editor at nation. co.ke>; net-kenya at yahoogrou ps.com; Africare- NewPublications <africare_np@ yahoo.com>; Balafon News
 <BalafonNews@ yahoo.com>; panafricanist <panafricanistforum@ yahoogroups. com>; siasa <Siasa-Kenya@ yahoogroups. com>; Baraza La Taifa <barazalakitaifa@ yahoo.com>; Young Kenyan <youngkenyansforchan ge at yahoogroups. com>; youthagenda <youthagendayln@ yahoogroups. com>; otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo. com>; Maurice Oduor <mauricejoduor@ yahoo.ca>
Sent: Thu, July 8, 2010 8:52:05 AM
Subject: Re: Rejoinder; The Omtatah case against Kenyans

Ndugu Shem,

The unfortunate thing is that some of us have allowed ourselves to be used by the politician. I have a very reliable information that one of the people enlisted in that suit have been promised lots of money should the case go through!! This is being done through one of the "bright" brains in the civil society!!! In short, what Omtatah want to achieve is to
 scuttle the process, and the anti-reform forces will be laughing all the way to their idle lands. I know so many people here fought for this thing, infact, some of you were our 'role model' as we grew up, but are now total letdown!

I am still wondering why Oto and Shem, for example, can not help us join forces with the 'reformers' like Muite, Orengo, Kituyi, Gitobu and start holding rallies all over Kenya. What we are doing currently is simple to turn into panic mode, by reading what the papers are saying and propagate the fear of YES leading with 49%, 51% etc! What are we doing if we really want this constitution to pass? The problem is that we have joined 'political camps' and most of us have decided, for the fear of 2012, to withdraw their support for the draft!!

Let us help the Grand Coalition leadership in their push for the YES vote!!! After that, we can go back to our own political strategies for 2012!!

YES is the Vote!
 


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Daktari,

I want to believe that you are very fine and in this with the rest of us.

I also want to appreciate that you get time to read my postings and either twist the content, or create an impression that I am going against some ethics not known to me. You have also taken it upon yourself to be prefect all my writings.

This is very commendable and I wish you well with it. I hope your retainer cheque is in the post.

In my current posting, I have stayed with the message and I find it funny that it is only you who sees attacks on the messenger- whatever it means. Brother, I rarely post on issues I can never defend. And for as long as you want to create some moral high ground for me, I wish we could all be subjected to such moral high grounds in pursuit of those narrow restrictions you want to subject me to.

I refuse to be such intimidated by one Dr Shem Ochuodho, formerly an MP, MD Kenya Pipeline Company,
 and currently, a sojourn across the world.

I do not believe that it is you who will preach to me about conversion to those narrow prisms of enslavement. 

Peace and blessings Brother.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Komarock Nairobi.

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, Shem Ochuodho <shemochuodho@ yahoo.com> wrote:


From: Shem Ochuodho <shemochuodho@ yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: NVK-Mageuzi@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 8:11 AM


? 








Ndugu Oto, 
? 
Firstly, and as has previously been pointed out by Nd. Wanyonyi and Nd. Ndolo, please refrain from branding or calling others you dis/agree with names. Address the message, not the messenger. 
? 
Secondly, I wonder if you read the report from Dr Annan's group in the Standard today! While I am yet to go through the entire plaint of Nd. Okiya, Nd. Abonyo?& Co, this case alongside the motion in parliament by Hon. Jamlek Kamau (infamous as they may sound) might be the only remaining remedies for Kenya to avoid disaster! By totally ignoring the clergy, Kenya's Grand Coalition leadership has utterly failed to assure Kenyans of an overwhelming majority at the referendum a requisite for Kenya?s sorely needed rebirth and transformation. 
? 
My own estimation is that all things being equal, the katiba will pass with about 52% majority. My other informed source puts the figure at 56%; Dr Annan?s group now puts it at 49% (these in spite of the 95% you have recently shared on this forum). This should be enough reason for any well-meaning Kenyan to be worried. Even more importantly, we want one Kenya post-referendum. Many of us know and appreciate the role of religion and the clergy in particular in instilling values (despite the failures of a few in their midst); mindset change is going to be a major element of the transformation we need. If today we chastise the clergy like some of us are doing, post new katiba, who will we turn to to mould our youth and offer them spiritual nourishment? 
? 
I have repeatedly shared on this space: only persuasion, not coercion should be used to win over those in the opposing camp. 
? 
My only worry with the suit to which I am still looking for answers is: ?suppose the referendum was postponed or halted, how will we ensure i) consensus or near-consensus is arrived at, and ii) the matter is restarted and concluded successfully after consensus (or near-consensus) when even the supposedly powerful parliament + the coalition government were not able to make even a single amendment when the revised harmonized draft was returned to bunge? 
? 
I hope Nd. Okiya and other visioners will help address for me these fears. 
? 
Warm rgrds, 
Shem

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com> wrote:


From: odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: "kol" <kenyaonline@ yahoogroups. com>, "Koma News" <editorial at komanews. org>, youngprofessionals_ ke at googlegroups. com
Cc: "General communications from KPTJ" <kptj-communications @fahamu.org>, madaraka-kenya@ yahoogroups. com, "mulembe" <mulembe at yahoogroups .com>, "mwananchi" <mwananchi at yahoogrou ps.com>, mwanyagetinge@ yahoogroups. com, "Nation" <editor at nation. co.ke>, net-kenya at yahoogrou ps.com, "Africare- NewPublications" <africare_np@ yahoo.com>, "mail Africa News" <mail at africanews. com>, "Balafon News" <BalafonNews@ yahoo.com>, next_kenya at yahoogro ups.com, "NVK" <NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com>, NVK-Mageuzi@ yahoogroups. com, "panafricanist" <panafricanistforum@ yahoogroups. com>, "progressiveminds" <ProgressiveMinds@ yahoogroups. com>, "siasa" <Siasa-Kenya@ yahoogroups. com>, "Baraza La Taifa" <barazalakitaifa@ yahoo.com>, "Young Kenyan" <youngkenyansforchan ge at yahoogroups. com>, "youthagenda" <youthagendayln@ yahoogroups. com>
Date: Wednesday, 7 July, 2010, 18:19


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I had detailed a friend to be at KICC when Migosi Okiya Omtatah and 5 others were to move the Court to stop Kenyans from voting YES on the 4th of August 2010.

The Court convened in the morning as scheduled and toiled till almost 1.30pm. The group had sued the AG, The CoE and the IIEC. Comrade George Nyongesa, a true patriot, had decided on his own volition to represent the many of us who are for YES and as such, was enjoined in the case on our behalf.

The irony of it all is that Mr. Ouma Odera, one one the petitioners, surprised the Court that Omtatah and his handlers never briefed him well on what they wanted, and as such, he does not want to be party to stopping the Referendum. Mr. Frederick Odhiambo, also a petitioner and being a well known activist, having dared the President at Nyayo Stadium one time,
 seems not to have known why he was in Court. Looks like he was also not well briefed.

This led to some credibility gaps; are the people enjoined in this case on the know as to what the intentions of the movers are? Are they being misused? As for Dr Abonyo, he could be a phantom! 

With this kind of credibility issues being raised, we are optimistic that the ruling that will be given tomorrow will surely meet the aspirations of Kenyans. The rest we shall fix on 4th August 2010.

Peace and blessings to all who made 7th July a day such as today.

Odhiambo T Oketch
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From mnconsultants at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 02:40:03 2010
From: mnconsultants at gmail.com (Mutaari Neema)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 09:40:03 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LASER EYE SURGERY
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Hi Maria,

Please get in touch with a Dr.Mukesh Joshi on this number 0735 678870. He
may be a bit expensive though at over 100k per eye. The other option is
Lions Club in Loresho who are equally good and way cheaper.

Wish you well

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On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Maria Odiyo <fayzmum at yahoo.com> wrote:

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Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Word For The Day
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From callin at nbnet.co.ke  Thu Jul  8 15:09:18 2010
From: callin at nbnet.co.ke (Callin Bosire)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 12:09:18 -0700
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Vacancy as Web Applications Developers and Web
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From pnyakairu at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 05:15:06 2010
From: pnyakairu at gmail.com (Penina Nyakairu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 12:15:06 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Child birth/pre-marital Counselling
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Message-ID: <AANLkTim4q2b3r9NY41ePjGdfIZ5_SUjI9nJTd6rawU2Q@mail.gmail.com>

Hi Dave,

Agakhan hospital offers pre_natal classes for the mom_to_be which include
lamaze exercises you can take it as maternity package including the delivery
charges and care for the young one til about one and a half years: I
enrolled a few years back and was very happy! They even assign someone to
massage ur back during that sing_song time! All the best!


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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 05:29:56 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 02:29:56 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The world cup:Lessons for would be leaders!
Message-ID: <178220.8025.qm@web38708.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

It all comes down to this;after several weeks of being entertained by 32 best teams from the soil of South Africa,come Sunday,July 11,the cup will be on its way either to the Netherlands or Spain.This will be quite contrary to what many have been saying all along.

As teams headed to South Africa,each one thought that they were going to take the cup with them.Since then,the soccer fans and various pundits have engaged in a speculation game as to who will be the number one. Come Sunday,many will find out that it was just that,speculations.

I must admit that I have enjoyed watching some of the teams play and have learned valuable lessons,some that I think anyone who want to be a leader can find useful. I will mention but a few:

1.All teams came,worked hard and in their minds knew that the cup was on their way to their country
2.Every time a team lost,they cried,very bad but accepted the verdict and started preparing for Brazil 2014
3.Once defeated,some teams found the courage to cheer on teams of their choice.

So,what is there to learn? So much especially to the Kenyan politicians: Here are my thoughts:

1.Do you want to lead Kenya? Come on and join the team
2.Get into the field and accept to play by the rules
3.While on the field,play fair with your opponents,respect them,and accept defeat whenever you are knocked out.
4.Remember that Kenya is like the world cup.You must therefore play by international rules.The village rules don't apply here.Remember that you are playing for Kenya and not your tribe.
5.Do your best to avoid being served by the yellow card.Don't even talk about the red one.
6.Just remember that at the end of the day,only one will take the cup.Others can wait for 4 more years.
7.Be nice to your opponents as whether you like it or not,one of them will be you leader.

Someone else can expand the list.

Blessings.

Pr Birai



      

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From mbagayaltm at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 05:15:14 2010
From: mbagayaltm at yahoo.com (Mbagaya Julius)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 02:15:14 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the
	Referendum.
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Hi everyone,

I will ask the same question i have asked before:

Between a pastor who has taken 9years training on his art and the?guy who has 
trained as some other professional, who should know what a church is? 


What other motive would a pastor have to give his flock?false information about 
the proposed constitution? Is it arrogance or ignorance? 


Some of the things written on this forum are responses to weaknesses of church 
leaders. Is it not fare for me to say we are using our weakest link to make a 
judgement?
?
It is obvious in this forum that false christianity is under attack. We are on 
track.

Mbagaya
?
?
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________________________________
From: Robert Njoroge <njorobert at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, 5 July, 2010 15:17:43
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.

Makodingo, please for the sake of our nation advise your wife not to believe in 
the lies being propagated by the church. The role of the church is to win souls 
for christ and not to rule them.The christian faith is so liberal that it says 
no one should judge anyone.It tells its followers of the benefits of believing 
and the reward of eternal life. Jesus never taught that one should influence the 
laws of the land...they have their laws and doctrines..that followers ought to 
follow...so about abortion,I as a trained Health Proffessional feel that the 
constitution should allow it on demand(am sad it doesn't)? and the church should 
tell its followers not to abort..after all their concern is in the next 
world..ours is that of the world am in....And thats is a YES.....and the church 
should stop peddling lies...NKT!!!


On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:12 PM, George Okoyo <okoyo2ken at yahoo.com> wrote:

Well said?brother,'aliye na macho haambiwi tazama'.The church began its 
abjection?to the draft on the clauses on abortion and Kadhi courts,but their 
issues have been increasing day by day as they go to bed with politicians whose 
motive for?No is for self preservation.
>? Now they have ten reasons,at this rate they will have issues with all the 
>clauses in the draft by August 4th.Its high time the church told us their real 
>motive for saying NO to the draft coz what they have given us so far doesn't 
>hold water.The clergy should know that this draft is a constitutional document 
>that you can only argue for and against within the framework of the law.Its not 
>the bible where we believe in their translations by faith,this is 
>
>not their arena.
>? I am a member of NPC Buruburu,but made a decision not attend church until 
>after the referendum coz,the pulpit has been shamelessly?turned into a NO 
>campaign platform.A normal church service easily gets changed into a NO campaign 
>forum with no due respect to the people who have gone for spiritual 
>nourishment.If the well read clergy at NPC church cant get it right on this, we 
>shouldn't expect the majority of the other charismatic?churches?clergy with 
>little or no known eduactional background to give any?substansive analysis on 
>the draft..
>
>Regards,
>Okoyo
>
>
>--- On Mon, 7/5/10, Dr Makodingo <makodingo at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>From: Dr Makodingo <makodingo at gmail.com>
>>Subject: [YP_Ke] Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the Referendum.
>>To: NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com, "mlalahoi mlalahoi" 
>><mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>, "Young Professionals" 
>><youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
>>Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 3:07 AM 
>>
>>
>>
>>Yeserday, my wife brought for me a leaflet she was given in Church (NPC - Karen) 
>>titled Ten Reasons Why I Will Vote NO at the referendum.
>>I've gone through it and tried to find substance in it. Here are my comments. 
>>(I've converted it into a soft copy word for word)
>>My comments are in red.
>>
>>
>>TEN REASONS WHY I WILL VOTE NO AT THE REFERENDUM
>>By Kenya Christian Church Leaders. 
>>1.????? The Drafts Allows application of international Agreements without 
>>approval by Parliament: If this draft constitution passes, then foreign laws, 
>>some of which are un-Biblical and unethical, will be introduced in our country 
>>through Article 2(6). These could undermine our sovereignty and are loopholes 
>>for the legalization of abortion and homosexuality. 
>>
>>For once, they have admitted that the Proposed Constitution DOES NOT legalize 
>>abortion otherwise we would not be worried about international law doing it, 
>>would we? Why would we be worried about international law legalizing abortion if 
>>our constitution already does? Simple ? because it doesn?t!! What a perfect 
>>argument for YES! 
>>
>>This is probably the biggest lie being told by religious leaders. Article 2(6) 
>>reads: (6)Any treaty or convention ratified by Kenya shall form part of the law 
>>of Kenya under this Constitution. 
>>
>>The Key Words here are RATIFIED BY KENYA. The process of ratification requires 
>>that the Treaty be tabled in Parliament for approval. The problem with the 
>>current constitution is that we still need bills to be brought before the house 
>>to bring into effect treaties that have been exhaustively discussed and approved 
>>by parliament which has worked against us in many ways. 
>>
>>We need to also understand that there is a fundamental difference between 
>>Signature and Ratification. Even in Britain where we get our legal practice 
>>from, although the ratification is a prerogative of Her Majesty the queen, 
>>through the Ponsonby Rule, treaties are placed before parliament for 21 days 
>>before ratification. 
>>
>>Plus, what stops us from enacting An Act of Parliament for Ratification of 
>>Treaties just to be sure?? 
>>
>>? 
>>2.????? The Draft allows the state to interfere with Religion: If this draft 
>>passes without the provision that ?State and religion shall be separate? in 
>>Article 8, it will allow the government to pass laws that favour one religion 
>>against others. Remember that in Daniel 6: 1-28, a law was passed that made it 
>>illegal to pray or worship God. 
>>
>>First, to the context of the Biblical reference. This story appears during the 
>>rule of Judah by Babylon ? which was at that time the superpower. The then King 
>>Belshazzar, was the son of Nebuchadnezzar who had looked upon Daniel with 
>>favour. This was a pagan rule (something that I don?t see happening in this 
>>country with so many holier than thou religious leaders! 
>>
>>It is actually very foolish to even imagine that it could be possible to ban 
>>worship in this country! But most importantly, the Proposed Constitution 
>>guarantees the right to religion. 32(2): Every person has the right, either 
>>individually or in community with others, in public or in private, to manifest 
>>any religion or belief through worship, practice, teaching or observance, 
>>including observance of a day of worship. 
>>
>>So this claim is as empty as the people making it. 
>>Plus the state DOES NOT pass laws ? Parliament does; the same parliament the 
>>religious leaders want to amend the Proposed Constitution!!! 
>>
>>? 
>>3.????? The Draft allows the government to favour some religions:If the draft is 
>>passed without the provision that ?The State shall treat all religions equally? 
>>in Article 8 the government will be allowed to favour some religions and 
>>victimise others. 
>>
>>How??? 
>>? 
>>4.????? The Draft takes away the right to preach/evangelize: If the draft is 
>>passed with article 32 as it is, Christians will not have the right to preach 
>>their faith to other people and make converts. It will be very difficult to obey 
>>the command Jesus gave in Matthew 28:19. 
>>
>>Matthew 28:19 says - Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing 
>>them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 
>>
>>The Proposed Constitution actually guarantees this right in 32(2)!!! 
>>5.????? The draft takes away the right of Kenyans to convert from one religion 
>>to another:If the draft is passed with Article 32 as it is, Kenyans who convert 
>>from one religion to another will not have constitutional protection from 
>>prosecution. 
>>
>>This argument is based on Article 32(4): A person shall not be compelled to act, 
>>or engage in any act, that is contrary to the person?s belief or religion. 
>>
>>The argument is that this verse does not allow one to convert from Islam to 
>>Christianity (for some inexplicable reason, these religious leaders assume the 
>>reverse cannot happen). First of all, the context of this clause is to protect 
>>us from the like s of Mungiki that carry out involuntary oathing. 
>>
>>But most importantly, a person SHALL NOT BE COMPELLED! To use the Islam 
>>argument, this clause says you cannot COMPEL (force, coerce, oblige) a Muslim to 
>>claim that Jesus is Lord! What is wrong with that?! Do Christians want to take 
>>us back to the days when people would be killed by the Catholic Church for 
>>hearsay and blasphemy? Do they want to go around the country forcing everyone to 
>>be a Christian? Is this what we really want? What would be the difference 
>>between the Church and Mungiki? And if Islam is what you fear, is it not to your 
>>benefit that you have a clause that stops Muslim fundamentalists from forcing 
>>you to do what they want? 
>>
>>What a short-sighted and callous argument!!! 
>>? 
>>6.????? The draft allows religious institutions to be infiltrated by 
>>non-believers:If the draft is passed as it is, Article 32(3) will force churches 
>>and other religious facilities and institutions to employ and give access to 
>>people of other faiths. Can you imagine having a pastor who is not a Christian? 
>>God in Chronicles 23:6 requires that we maintain the sanctity of churches and 
>>all private institutions. 
>>
>>? 
>>This is the most irresponsible claim of all of them! If your church employs a 
>>non-believer for a pastor, who is forcing you to continue worshipping there? 
>>Just stop going t that church and he will look for another job! 
>>
>>This provision is meant to protect Non-Saved people from the tyranny of the 
>>religious leaders. Remember the lecturer who was fired from CUEA because he 
>>supports the proposed Constitution? Really, should a doctor be barred from a 
>>Mission hospital because he is an atheist or Muslim when his job does not rely 
>>on prayer but medicine? 
>>
>>Or should we expel students from Church-run schools because they have 
>>backsliden? This is what this clause protects citizens from!!! 
>>
>>7.????? The draft does not make Kenyans equal before the law:If the draft passes 
>>as it is, then there will be two classes of people in Kenya: Kenyans and 
>>Muslims. This is because Muslims are exempted from the Bill of Rights by Article 
>>24(4). All Kenyans should be equal before the law. 
>>
>>Pili pili usiyoila, nawasa wee saa ngapi! 
>>? 
>>8.????? The draft entrenches Kadhi?s Courts even though the High Court said they 
>>are Unconstitutional:The landmark ruling by the High Court on 24th May 2010 said 
>>that inclusion of Kadhi?s Courts in the Constitution is discriminatory, illegal 
>>and unconstitutional! In disregard to this ruling, the draft in Article 169 and 
>>170 entrenches them. The Kadhi?s Courts are an internal dispute resolution 
>>mechanism for Muslims, and therefore they should not be in the constitution. The 
>>High Court also said that the government should not use taxpayers? money to 
>>maintain the Kadhi?s Courts or pay their salaries. If the Kadhi?s Courts are not 
>>constitutional in the current constitution, why should they be put in the new 
>>constitution? 
>>
>>First, the High Court did not say Kadhi?s Courts are unconstitutional ? because 
>>even they noted that they do not have the power to declare a constitution that 
>>created them unconstitutional. That would in essence be saying that they are 
>>unconstitutional! 
>>
>>Secondly, we are making a Constitution not an act of parliament. It means we are 
>>deciding what the SUPREME LAW WILL BE! As Ringera et al noted, this is the 
>>Sovereign right of Kenyans and no one has the right to tell us what we want our 
>>constitution to be! 
>>
>>9.????? The draft allows abortion:If the draft is passes as it is, then doctors, 
>>nurses, clinical officers, mortuary attendants and even first aid attendants 
>>will be allowed by Article 26(4) to carry out abortions for all manner of 
>>reasons. Why should Kenyan children be killed so casually? Abortion is murder of 
>>children, and it contradicts Exodus 20: 13(?You shall not murder?). 
>>
>>This one just made me laugh out loud! Mortuary attendants and First Aid 
>>attendants are NOT TRAINED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. A case of church leaders 
>>blatantly lying! Seriously, who will stand in the gap for truth! 
>>
>>Plus their argument in 1 above completely negates this argument! 
>>? 
>>10.? The draft constitution is almost impossible to amend:Do not be deceived 
>>that you can pass this draft then change it later. Once you pass the draft, 
>>Section 257 ensures that you will never be able to fulfil what it takes to 
>>amend. You will require 2/3 majority in senate and national assembly; 1,000,000 
>>signatures; and a referendum. Why are Kenyans being pushed to pass something 
>>hurriedly if it has some bad elements on the promise that they will change it 
>>later? Why not change it now? BEWARE OF ANYTHING THAT ANYONE PUSHES YOU TO PASS 
>>HURRIEDLY. HARAKA HARAKA HAINA BARAKA!! 
>>
>>? 
>>That?s actually the point! The constitution should not be an easy thing to amend 
>>because when it is, we end up with a one-party state ? and I?m pretty sure not 
>>even the religious leaders want this (though I no longer overestimate their 
>>ability to be impunitous! 
>>
>>The church has again misrepresented the facts! A bill introduced by a popular 
>>initiative only requires a simple majority to pass 257(8) and NOT a 2/3 majority 
>>as they claim.
>>
>>-- 
>>Regards,
>>
>>Dr MAKODINGO Washington, BPharm,MPSK
>>Registered Pharmacist and Constitutional Expert,
>>P O Box 60113 - 00200 Nairobi
>>"I'm not arrogant, just Smarter"
>>
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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 06:15:41 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 11:15:41 +0100
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST
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Kibaya,
Are you the Kibaya of Baltimore or another one? Say hi to my teacher Hon.
Kirimi.

Now let set the issues right. Shariff Nassir cried because Maitha said he
was conceived by somebody not known to him or rather he was bastard
(Mwanaharamu) not because he was conceived by the roadside. I dont think if
his bio father did it by the roadside that would be a big issue.

It is Mulu Mutisya who claimed that journalists were conceived by the river
beds. I would rather do it by the road side and be caught by people than do
it by the riverside and be caught by a hippo or worse still by a crocodile.
I would probably be the one to get the bite and the lady would get a chance
to run away and leave me at the mercy of the crocodile.

That is why I avoid those missionary works in dangerous spots. If she is
crazy about missionary works and she is stupid, I let her go on top so that
a wild animal arriving unannounced gets her first and I take off. I will not
act like a hero fighting a crocodile or a lion naked and barehanded. I would
rather be accused of cowardise than die or get maimed protecting a woman who
will eventually leave me because I am either dead or crippled by a
crocodile. I get one side of the butt eaten by a crocodile and she will
never want to me with half a butt, walking with a gait and looking ugly with
trousers sagging since the crocodile ate the tako nuse and part of the
waist. What if the crocodile turned me upside down and went for the jolobo?
Which woman will want a joloboless man? Even your own wife will not protect
you barehanded when a crocodile charges at you. In first place, God cannot
protect you because you were either committing adultery or fornication
otherwise why couldnt you wait until you return home? Which decent wife want
to be laid by the crocodile infested River Tana?

 I take off and go to look for reinforcement. If we return with the police
or APs or game rangers and find her alive, then she thanks her God and I
thank my God for the wisdom. That is why I have asked God to give me wisdom
like the one he gave Solomon and I have it. Now we are working on wealth.

Did I tell you of a very close friend from home who took his fiancee for a
picnic at Kangure, a nearby hill with the best scenery in the land. He is
not as gifted with wisdom like yours truly (ile ya kuzaliwa God has been
giving me since I pray to get plenty of it). Instead of waiting to return to
his thingira (hut) which is located only 4 miles away, the devil took charge
and he was all over her, blanket carried by fiancee used as mattress (she
must have planned to be laid on otherwise why carry a blanket with that
december heat?

This is where he lacked wisdom. Instead of looking for a method which would
provide equal opportunity in sharing risks (side ways), he went for the
missionary. This is only good in secure places and not good all the time.
Instead of claiming equality and letting her go on top yet he knew Kangure
is infested by mongoose and cobras, he made her face the sky (long choice,
stupid move) and he faced his ancestors (ground). A cobra, a huge one
crawled and directly hit from the back as he was trying to aim at the
manhole. His butt was in midair when the cobra grabbed his butt and the
balls. Then the struggle trying to get the cobra off.

Fiancee took off and forgot that his would be husband's balls and part of
the butt were inside the mouth of a cobra and it was trying to swallow him
and only found it difficult because he has a huge butt and he was bending by
the time of the attack. All she did was crying shouting snake instead of
pulling the cobra off and trying to shave his testicles and butt. She never
looked at the back until armed folks arrived.

By the time she returned with men armed with spears, the cobra was chewing
his testicles and having a dinner of the fellow's butt. He was taken to
hospital, testiclesless and with a butt half chewed by a cobra. She then
started looking for a subastantive replacement. I would also not continue
with the relationship if I were her. Not with a person whose butt is chewed
by a cobra and with no testicles.

I wont do missionary work anywhere unless she was on top or some security
guards protected us with matimu na ndotono (spears and shields).

Now back to Rose. Is she going to curse Papa Likondi on top of the tree when
she is naked? I understand those curses works only if one was naked and in
Meru she needs to kill a goat half way by piercing it's neck and then
carrying it on her shoulders as she beats the almost dead goat which is
breeding with a stick (?) or hands and then she climbs the tree naked and
with the goat? If she will be allowed to dress, can she wear jeans or are
the elders going to insist on wearing a dress? Mini skirt? She better wear a
biker since thugs and those elders may assemble at the tree to watch how she
curses Papa Likondi and we dont want anybody to see too much with the
exception of the man of the cloth since I will be her spiritual adviser and
administer.

Can we please get Kamba women to follow suit and curse this Papa Likondi?
How is Kithito curse done? I prefer the Kamba women use the Meru curse with
volunteers getting naked and killing and carrying dead goats to the curse
tree. They better know how to climb trees and they need to know that they
will be climbing the tree naked so that the curse will be effective. I
recommend Carol Ngina does the cursing. I will help Carol climb the tree
since it is extremely difficult for a woman to climb a tree when she is
naked. I will let her sit on my shoulders for a while so that she can get
support and hold my hand with her hand and then do the same when she climbs
down the tree (mpanda mti husuka). Then I will admnister mti samba to Rose
and Carol since mti ni dawa and we are working on traditional methods of
cursing and healing.

This thug should be cursed by all peace loving Kamba women. I will supervise
the curses and so Rose and Carol need not fear about the misteps. I will
wait until they descend from the tree to receive them at the base of the
tree with both hands. They will get hugs and kisses from the man of the
cloth. When?

On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:25 AM, <kibaya at aol.com> wrote:

> Now Rose look what you have brought us, with this UGLINESS talk? Now, the
> whole tribe is getting insulted by 'mai ya nguku' like this Likondi fella!
>
> Since you brought this one on us, Njuri Ncheke has decided you must climb
> the tallest tree and call this creep all the names you can think off; curse
> him thoroughly! While at it, don't forget to tell him that we suspect he was
> conceived by the roadside! Hope this reduces him to tears like it did to one
> Shariff Naser..
>
> Also don't forget to get me his address; I hear it's somewhere in kibera,
> line saba or nane. Confirm his address because some of these transgressions
> call for face-to-face talk; it's time to kick some as..!
>
> Murume
>
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: Papa Likondi <papalikondi at googlemail.com>
> To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
> Sent: Wed, Jul 7, 2010 3:42 am
> Subject: Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST
>
>  It is simly called survival strategy. Max Weber and Confucious could have
> found you one of their best students.
> These Meru's (Please note I am not being tribal since we all belong to a
> certain tribe heer in Kenya) have never won anything in Kenya and on Earth.
> The only competition they can be placed second is chewing miraa after the
> Somalis. On short tempers after the Kisiis.
>
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From shirokessy at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 06:05:57 2010
From: shirokessy at yahoo.com (Eunice Ndungu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 03:05:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE/LET - WESTLANDS
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From billouko at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 08:18:33 2010
From: billouko at gmail.com (martin ouko)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 08:18:33 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] Fwd: Fw: The Meeting at The Prime Misnister's Residence
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Subject: The Meeting at The Prime Misnister's Residence
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Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010, 8:14 AM

I know it's been some time since I last contributed to this forum and I must
admit that writing is one of them hobbies that I abhor, yet I'm inspired to
put together this piece in an attempt to make sense of what really happened
at the much publicized meeting of the 90s reform forces at Prime Minister
Odinga's residence recently. This moment of epiphany, I feel must be seen in
the light of the rebirth of of the anti-reform forces that had once been
deemed defeated and decimated.

The reemergence of Retired President Moi and his recent venture outside the
Rift Valley represents his attempt at reestablishing the Nyayo tentacles
that once left bad taste in the mouths of many. There is high probability
that after the referendum, the old guards will once more regroup and try to
wrestle leadership out of the hands of the reform forces and just the mere
thought of a renewed KANU readily brings nostalia in the minds of these
leaders who suffered heavily under the past regime. They may look back and
see missed opportunities when inexperience and raw greed for power stood in
the way of their collective success and now, with gray hair and fond
memories, there's that renewed sense of belonging and the anticipation of
what the future holds if and if only if they'd come together once more in
the spirit of the early nineties. This if harnessed, may be the the most
powerful force into the 2012 elections.

The above maybe only part of the whole equation. Most if not all who
attended the meeting may have lost their luster from the nineties and are
therefore on a mission to sanitize and reinvent themselves and this may be
their only opportunity. We've seen this with the likes of William Rutto,
Musalia Mudavadi, Henry Kosgey, Anyan'g Nyongo, James Orengo, the list is
too long. The likes of Muite, Gitobu Imanyara and Khaminwa among others
would readily rediscover their nitch only under such an umbrella. If only
they can put aside partisan interests and genuinely put their cards to the
table, this may be the next most formidable force in Kenya Politics come
2012.
Martin Ouko
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From lawisultan at gmail.com  Wed Jul  7 17:54:26 2010
From: lawisultan at gmail.com (Lawi Njeremani)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 00:54:26 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] National Language as a pre-requisite to Kenyan
	Citizenship
Message-ID: <AANLkTiktmCVRHcbjcJtthq_4i-krJaI46KRcs3Kiuxnv@mail.gmail.com>

I have been looking at the Draft constitution and the debate surrounding it
with a keen interest on the clause for citizenship. I have also taken a keen
note of the current Constitution and the requirements on foreign Nationals
seeking Kenyan citizenship and it is my opinion that foreigners who seek to
be Citizens of Kenya should prove proficiency in Swahili.

Swahili is the National language in Kenya and also doubles as the official
language. Thus we see that when, for instance, you fill-in government forms,
you can either do it in English or Swahili.

Swahili is also the common denominator in our pursuit of Nationalism. We
come from diverse ethnic backgrounds but with Swahili, we get to communicate
with people from Nairobi as we would with people from Pokot, North
Horr,Migori, Kisauni and other hinterlands of our republic.

Allow me to offer an International perspective to my opinion. A country like
Sweden with a population of approx. 9M will only consider your application
for citizenship when you have  among other conditions satisfied the language
proficiency, in this case Swedish, which by my estimate would be spoken by
approximately 10M people in the world. Denmark, which has been a friendly
home for many asylum seekers from East Africa as another example will
consider you for citizenship once you prove proficiency in Danish and they
have a population of 5M. The story is the same all over Europe. The
Europeans discovered that the best way to integrate a foreigner with the
local culture as a building block towards Nationalism is through the
National language. I say this with alot of awe and admiration.

Swahili is a language spoken by over 100M people in Africa including Kenya,
Tanzania, Zanzibar, Mayotte islands in the  Mozambique channel, Democratic
Republic of Congo, some areas of Uganda, Comoros Islands and Middle Eastern
countries like Oman.

Am reminded of the Babel Tower. For as long as the people spoke one
language, the higher the building of the tower proceeded. I reflect that
possibility in our current pursuit of the East Africa Community. Imagine the
adoption of Swahili as the Official language in the EAC comprised of Kenya,
Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi. I recall the push by H.E Joachim
Chissano (former President of Mozambique) to have Swahili as the Official
language of the African Union and I think H.E Muammar Gaddafi (Libya) would
have had an easier time championing a common African agenda if he had backed
H.E Chissano's lead. Seek a common language first, then the economic mortar
and political brick would fall into place to establish a socially United
Africa, dependent on what the common objective is.

Back to my subject on Swahili as a prerequisite to Kenyan Citizenship. I
pose a question. Would we have problems with the various foreigners who
eventually become Citizens of our country if they were to be required to
learn the National language and in the process understand the National
culture that we seek to build as a common denominator? I refer back to the
"Tower of Babel story".

I prod further. Would our legislators be brave enough to enact into law the
requirement for Swahili proficiency upon foreigners seeking to become Kenyan
Citizens? I say brave enough because the same proficiency is required of
them.

I believe as Kenyans we have the best opportunity to push the Swahili Agenda
into the World, one speaker at a time.

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A Proud Swahili-speaking Kenyan

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From jbatec at yahoo.com  Wed Jul  7 19:42:37 2010
From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 16:42:37 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: Is Africa ready for the world?
Message-ID: <503782.52317.qm@web57316.mail.re1.yahoo.com>


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Yes, Africa is ready for the World.......all they need is to get their houses in order, eliminate
corruption and utilize their potentials appropriately to their Communities gains......African
Citizenry must avoid selfish and sell-out leaders who have no leadership acumen to
negotiate and promote their worth for a serious Partnership Team for Development, Growth
and Expansion...... A country is strong when it is united for a Common Mission of Purpose.
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Thanks,
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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com

Is Africa ready for the world?

Updated 3 hr(s) 53 min(s) ago 
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By Matthew Tostevin and Stuart Grudgings
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Africa offers among the world?s best investment prospects, as emerging markets grow ever more important, although its economies risk being destabilised by the slew of capital they stand to attract in coming years.
Energy-producing giant Nigeria was identified as a top pick by some of the most influential figures in emerging markets finance who spoke to the Reuters Emerging Markets Summit, in Sao Paulo last week.
Africa withstood the financial crisis better than many had predicted, and the region?s economic growth is forecast at 4.75 per cent this year. 
Next year, half of the world?s 10 fastest growing economies are expected to be in Africa, and it is now attracting more than just the most daring investors. 
"The latent interest in Africa is enormous," said Stephen Jennings, chief executive of Russian investment bank Renaissance Capital. 
100 funds 
"Before the crisis there were probably 40 people or groups establishing Africa funds. In three to four years you?ll have 100 Africa funds, and the biggest one won?t be $2 billion, it?ll be $20 billion." Fund tracker, EPFR, reports 43 consecutive weeks of net inflows to Africa equities funds, reaching $484 million in the first half of this year, which is nearly double those to India over the same period. 
Africa?s advocates say the inflows stand to accelerate rapidly as a dearth of attractive returns in the developed world pulls investors in, while a more stable political and economic environment indicates diminishing risks. 
MSCI?s index of Africa countries outside South Africa is up nearly 8 per cent this year. In contrast, the S&P 500 is more than 8 per cent down. 
A shift of global economic power to emerging giants such as Brazil, Russia, India and China ? known collectively as the BRICs ? benefits Africa, as surging economies seek its resources, and push up commodity prices and investment. 
Brazil, Russia and India still trail China, which last year became Africa?s biggest trade partner, but they have been rapidly expanding trade, and putting more money into Africa. 
"What?s absolutely striking is how much change there?s been between the BRIC countries and Africa," said Jacko Maree, chief executive of South Africa?s Standard Bank. 
"We like to think that the whole story has only just begun." 
"Brazilian firms with a large African presence may soon issue bonds in South African rand to seize on growing interest", said Standard Bank?s chief executive in the Americas, Eduardo Centola. Nigeria?s market of about 140 million people ? nearly three times bigger than South Africa?s ? as well as its energy resources and bigger, more liquid markets, makes it the top choice for many eyeing Africa. 
On the Goldman Sachs? growth-environment index, which measures a mixture of economic and social development indicators, Nigeria?s score has nearly doubled over the past decade. 
Rising stars 
"If it were to show the same increase in its growth-environment score over the next decade, many investors will look back and ask ?why didn?t I invest in Nigeria?," said Goldman Sachs? global head of economic research Jim O?Neill, who coined the term BRICs. Ethiopia and Rwanda are among the smaller African economies seen as promising. They show how previously ignored countries scarred by war are emerging as possible investment magnets alongside those such as Ghana, a relatively stable democracy, which is soon to become an oil producer. 
There are risks, though, with concerns over political stability even in bigger economies such as Nigeria and Kenya. Africa experts underline the fact that new mineral riches have rarely been shared widely, and suggest reliance on such income for national coffers could discourage establishing tax bases that would put states on a sounder footing. 
"Where I think the real caution has to come in is the quality of the growth," said Patrick Smith of the Africa Confidential newsletter. "It would be pretty silly to say success is certain." 
A big influx of investment funds could in itself pose a problem for African countries less prepared to cope than those in other rapidly growing regions that have felt the pain of such flows in the past. 
"Africa has no experience of huge capital inflows," said Renaissance?s Jennings. "Under the scenario I?m painting, the capital inflows will be way above and beyond the ability of those countries to absorb them." 
Most African countries have small, illiquid markets and little financial infrastructure, raising the chances of economic distortions and asset bubbles that could lead to currency crises and long-term damage. 
?Reuters 
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From komarockswatch at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 00:54:06 2010
From: komarockswatch at yahoo.com (odhiambo okecth)
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 21:54:06 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Rejoinder; The Omtatah case against Kenyans
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Daktari,

I want to believe that you are very fine and in this with the rest of us.

I also want to appreciate that you get time to read my postings and either twist the content, or create an impression that I am going against some ethics not known to me. You have also taken it upon yourself to be prefect all my writings.

This is very commendable and I wish you well with it. I hope your retainer cheque is in the post.

In my current posting, I have stayed with the message and I find it funny that it is only you who sees attacks on the messenger- whatever it means. Brother, I rarely post on issues I can never defend. And for as long as you want to create some moral high ground for me, I wish we could all be subjected to such moral high grounds in pursuit of those narrow restrictions you want to subject me to.

I refuse to be such
 intimidated by one Dr Shem Ochuodho, formerly an MP, MD Kenya Pipeline Company, and currently, a sojourn across the world.

I do not believe that it is you who will preach to me about conversion to those narrow prisms of enslavement. 

Peace and blessings Brother.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Komarock Nairobi.

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From: Shem Ochuodho <shemochuodho at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: NVK-Mageuzi at yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 8:11 AM







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      Ndugu Oto, 
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Firstly, and as has previously been pointed out by Nd. Wanyonyi and Nd. Ndolo, please refrain from branding or calling others you dis/agree with names. Address the message, not the messenger. 
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Secondly, I wonder if you read the report from Dr Annan's group in the Standard today! While I am yet to go through the entire plaint of Nd. Okiya, Nd. Abonyo?& Co, this case alongside the motion in parliament by Hon. Jamlek Kamau (infamous as they may sound) might be the only remaining remedies for Kenya to avoid disaster! By totally ignoring the clergy, Kenya's Grand Coalition leadership has utterly failed to assure Kenyans of an overwhelming majority at the referendum a requisite for Kenya?s sorely needed rebirth and transformation. 
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My own estimation is that all things being equal, the katiba will pass with about 52% majority. My other informed source puts the figure at 56%; Dr Annan?s group now puts it at 49% (these in spite of the 95% you have recently shared on this forum). This should be enough reason for any well-meaning Kenyan to be worried. Even more importantly, we want one Kenya post-referendum. Many of us know and appreciate the role of religion and the clergy in particular in instilling values (despite the failures of a few in their midst); mindset change is going to be a major element of the transformation we need. If today we chastise the clergy like some of us are doing, post new katiba, who will we turn to to mould our youth and offer them spiritual
 nourishment? 
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I have repeatedly shared on this space: only persuasion, not coercion should be used to win over those in the opposing camp. 
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My only worry with the suit to which I am still looking for answers is: ?suppose the referendum was postponed or halted, how will we ensure i) consensus or near-consensus is arrived at, and ii) the matter is restarted and concluded successfully after consensus (or near-consensus) when even the supposedly powerful parliament + the coalition government were not able to make even a single amendment when the revised harmonized draft was returned to bunge? 
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I hope Nd. Okiya and other visioners will help address for me these fears. 
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Warm rgrds, 
Shem

--- On Wed, 7/7/10, odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com> wrote:


From: odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: "kol" <kenyaonline@ yahoogroups. com>, "Koma News" <editorial at komanews. org>, youngprofessionals_ ke at googlegroups. com
Cc: "General communications from KPTJ" <kptj-communications @fahamu.org>, madaraka-kenya@ yahoogroups. com, "mulembe" <mulembe at yahoogroups .com>, "mwananchi" <mwananchi at yahoogrou ps.com>, mwanyagetinge@ yahoogroups. com, "Nation" <editor at nation. co.ke>, net-kenya at yahoogrou ps.com, "Africare- NewPublications" <africare_np@ yahoo.com>, "mail Africa News" <mail at africanews. com>, "Balafon News" <BalafonNews@ yahoo.com>, next_kenya at yahoogro ups.com, "NVK" <NewVisionKenya@ yahoogroups. com>, NVK-Mageuzi@ yahoogroups. com, "panafricanist" <panafricanistforum@ yahoogroups. com>,
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I had detailed a friend to be at KICC when Migosi Okiya Omtatah and 5 others were to move the Court to stop Kenyans from voting YES on the 4th of August 2010.

The Court convened in the morning as scheduled and toiled till almost 1.30pm. The group had sued the AG, The CoE and the IIEC. Comrade George Nyongesa, a true patriot, had decided on his own volition to represent the many of us who are for YES and as such, was enjoined in the case on our behalf.

The irony of it all is that Mr. Ouma Odera, one one the petitioners, surprised the Court that Omtatah and his handlers never briefed him well on what they wanted, and as such, he does not want to be party to stopping the Referendum. Mr. Frederick Odhiambo, also a petitioner and being a well known activist, having dared the President at Nyayo Stadium one
 time,
 seems not to have known why he was in Court. Looks like he was also not well briefed.

This led to some credibility gaps; are the people enjoined in this case on the know as to what the intentions of the movers are? Are they being misused? As for Dr Abonyo, he could be a phantom! 

With this kind of credibility issues being raised, we are optimistic that the ruling that will be given tomorrow will surely meet the aspirations of Kenyans. The rest we shall fix on 4th August 2010.

Peace and blessings to all who made 7th July a day such as today.

Odhiambo T Oketch
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From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
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Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 9 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP Business
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LYP and YPs,


We are having LYP Business Forum & Networking Session next Thursday (15th
July, *2010) at Marble Arch Hotel from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. (It?s on Lagos
Road, near the Nairobi Fire* station).

We will Evelyn Mungai-Eldon, the President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
Design being our main Guest Speaker.



Confirm your attendance by texting your name to the Irene Mabcha, the Club
Administrator on 0725 232 536. Cost: Ksh. 250, for your tea & snacks



More details at the footer of this mail.



Confirmed Attendants

1.       Boniface Mbuki

2.       Daniel Nyutu

3.       Erastus Ouko

4.       Francis Mwangi

5.       Fridah Gathure

6.       Irene Mbacha

7.       James Muraguri

8.       Josiah Onsembe

9.       Muriithi Magiri



Attached find the

?          LYP Brounchure

?          LYP Registration Form(For those who may wish to be LYP Members,
The subscription fee is Ksh. 1,000 annually)

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*Guest Speaker Profile. *

Evelyn Mungai is one of Kenya?s leading businesswomen and an entrepreneur
par excellence. She started her career in the early 1970s, with the
establishment of one of the first companies in Kenya to offer recruitment
services. She then became the pioneer of the design industry in the region,
through the establishment of Evelyn College of Design, which last year
celebrated its 30th anniversary.



For over ten years she was publisher of *Presence*, a magazine catering to
business and professional women. She is the author of *Kenya Women
Reflections*, a book celebrating the women who were prominent in the
independence struggle. She is also Chairman of Speedway Investments, a
property development company.



As a publisher she was a member of the Media Owners Association, and in
1994, she was appointed a member of the Task Force on Press Laws by Kenya's
Attorney General. She was the Chairman of the Media Ownership Development
and Licensing Committee.



Throughout her entrepreneurial career she has been a champion for women?s
economic empowerment. She has served as Chairperson of the Nairobi Business
and Professional Women?s Club, and she is the Founder President of the All
Africa Businesswomen Association (AABA), which promotes the economic
empowerment of women all over Africa. She was the first woman member of the
prestigious continentwide organisation of leading African businesspeople,
the African Business Round Table (ABR). She was also ABR's Vice-Chairman,
the Chairman being President of the African Development Bank.



She is or has been on the board of numerous organisations, both in Kenya and
internationally. She is the immediate Past Chairman of the Kenya Chapter of
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption watchdog, and she is
a Trustee of the President?s Award Scheme. She has served as a member of the
Africa Project Development Facility (APDF) Board of Advisors. (APDF is part
of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank.)



She is Past President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi, the largest and oldest
Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa, through which for six years she has been
spearheading a major village empowerment project. She has also been an
Assistant Governor of Rotary.



In her capacity as Vice-Chairman of ABR, she testified before the
Sub-Committee on Africa of the Sub- Committee on International Policy and
Trade Committee and Foreign Affairs of the U.S. House of Representatives,
addressing the role of the private sector in the development for Africa.



In 1993, she was awarded the Lincoln University President?s Award for
Excellence in Business and Finance, and at the end of 2006 the President of
Kenya awarded the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), in recognition of her
many significant contributions to the country.



She is featured in the International Who?s Who of Intellectuals; the Who?s
Who in theCommonwealth: 1983-1992; the World Who?s Who of Men and Women of
Distinction; theCommunity Leaders of the World; the International Book of
Honour; the International Register of Profiles; the Dictionary of
International Biography; the International Register of Personalities; the
International Who?s Who of Contemporary Achievements; and the World?s Who?s
Who ofWomen.

* *

*Present responsibilities*

*Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design*

Founded 30 years ago, and still the leader in its field ? regionally



*Chairman, Speedway Investments Ltd.*

A property development company



*Project Coordinator, Cura Rotary Community Corps*

An integrated rural development initiative aimed at village empowerment



*President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association*

Promotes development of African businesswomen in the formal sector



*Trustee, President?s Award Scheme*

Kenya chapter of Duke of Edinburgh?s award scheme



*Advisory Board, Africa Business Leadership Forum*

A leading continent-wide Initiative composed of Africa?s Leaders and
Captains of Industry.



*Past Responsibilities*

*Chairman, Transparency International, Kenya Chapter*

The global anti-corruption watchdog



*Chairman, Rotary Club of Nairobi*

First woman leader of the largest and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara
Africa



*Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9200*

* *

*Vice-Chairman, Africa Business Round Table*

Private sector arm of African Development Bank (ADB)



*Board member, African Project Development Facility*

Part of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank



*Board member, Kenya Film Corporation*

* *

*Founder, Board Member, NCBDA*

* *

*Director, Pride Africa*

* *

*Chairman, Sunlink*

* *

*Chairman, Nairobi Business and Professional Women Association*

* *

*Publisher, Presence Magazine*

* *

*Author, Kenya Women Reflections*

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*Areas of strength and experience*

* *

?         Experienced and successful *board member *of numerous national,
continental and global bodies? often as *chairperson*

?         Deep understanding of *business*, as entrepreneur and director, in
fields such as publishing, PR, design, films, education, property
development and micro finance.

?         Wide network of *top-level business and political contacts *around
Africa, in the US (eg Corporate Council for Africa, Capitol Hill) and
elsewhere. Greatly respected in global circles, as a result of extensive
exposure over many years.

?         Knowledge on *trade *issues, including AGOA

?         Long-time pioneer of *women?s economic empowerment*.

?         Champion for *community-based development*

?         *Speaker *and *writer*

* *

*Conferences & Investment Promotion Missions*

1983 Sponsored by West German government for study *tour of German business
and publishing houses*. Further visits to Mauritius for interaction with *women
leaders and public officials*.



1985 Sponsored for US tour by African-American Institute, to *meet
publishers and editors *of women?s magazines



1988 Presented paper on *Women entrepreneurs and the new technological
environment*, *at *International Institute of Communication Conference,
Washington DC



1989 Presented paper on *Women and the workplace *at Frederick Ebert
Foundation Conference in West Germany



1989 Presented paper on *Women in the media: who makes decisions, and does
it really matter? *at International Institute of Communication Conference in
Paris, France



1990 Conference speaker on *Training for the creation and development of
business in ACP countries*, at ACP/EEC conference in Marseille, France



1984-1991 Participated in several *investment missions *to Europe, South
Asia, Canada and the US, to promote Africa



1988 Speaker at lunch for leading businesspeople for Africa Business
Roundtable Investment Mission in Toronto, Canada, on *The role of African
Women in the private sector*



1992 Testified before Sub-committee on Africa; and Sub-committee on
International Economic Policy and Trade; of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
of the US House of Representatives, Washington DC, on *The role of the
private sector in development for Africa*



1992 Chaired panel on *The role of women in promoting African
entrepreneurship *in Accra, Ghana, during an APDF Conference on
Entrepreneurship Development in Sub-Saharan Africa



1992 Delegate at *Global Coalition for Africa *(GCA) Sub-Committee meeting
in Kampala, Uganda on *Democracy and Governance*

* *

1992 Presented paper on *Management ? a great opportunity for women *and
chaired forum on *Business Management *at *AMSCO *Conference in Cape Verde



1993 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) meeting in Maastricht in
Holland on *Africa?s future and the world*

* *

1994 Served in panel and presented a paper at a GCA NGO Conference on *Africa
? Investments, Needs and Threats*

* *

1994 Guest speaker at Rotary Club of Maastricht on *What role should donors
play in development in Africa?*

* *

1994 Main speaker, University of Groningen Centre for Development Studies on
*A future for Africa*

* *

1994 Speaker/Participant at the Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam,
on *Donors:
their role in Development Assistance*

* *

1994 Keynote Speaker, African Business Council of The Netherlands, on
*Expanding
your business in Africa*

* *

1998 International guest speaker at Award Ceremony for *South African
Businesswoman of the Year*, in Johannesburg, and then in Durban and Cape
Town



2000 Delegate at World Bank / IMF meeting in Prague, Czech Republic on *Making
the Global Economy work for everyone *and delivered a paper on *Building
consensus for reform*



2003 Delegate at GCA *NEPAD *meeting, Accra, Ghana, Botswana, Kenya



2005 Speaker at IDRC conference in Ottawa, Canada, on *Unleashing
entrepreneurial potential*



2004 Delegate at *Commission for Africa *private sector consultation
conferences in Dar and in London



2005 Speaker at ESKOM African Leaders Forum, on *Women and Emotional
Intelligence*, and panelist on *Reducing poverty in Africa*

* *

*AWARDS*

* *

1989 Honoured by Westover Consultants, leading US company, for her
*contribution
to private sector development in Africa*, at ceremony attended by leading
public and private sector personalities



1993 Lincoln University *President?s Award for Excellence in Business and
Finance*



1994 National Council of Women of Kenya Award on *Economic Empowerment and
Leadership*



For more information, about Ms. Mungai, visit www.evelyncol.com.


-- 
Regards
YP_Ke Group Moderator

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LYP BUSINESS FORUM & NETWORKING SESSSION
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 0725 232 536

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From johngichuru2004 at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 06:38:30 2010
From: johngichuru2004 at gmail.com (Gichuru)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 13:38:30 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Vacancy - Computer MGT Assistant - Juba
Message-ID: <AANLkTinfubJO6wm7O6DgNd9rjEb1H7LxQ2sADRyeUgYo@mail.gmail.com>

Hi,
Please open the attached notice to see more details on how, when and where
to apply.
Thanks

-- 
Gichuru

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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 0725 232 536

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From youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 07:00:07 2010
From: youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com (Moderator YP_Ke)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 14:00:07 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Become a fan of YP Facebook Page
Message-ID: <AANLkTilsEARuFkoyivN4KimgpjxiYHB-DnCLu0RodJUg@mail.gmail.com>

Hi YPs,

Become a fan of YP Facebook Page below.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-League-of-Young-Professionals-Kenya/134735263214253
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LYP BUSINESS FORUM & NETWORKING SESSSION
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 0725 232 536

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From ojoo at starlit.co.ke  Thu Jul  8 07:07:10 2010
From: ojoo at starlit.co.ke (ojoo at starlit.co.ke)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 11:07:10 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE/LET - WESTLANDS
In-Reply-To: <837986.73418.qm@web55304.mail.re4.yahoo.com>
References: <837986.73418.qm@web55304.mail.re4.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <10268771-1278586996-cardhu_decombobulator_blackberry.rim.net-1430198632-@bda041.bisx.produk.on.blackberry>

What size, location and cost.

Sent from my BlackBerry Storm?

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From: Eunice Ndungu <shirokessy at yahoo.com>
Sender: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 03:05:57 
To: <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Reply-To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Subject: [YP_Ke] OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE/LET - WESTLANDS

Hi,

There is an organization with this big office space they want to let... anyone interested. 

Inbox interest 

Eunice



      

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LYP BUSINESS FORUM & NETWORKING SESSSION
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 0725 232 536

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Reach over 18,000 members directly by advertising on this forum. Charges are Ksh. 1,000 per advert which you can post 3 times. Call/Mpesa the Group Moderator on +254 721 663 208

-- 
LYP BUSINESS FORUM & NETWORKING SESSSION
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 0725 232 536

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From newsletter at kara.or.ke  Tue Jul  6 11:33:29 2010
From: newsletter at kara.or.ke (The Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (KARA))
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 18:33:29 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] The KARA Weekly Newsletter Issue No. 275, Jul 2010
Message-ID: <MDAEMON-F201007061841.AA4126515pd80001021196@kara.or.ke>

Issue No. 275: Editor's Highlights of the Week:
 
Oh not again! . That is what most Kenyan taxpayers are saying in opposition
to the insensitive and outrageous salary increment of Kenya's MPs. Disguised
under the heavily mutilated Justice Akiwumi Commission Report, the blatant
raid on taxpayers' purses to line the pockets of MPs is unacceptable and an
act most foul. PM Eng. Raila Odinga and ministers Messrs Uhuru Kenyatta, Joe
Nyaga, William Ruto and Mrs. Beth Mugo must be commended for distancing
themselves from the pay rise. We hope other MPs will come up to join this
list of public honour. The killing of a cleric at the crime prone Ongata
Rongai township, on the outskirts of the capital Nairobi, must be condemned.
Many other people across the country are living in fear of real crime. It is
not an occasion to condemn police but to work with them. We urge residents
associations to take a lead role on this. 
 
On the Kara scene, we appreciate the Sarit Centre and Safaricom Ltd for
renewing their corporate benefactor support to Kara for period 2010. The
same goes to Mr. Samuel Matano who renewed his individual membership. We
appreciate all of you who attended last Tuesday's "hot" Bimonthly Talk
Series on the Proposed Constitution of Kenya. You can unsubscribe
automatically by sending a mail to kara_newsletter-unsubscribe at kara.or.ke
with the subject 'unsubscribe'. Many thanks for reading us. Editor.
 
Highlights in this issue .
*         Neighbourhood Kenya 11th Edition - Read online!
*         Stakeholders meeting boosts consumer protection
*         Nema: Why Dr. Mwinzi Must Vacate Office
*         Nema: Dr. Macharia takes over from Dr. Mwinzi
*         Nairobi and Harare on uncontrolled developments:
*         Prof. Jesse Mugambi on Constitution and Cultural Consensus
 
Neighbourhood Kenya 11th Edition - Read online!
Catch up on the 11th edition of Neighbourhood Kenya June/July Edition online
and get us feedback. Click-here
<http://www.kara.or.ke/resources/Neighbourhood%2011.pdf>  
 
Stakeholders meeting boosts consumer protection
Organized jointly by The Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (Kara) and
the Consumers Federation of Kenya (Cofek), the forum called for
harmonization of the draft with provisions of the Proposed Constitution of
Kenya on consumer, economic and social rights. Read-more
<http://www.kara.or.ke/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=177:stak
eholders-meeting-boosts-kenyas-consumer-protection-&catid=34:update>  
 
Nema: Why Dr. Mwinzi Must Vacate Office
We are however deeply concerned to learn that Dr. Mwinzi has not handed over
5 days later and that he is still carrying out his duties to date.Read-more
<http://www.kara.or.ke/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=175:nema
-why-dr-mwinzi-must-vacate-office&catid=34:update>   
 
Nema: Dr. Macharia takes over from Dr. Mwinzi
National Environment Management Authority (Nema) has a new acting director
general. Dr. Ayub Macharia, formerly director of public education, took over
the reins of leadership as acting director general. Read-more
<http://www.kara.or.ke/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=174:mach
aria-takes-over-from-mwinzi-at-nema&catid=34:update>   
 
Nairobi and Harare on uncontrolled developments:
Residents of Tynwald South are heading for a showdown with the Harare City
Council after the Local Authority's Town Engineer; Mr. Changunda approved
the construction of a main sewer pipeline to pass through private
residential . Read-more
<http://www.kara.or.ke/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=176:figh
ting-for-residents-cause-lessons-from-harare&catid=34:update> 
 
Prof. Jesse Mugambi on Constitution and Cultural Consensus
It is much, much more than a "document". It is a summary of the cultural
consensus of a community. It may be written, as in the USA. It may be
unwritten, as in the UK. It may be imposed, as in colonies. It may evolve,
as in many nations today. The cultural consensus precedes the Constitution,
not vice versa. Without Cultural consensus a workable Constitution (written
or otherwise) is impossible. Read-more
<http://kara.or.ke/resources/Prof.%20Mugambi%20Info%20Ethics%20-%20Kara.pdf>

 
Calendar of key events highlights - Jul/Aug 2010
06 Jul - Kara Stakeholders Consultative Forum on Consumer Protection Bill 
06 Jul - Kepsa Security Sector Board meeting 
07 Jul - Kara HIV/AIDS Project meeting for Nairobi East district
08 Jul -  Kara HIV/AIDS Project meeting for Nairobi West district
09 Jul - Nairobi Industrial Area Business and Residents Association meeting
09 Jul - Launch of One Stop HIV/AIDS Prevention Care and Support Program 
12 Jul - 3-day KCSSP training on data quality management 
13 Jul - Kara HIV/AIDS Project training for Nairobi West district
14 Jul - Kara Finance and Fundraising Committee Meeting 
15 Jul - Kara Environment Committee Meeting
16 Jul - Kara HIV/AIDS Project training for Nairobi East district
20 Jul - Kara Governing Council Meeting
27 Jul - KCSSP Training on Civil Society Organizations Governance 
28 Jul - Kara HIV/AIDS Project Town Hall Forum meeting for Nairobi 
04 Aug - Referendum on the Proposed Constitution of Kenya
 
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KARA - "Together, We Will"
 
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From catherine.wekesa at careerlink.co.ke  Thu Jul  8 07:11:43 2010
From: catherine.wekesa at careerlink.co.ke (Catherine Wekesa)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 14:11:43 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 9 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP Business
	Forum & Networking Session
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Please include me as well
 
Yours Sincerely,
 
 
Catherine Wekesa
 "Matching the Best Talent with the Best Employers"
"Just as a flower which seems beautiful and has colour but no perfume,
so are the fruitless words of the man who speaks them but does them
not."  
 
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From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
[mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Moderator
YP_Ke
Sent: 08 July 2010 13:35
To: youngprofessionals_ke
Subject: [YP_Ke] 9 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP Business Forum &
Networking Session
 
LYP and YPs,

We are having LYP Business Forum & Networking Session next Thursday
(15th July, 2010) at Marble Arch Hotel from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. (It's on
Lagos Road, near the Nairobi Fire station).

We will Evelyn Mungai-Eldon, the President, All Africa Businesswomen's
Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College
of Design being our main Guest Speaker.
 
Confirm your attendance by texting your name to the Irene Mabcha, the
Club Administrator on 0725 232 536. Cost: Ksh. 250, for your tea &
snacks
 
More details at the footer of this mail.
  
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2.       Daniel Nyutu
3.       Erastus Ouko
4.       Francis Mwangi
5.       Fridah Gathure
6.       Irene Mbacha
7.       James Muraguri
8.       Josiah Onsembe
9.       Muriithi Magiri
 
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Guest Speaker Profile. 
Evelyn Mungai is one of Kenya's leading businesswomen and an
entrepreneur par excellence. She started her career in the early 1970s,
with the establishment of one of the first companies in Kenya to offer
recruitment services. She then became the pioneer of the design industry
in the region, through the establishment of Evelyn College of Design,
which last year celebrated its 30th anniversary.
 
For over ten years she was publisher of Presence, a magazine catering to
business and professional women. She is the author of Kenya Women
Reflections, a book celebrating the women who were prominent in the
independence struggle. She is also Chairman of Speedway Investments, a
property development company.
 
As a publisher she was a member of the Media Owners Association, and in
1994, she was appointed a member of the Task Force on Press Laws by
Kenya's Attorney General. She was the Chairman of the Media Ownership
Development and Licensing Committee.
 
Throughout her entrepreneurial career she has been a champion for
women's economic empowerment. She has served as Chairperson of the
Nairobi Business and Professional Women's Club, and she is the Founder
President of the All Africa Businesswomen Association (AABA), which
promotes the economic empowerment of women all over Africa. She was the
first woman member of the prestigious continentwide organisation of
leading African businesspeople, the African Business Round Table (ABR).
She was also ABR's Vice-Chairman, the Chairman being President of the
African Development Bank. 
 
She is or has been on the board of numerous organisations, both in Kenya
and internationally. She is the immediate Past Chairman of the Kenya
Chapter of Transparency International, the global anti-corruption
watchdog, and she is a Trustee of the President's Award Scheme. She has
served as a member of the Africa Project Development Facility (APDF)
Board of Advisors. (APDF is part of IFC, the private sector development
arm of the World Bank.)
 
She is Past President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi, the largest and
oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa, through which for six years she
has been spearheading a major village empowerment project. She has also
been an Assistant Governor of Rotary. 
 
In her capacity as Vice-Chairman of ABR, she testified before the
Sub-Committee on Africa of the Sub- Committee on International Policy
and Trade Committee and Foreign Affairs of the U.S. House of
Representatives, addressing the role of the private sector in the
development for Africa.
 
In 1993, she was awarded the Lincoln University President's Award for
Excellence in Business and Finance, and at the end of 2006 the President
of Kenya awarded the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), in recognition of
her many significant contributions to the country.
 
She is featured in the International Who's Who of Intellectuals; the
Who's Who in theCommonwealth: 1983-1992; the World Who's Who of Men and
Women of Distinction; theCommunity Leaders of the World; the
International Book of Honour; the International Register of Profiles;
the Dictionary of International Biography; the International Register of
Personalities; the International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievements;
and the World's Who's Who ofWomen.
 
Present responsibilities
Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design
Founded 30 years ago, and still the leader in its field - regionally
 
Chairman, Speedway Investments Ltd.
A property development company
 
Project Coordinator, Cura Rotary Community Corps
An integrated rural development initiative aimed at village empowerment
 
President, All Africa Businesswomen's Association
Promotes development of African businesswomen in the formal sector
 
Trustee, President's Award Scheme
Kenya chapter of Duke of Edinburgh's award scheme
 
Advisory Board, Africa Business Leadership Forum
A leading continent-wide Initiative composed of Africa's Leaders and
Captains of Industry.
 
Past Responsibilities
Chairman, Transparency International, Kenya Chapter
The global anti-corruption watchdog
 
Chairman, Rotary Club of Nairobi
First woman leader of the largest and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara
Africa
 
Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9200
 
Vice-Chairman, Africa Business Round Table
Private sector arm of African Development Bank (ADB)
 
Board member, African Project Development Facility
Part of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank
 
Board member, Kenya Film Corporation
 
Founder, Board Member, NCBDA
 
Director, Pride Africa
 
Chairman, Sunlink
 
Chairman, Nairobi Business and Professional Women Association
 
Publisher, Presence Magazine
 
Author, Kenya Women Reflections
 
Areas of strength and experience
 
.         Experienced and successful board member of numerous national,
continental and global bodies. often as chairperson
.         Deep understanding of business, as entrepreneur and director,
in fields such as publishing, PR, design, films, education, property
development and micro finance.
.         Wide network of top-level business and political contacts
around Africa, in the US (eg Corporate Council for Africa, Capitol Hill)
and elsewhere. Greatly respected in global circles, as a result of
extensive exposure over many years.
.         Knowledge on trade issues, including AGOA
.         Long-time pioneer of women's economic empowerment.
.         Champion for community-based development
.         Speaker and writer
 
Conferences & Investment Promotion Missions
1983 Sponsored by West German government for study tour of German
business and publishing houses. Further visits to Mauritius for
interaction with women leaders and public officials.
 
1985 Sponsored for US tour by African-American Institute, to meet
publishers and editors of women's magazines
 
1988 Presented paper on Women entrepreneurs and the new technological
environment, at International Institute of Communication Conference,
Washington DC
 
1989 Presented paper on Women and the workplace at Frederick Ebert
Foundation Conference in West Germany
 
1989 Presented paper on Women in the media: who makes decisions, and
does it really matter? at International Institute of Communication
Conference in Paris, France
 
1990 Conference speaker on Training for the creation and development of
business in ACP countries, at ACP/EEC conference in Marseille, France
 
1984-1991 Participated in several investment missions to Europe, South
Asia, Canada and the US, to promote Africa
 
1988 Speaker at lunch for leading businesspeople for Africa Business
Roundtable Investment Mission in Toronto, Canada, on The role of African
Women in the private sector
 
1992 Testified before Sub-committee on Africa; and Sub-committee on
International Economic Policy and Trade; of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs of the US House of Representatives, Washington DC, on The role
of the private sector in development for Africa
 
1992 Chaired panel on The role of women in promoting African
entrepreneurship in Accra, Ghana, during an APDF Conference on
Entrepreneurship Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
 
1992 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) Sub-Committee meeting
in Kampala, Uganda on Democracy and Governance
 
1992 Presented paper on Management - a great opportunity for women and
chaired forum on Business Management at AMSCO Conference in Cape Verde
 
1993 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) meeting in Maastricht
in Holland on Africa's future and the world
 
1994 Served in panel and presented a paper at a GCA NGO Conference on
Africa - Investments, Needs and Threats
 
1994 Guest speaker at Rotary Club of Maastricht on What role should
donors play in development in Africa?
 
1994 Main speaker, University of Groningen Centre for Development
Studies on A future for Africa
 
1994 Speaker/Participant at the Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, on
Donors: their role in Development Assistance
 
1994 Keynote Speaker, African Business Council of The Netherlands, on
Expanding your business in Africa
 
1998 International guest speaker at Award Ceremony for South African
Businesswoman of the Year, in Johannesburg, and then in Durban and Cape
Town
 
2000 Delegate at World Bank / IMF meeting in Prague, Czech Republic on
Making the Global Economy work for everyone and delivered a paper on
Building consensus for reform
 
2003 Delegate at GCA NEPAD meeting, Accra, Ghana, Botswana, Kenya
 
2005 Speaker at IDRC conference in Ottawa, Canada, on Unleashing
entrepreneurial potential
 
2004 Delegate at Commission for Africa private sector consultation
conferences in Dar and in London
 
2005 Speaker at ESKOM African Leaders Forum, on Women and Emotional
Intelligence, and panelist on Reducing poverty in Africa
 
AWARDS
 
1989 Honoured by Westover Consultants, leading US company, for her
contribution to private sector development in Africa, at ceremony
attended by leading public and private sector personalities
 
1993 Lincoln University President's Award for Excellence in Business and
Finance
 
1994 National Council of Women of Kenya Award on Economic Empowerment
and Leadership
 
For more information, about Ms. Mungai, visit www.evelyncol.com
<http://www.evelyncol.com/> .


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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
 
Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
 
Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
 
Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen's
Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College
of Design 

Guest Speaker Profile:
http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
 
Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
 
Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

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From david.kiilu at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 07:52:11 2010
From: david.kiilu at gmail.com (David Kiilu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 14:52:11 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] IT Advise with MX Records - URGRENT
In-Reply-To: <035401cb1e57$3645e750$a2d1b5f0$@yahoo.co.uk>
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Thanks guys for the various responses. Let me just explain the scenario

Our domain is hosted in the US but the our ISP is local, at the domain
the MX records point to our public IP. However due to some unavoidable
circumstances somelse renewed the domain upon expiry and changed the
credentials before we could act. Mail has been flowing well but we
need change to a new ISP which will give a new public IP.

Question is if we move to the new ISP will mail bounce since they will
be looking for a the older public IP?

Is there a solution to this?

Kiilu

On 7/8/10, Athanas Mwamburi <athanas_mwamba at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Washington is right.
>
>
>
> Kiilu, it seems you may want to define further what you mean Domain Host &
> ISP Provider. Simply, the MX record is held by the people who provide you
> Mail Service. In many cases, they are the same people who provide domain
> host services.  They may not necessary give you Internet Services.
>
>
>
> Hope that helps.
>
>
>
> Mwamba
>
>
>
> From: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> [mailto:youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Odhiambo
> Washington
> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 10:29 AM
> To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] IT Advise with MX Records - URGRENT
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 3:07 PM, Jerry Papa <jerryapa at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hallo, David
>
> in most cases I believe MX records are held at the ISP who hosting your
> domain and mails services.When you need to transfer from one ISP to another
> you normaly request them to point MX records to the new ISP servers.
>
> Hope it answers your question.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
>
> Hahaa the guy's question is a bit vague. If it was an exam question, I'd
> skip it or give him all the possible answers:-)
>
>
>
> Technically, you can have your MX records 'held' at the DNS servers that
> answer for your domain. Anywhere else and they are irrelevant. It therefore
> matters where these DNS servers are. They can be with an ISP or with
> yourself. For example, ISPs run their own DNS servers which also hold their
> MX records.
>
>
>
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> Nairobi,KE
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Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From Albert_Kochei at wvi.org  Thu Jul  8 07:56:32 2010
From: Albert_Kochei at wvi.org (Albert Kochei)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 14:56:32 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Sales Executives
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References: <AANLkTimrEWnDQt2Cdmaz1iiDEi48FdR0P_AGUObSYh-N@mail.gmail.com>
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Hi People

A Kenyan Textile and Garment Industry in Kenya is looking for Sales 
Executives.

Basic Requirement: 
Diploma/ Degree in Marketing or Sales
Computer Literate-Microsoft Office 
1 year work experience required 
Past experience in Textile industry is advantage
Aggressive with a flair for Business
Quick Learner and Self Driven Individual
Salaries on a retainer and commission per sales made.
Facilitation will be provided by the company.
Must be a team player and person of integrity.
Reporting to General Manager-Sales,Marketing and Administration.

Send your current C.V with at least 2 professional referees to 
victorygarment at gmail.com on or before Tuesday 13th July 2010,at 4pm.
Late submission will not be acceptable.Only successful candidates shall be 
contacted.
You may contact Albert 0721-230320 or Regina 0720-320518
Regards


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Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
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From jbatec at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 08:23:11 2010
From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 05:23:11 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Rejoinder: The Omtatah case against Kenyans
Message-ID: <604069.43574.qm@web57309.mail.re1.yahoo.com>







Shem,
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Omtatah case is a sad-state-of-affair at which I cannot believe my eyes you belong to the camp.? His actions confirm he is not visionary, takes Reform for a joke, have no idea the journey for the struggle some may have undergone, does not care the fate of the IDPs or the poor nor the marginalized, cannot comprehend what Good Governance with Just Rule of Law means and cannot decifer what it means to put a Nation on a poverty death-bed as opposed to putting a Nation above pettiness?for a simple fact of "fill-the-stomach" without considering?the aftermath or the consequences?for being cheap...... I cannot fanthom anybody with a right thinking mind would stoop so low to believe in handouts and be able
to sell birthrights, that which if preserved and traded in intelligently will suffice generation 
to come......why would one want to go to school if the education will only lead one to a
sell-out without value, virtue or dignity......that which will leave a vacuum or destroy your
livelihood and leave nothing behind to your grandchildren or care for the future.......How
would you, in future,?rate yourself in taking stock of your participation and contribution in
the "Change The Constitution Struggle"....A Reformist or an obstructionist?? What does
CHANGE and REFORM mean to you, is it a one basket full of Policy change, or is it a
GRADUAL?PROGRESSION of?development undertakings?.....and how will you measure
your growth against time factor?........Does time have an effect or meaning to your growth
or progress?
?
Small minded leaders believes in Corruption without regard to Consequences......they
believe in selling out cheaply their birth-rights without considering the effects or casualties,
they live on hand-outs without taking into consideration profits for long term investments,
they believe in divide and rule and not Unity for a Common Good of Purpose?to all that
brings with it a balanced life full of peace and strenth and stability for an improved better
future for all.? Such minds go for quick fix that brings down their reputation with missery
when they look back at what their actions may have contributed to?such loss of lives of
many....
?
Such defeatist minds are adding pain to injury, and should not consider receiving any
kind of sympathy from True Reformist who strive to move this great Country forward out
of?sufferings?and?stagnation.??To avoid repeat of the same?griviances felt from the cancer of
corruption and impunity, that which have sadly consumed great men and women,?we see 
these defeatist minds?to be having a mission to block Africa's success story of?meeting
Development Goals?and be able to?meet demands for?competitions and challenges of the
21st Centuary where the whole world has turned to a Global Village and are just beginning
to pick pieces from a World Economic Collapse to regain posture and strength in a New
World Order.?These types of?misplaced thinking must not?be?taken seriously,?since they
are?people who are not able to read Signs- Of-The-Times, and are therefore thought to be
failed leaders who cannot provide any meaningful?visionary leadership to those they intend
to lead.....Sad To Say the Least......
?
?
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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
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On Thu, 7/8/10, Lee Makwiny <amosogal at gmail.com> wrote:

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From: Lee Makwiny <amosogal at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: Rejoinder; The Omtatah case against Kenyans
Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010, 1:52 AM


Ndugu Shem,

The unfortunate thing is that some of us have allowed ourselves to be used by the politician. I have a very reliable information that one of the people enlisted in that suit have been promised lots of money should the case go through!! This is being done through one of the "bright" brains in the civil society!!! In short, what Omtatah want to achieve is to scuttle the process, and the anti-reform forces will be laughing all the way to their idle lands. I know so many people here fought for this thing, infact, some of you were our 'role model' as we grew up, but are now total letdown!

I am still wondering why Oto and Shem, for example, can not help us join forces with the 'reformers' like Muite, Orengo, Kituyi, Gitobu and start holding rallies all over Kenya. What we are doing currently is simple to turn into panic mode, by reading what the papers are saying and propagate the fear of YES leading with 49%, 51% etc! What are we doing if we really want this constitution to pass? The problem is that we have joined 'political camps' and most of us have decided, for the fear of 2012, to withdraw their support for the draft!!

Let us help the Grand Coalition leadership in their push for the YES vote!!! After that, we can go back to our own political strategies for 2012!!

YES is the Vote! 


On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 7:54 AM, odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch at yahoo.com> wrote:

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From: odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch at yahoo.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Rejoinder; The Omtatah case against Kenyans
Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010, 12:54 AM
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Daktari,

I want to believe that you are very fine and in this with the rest of us.

I also want to appreciate that you get time to read my postings and either twist the content, or create an impression that I am going against some ethics not known to me. You have also taken it upon yourself to be prefect all my writings.

This is very commendable and I wish you well with it. I hope your retainer cheque is in the post.

In my current posting, I have stayed with the message and I find it funny that it is only you who sees attacks on the messenger- whatever it means. Brother, I rarely post on issues I can never defend. And for as long as you want to create some moral high ground for me, I wish we could all be subjected to such moral high grounds in pursuit of those narrow restrictions you want to subject me to.

I refuse to be such intimidated by one Dr Shem Ochuodho, formerly an MP, MD Kenya Pipeline Company, and currently, a sojourn across the world.

I do not believe that it is you who will preach to me about conversion to those narrow prisms of enslavement. 

Peace and blessings Brother.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Komarock Nairobi.






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From: Shem Ochuodho <shemochuodho@ yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans
To: NVK-Mageuzi@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 8:11 AM


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Ndugu Oto, 

? 

Firstly, and as has previously been pointed out by Nd. Wanyonyi and Nd. Ndolo, please refrain from branding or calling others you dis/agree with names. Address the message, not the messenger. 

? 

Secondly, I wonder if you read the report from Dr Annan's group in the Standard today! While I am yet to go through the entire plaint of Nd. Okiya, Nd. Abonyo?& Co, this case alongside the motion in parliament by Hon. Jamlek Kamau (infamous as they may sound) might be the only remaining remedies for Kenya to avoid disaster! By totally ignoring the clergy, Kenya's Grand Coalition leadership has utterly failed to assure Kenyans of an overwhelming majority at the referendum a requisite for Kenya?s sorely needed rebirth and transformation. 
? 
My own estimation is that all things being equal, the katiba will pass with about 52% majority. My other informed source puts the figure at 56%; Dr Annan?s group now puts it at 49% (these in spite of the 95% you have recently shared on this forum). This should be enough reason for any well-meaning Kenyan to be worried. Even more importantly, we want one Kenya post-referendum. Many of us know and appreciate the role of religion and the clergy in particular in instilling values (despite the failures of a few in their midst); mindset change is going to be a major element of the transformation we need. If today we chastise the clergy like some of us are doing, post new katiba, who will we turn to to mould our youth and offer them spiritual nourishment? 
? 
I have repeatedly shared on this space: only persuasion, not coercion should be used to win over those in the opposing camp. 
? 
My only worry with the suit to which I am still looking for answers is: ?suppose the referendum was postponed or halted, how will we ensure i) consensus or near-consensus is arrived at, and ii) the matter is restarted and concluded successfully after consensus (or near-consensus) when even the supposedly powerful parliament + the coalition government were not able to make even a single amendment when the revised harmonized draft was returned to bunge? 
? 
I hope Nd. Okiya and other visioners will help address for me these fears. 
? 
Warm rgrds, 
Shem
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On Wed, 7/7/10, odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com> wrote:


From: odhiambo okecth <komarockswatch@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [NVK-Mageuzi] The Omtatah case against Kenyans

Date: Wednesday, 7 July, 2010, 18:19
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I had detailed a friend to be at KICC when Migosi Okiya Omtatah and 5 others were to move the Court to stop Kenyans from voting YES on the 4th of August 2010.

The Court convened in the morning as scheduled and toiled till almost 1.30pm. The group had sued the AG, The CoE and the IIEC. Comrade George Nyongesa, a true patriot, had decided on his own volition to represent the many of us who are for YES and as such, was enjoined in the case on our behalf.

The irony of it all is that Mr. Ouma Odera, one one the petitioners, surprised the Court that Omtatah and his handlers never briefed him well on what they wanted, and as such, he does not want to be party to stopping the Referendum. Mr. Frederick Odhiambo, also a petitioner and being a well known activist, having dared the President at Nyayo Stadium one time, seems not to have known why he was in Court. Looks like he was also not well briefed.

This led to some credibility gaps; are the people enjoined in this case on the know as to what the intentions of the movers are? Are they being misused? As for Dr Abonyo, he could be a phantom! 

With this kind of credibility issues being raised, we are optimistic that the ruling that will be given tomorrow will surely meet the aspirations of Kenyans. The rest we shall fix on 4th August 2010.

Peace and blessings to all who made 7th July a day such as today.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Happy Ending on 4th


      

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From johnwawesh at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 08:59:29 2010
From: johnwawesh at gmail.com (John Waweru)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 15:59:29 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] baby Scan
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hello people,
where can a pregnant woman do a scan so she can know the sex of the baby?
please give me directions.

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From modhiambos at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 08:57:45 2010
From: modhiambos at yahoo.com (modhiambos at yahoo.com)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 12:57:45 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Child birth/pre-marital Counselling
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Dave,
You have tickled me. You are both pregnant, not married and you want classes for this daunting task. You dont need pre marital conselling, you need repentance counselling. Technically you are already married.
Cheers!
Sent from my BlackBerry? smartphone from Zain Kenya

-----Original Message-----
From: Penina Nyakairu <pnyakairu at gmail.com>
Sender: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 12:15:06 
To: <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Reply-To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Child birth/pre-marital Counselling

Hi Dave,

Agakhan hospital offers pre_natal classes for the mom_to_be which include
lamaze exercises you can take it as maternity package including the delivery
charges and care for the young one til about one and a half years: I
enrolled a few years back and was very happy! They even assign someone to
massage ur back during that sing_song time! All the best!


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> hello good people,
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> we are a young couple and expecting a baby in the next few months. I
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> this daunting task ahead. we are pregnant and not yet married
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From sunoti at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 09:17:39 2010
From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 06:17:39 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] =?windows-1252?q?=5BYP=5FKe=5D_New_dawn_as_=91Third_Liber?=
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As we move towards the D-Day of the referendum, we must take stock of where we 
have come from, this is a good reading of where we were and the strides we have 
made. We must never go back to the dark old days where 2 or 3 people could not 
congregate together without the dreaded Special Branch trying to find out 
what?they are discussing.

We must never again live in fear of our own voices, the fear of being heard 
discussing anything that the tyrant does not want discussed. We must live in the 
freedoms of our society, the freedom to congregate like the YES and NO are doing 
now,the freedom to chose, like the YES and NO are doing and the freedom of 
conscience, NEVER AGAIN shall adults be made so sing BABA NA MAMA even in front 
of their children, looking ridiculous as they praised a mere mortal so that they 
could be accepted as "loyal". Never again shall mothers and children struggle 
with life as fathers cooled their heels in detention camps, tortured and broken. 
NEVER AGAIN shall widows wipe their tears in the darkness of their bedrooms, to 
fearful and afraid to mourn their husbands, the product of dictatorship in the 
open.

As we get to the homestretch, these things we must remember lest we forget, lest 
the oppresors of yesterday cover our eyes will wollen sacks of money and make us 
throw away our freedoms.

NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!

http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/InsidePage.php?id=2000013384&cid=16&story=New 
dawn as ?Third Liberation? beckons


Otieno Sungu


      

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From catherine.wekesa at careerlink.co.ke  Thu Jul  8 09:20:23 2010
From: catherine.wekesa at careerlink.co.ke (Catherine Wekesa)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 16:20:23 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] RE:  Marketing Executives Wanted
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Marketing Executive
 
Reporting to Operations Manager
 
Responsibilities
1.     Servicing various accounts and all correspondences pertaining to
these accounts.
2.     Develop and Maintain new customers through planned individual
account support, and liaison with operations manager.  
3.     Advising Employers on the progress of their Recruitment/Training
and making sure that the Recruitment Consultants meet their deadlines.
4.     Advising Employers on other services that they may require.
5.     Creating awareness on new products developed by the company
6.     Handling promotional activities.
7.     Develop ideas and create offers for direct mail and marketing to
major accounts by main market sector and products. 
8.     Servicing existing accounts invoicing them and following up their
recruitment process to the end.
9.     Respond to and follow up sales enquiries by email, telephone, and
personal visits. 
10.  Handling customer queries i.e. customer care
11.   Sending invoices to follow up on payment/debt collection clients. 
12.  As the face of Career Link to the Public, offer public relations
services on behalf of the company in various marketing forums
13.  Manage the external marketing activities of telemarketing and
research. 
KPI
*	Delivery volume & value targets
*	Sales projection new business development
*	Enhancing the route to market
*	New product launches
*	Training & mentoring team
*	Strategic input in management team meetings
*	Sales forecasting
*	Annual budgeting/planning
*	Maintain network in the industry
 
Requirements
*    Diploma in Marketing
*    1 year experience in selling services
*    2 years experience in sales as a whole
*    Computer literacy
*    Driving 
 
Competencies 
*    Good understanding of selling services and its intricacies.
*    Strong Business relationship/service skills for client relationship
building, solution sales, and securing new businesses
*    Excellent Communication Skills
*    Good organizational and administrative skills
*    Excellent analytical and numerical skills
 
Applicants must submit:
(1) Detailed and current CV 
(2) cover letter demonstrating why you qualify for this position 
(3) Contact information for 3 referees; and 
(4) Indicate current remuneration package. 
 
Only candidates short-listed for interview will be contacted
 
If you meet the requirements for the positions above, please submit your
application and CV electronically to catherine.wekesa at careerlink.co.ke.
 Deadline for application submission is 5:00pm Friday 16th July 2010
 
 
 
 
 
Yours Sincerely,
 
 
Catherine Wekesa
Operations Manager 
Career Link LTD
Tel: 254-20-8000102
Cell:254-726-155922
Fax: 254-20-8000448
P.O. Box 18897 00500
Nairobi, Kenya
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 10:17:25 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 07:17:25 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Tiny but very annoying little creatures!
Message-ID: <245348.60422.qm@web38702.mail.mud.yahoo.com>





Why should I waste my time fighting with tiny little creatures that have no idea that they are annoying /hurting me? What are you talking about?
?
You see, to reduce unwanted fats,keep fit and stop my dear wife from singinging a familiar song day in and day out"You need to do something with your weight," I decided to go walking every morning and evening for up to 2 hours each trip. I love it. My only concern is these little tiny creatures that have decided for their selfish motives to stand on my way. While some of them attack my ears,others go for my eyes,nose, head and the stubborn ones don't mind whereever ?they attack.Whenever that happens,I loose my concentration as I try to ask them to leave me alone.
?
This morning,they were such a nuisance,that I would not help but liken them to some people in any given society/community. How do you mean? Any where you go-home,school,work place,road,shopping,airport,church and name it, you are likely to come
a cross people who will say/talk/answer,write, do,or look at you in a very annoying manner!
?
Have you ever come across such?kind of individuals? In case you do in future,please don't pay them attention. Why? Because you will hurt yourself for no reason.
?
This morning,I decided never to let tiny little creatures to prevent me from achieving my goal of keeping peace. I therefore purposed in my heart to just ignore them. It will most definately help you to ignore "God's annoying sons and daughters." Will you?
?
Just a thought.
?
Pr Birai
www.pastorbirai.com


      

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From wmunyambu at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 10:32:50 2010
From: wmunyambu at gmail.com (Willie Munyambu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 17:32:50 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Writing macros in excel
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Dear YPs,
I am looking for someone who can work with macros in excel and create
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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 10:36:34 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 10:36:34 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.
In-Reply-To: <00dc01cb1df6$a19380f0$1e531cac@kigame>
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I think this is the best advise so far on issue. Reuben has provided a sober
and very welcome approach to the issue.

I would agree with Reuben. Yes mistakes were done and like in the case of
spilt milk, there is nothing which can be done. I have spoken to several
women who aborted children and none of them ever said anything very
positive. One who aborted ours ways back on account of being a student at
the University and with very stiff opposition from yours truly went ahead
and did it. I had refused to give her money but she got it elsewhere and
wanted to return but I had my reservations. She was talking of the child
bothering her at night (scratching her), crying and grieving and regretting.
I could tell she was extremely sorry and felt as if she murdered somebody.
She needed somebody to counsel and talk to and I did my best.

As Reuben says, the woman becomes very vulnerable after an abortion. The
quilt, the regrets, the rejection, the trauma. It is even worse than a still
birth, atleast this one you dont blame youself unless she was drinking
alcohol and smoking leading to the miscarriage.

It is after abortion that she will need to go for counseling and to talk to
trusted friends. We hope she learned her lesson and that in future she does
not become selfish-leaving the fellow because he had a child outside
marriage and aborting in order to be "free".

What happens to men like yours truly who have divorced and with a
child(ren)? I have dated in the past ladies who got turned off as soon as
they had that I was married before and that there is a junior in the
picture. Once they say they want the relationship to abort on that account,
I let them go in peace. I will not judge one on account of previous flopped
marriages, abortions and children. They could be victims in future. What
happens when they get married and the man/woman left? Would they want to be
pariahs?

I think women and men need to be open. Tell them of past failed marriages
and children. If you lie and they find out later, they will have good reason
to quit. In my case, if I met a new lady, the first thing they get to hear
is about the thug and then I send them to my facebook to meet him there and
then invite her home to come and get interviewed by the thug. I let them
know where his mother is and what may have happened (without giving too much
details since I contributed 85% to the failure of that marriage but have
learned my lesson). I also let them know that Mwangi is going nowhere and
that they need not fear a case of his mother returning with a whip to whip
the three of us. If they have a child or two, they can bring them along as
long as their dad does not bring nonsense to our relationship and the
children get along. We also hope that the incoming children dont eat too
much because Junior eats food for two adults and eats like a horse and so
bringing two more horses makes 8 horses in that house. I dont work for world
food programme neither am I a farmer.

Kuria

On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:

>  Dear Naomi,
>
> The first thing we need to do is show this lady pure, Christlike love, by
> offering her a shoulder to cry on. A close lady friend would accomplish this
> very well. She is grieving from the loss of her child and, in addition, the
> breaking of a relationship. Mark you, this was not just any relationship,
> but one leading to marriage, given what you have shared. We must empathize
> with her and should avoid blaming her or condemning her. It can only make
> things worse. Even though God hates sin, the Bible tells us that Christ did
> not come into this world to condemn it, but to be its Saviour. (John 3:17ff)
>
>
> Secondly, we might be concentrating on the lady when the man equally needs
> help. when a relationship breaks, it is not only one party that is affected.
> We also need to reach out to the man and stand with him through this hard
> time. You see, a relationship between a man and woman is like gluing two
> pieces of paper together into one. when you try to separate the glued
> papers, definitely the two will peel off with a portion of the other. It
> cannot be two separate papers anymore. It is worse where there has been
> sexual unity. The bible describes sexual intercourse as "knowing" the other
> person. The Hebrew word for this is "yadha." Even if you break with someone
> you have been intimate with,k you can never deny that you "know" them. For
> this reason, both must be hurting deeply from the "yadha" motif. We must be
> kind to them in view of their pain.
>
> thirdly, I think the first step should be to try and get the relationship
> back. If it is completely impossible, then other avenues can be surveyed in
> the process of healing.
>
> Should all the avenues of getting them back together fail, then we can
> proceed to help each of them individually under their new, semi-permanent
> conditions.
>
> for the lady, I would propose that she goes through counceling because she
> has enough to deal with.
>
> I will be praying for both of them.
>
> God bless you.
>
> Reuben Kigame.
>
>  ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* naomi wanjiru <naomi.wanjiru07 at gmail.com>
> *To:* youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
> *Cc:* mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>  *Sent:* Wednesday, July 07, 2010 11:43 AM
> *Subject:* [YP_Ke] help me help my friend please.
>
>   Dear All
> I have a friend who need my advice.She recently broke up with her boyfriend
> of two years,when his boyfriend realised she had aborted his kid.The reason
> she is giving me is she realised she can't be able to cope living with a guy
> who has a child from another relationship outside there before they met.She
> already knew that the Guy had a kid from a past relationship although he was
> not married.After the guy knew about the girl was paged,they had even gone a
> step further of visiting the girl's parents to formalise the
> relationship.She now regrets of all she did and i feel somebody mislead
> her.I don know what to tell her coz.
>
> 1. I feel this was the worst mistake she made as the guy luved her and was
> ready to be responsible.As i respect her as a proffesional lady, i feel
> disappointed as she is now 27 years and should be able to make sound
> decisions.
> 2.she knew this Guy had a baby outside there for two years and that was
> past.so i dont see the reason why this excuse.
> 3.she was engaged to this guy in february this year and she didn't say no
> at that time.
> 4.I am tend to think she feared what people(including her parents ) will
> say about the guy having a kid outside.But it is her life,sometimes u look
> at your happiness and not what other people say.Further more how many Men
> have children outside there even when in marriage and we never know.I think
> the guy was just sincere.
>
> For you Men:
> 1. What will you do if you happened to hook up with such a girl later
> knowing that she broke an engagement and flashed another dude baby.
>
> Let us put sense in her please.
>
> Regards,
> Naomi
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From rkkamau at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 11:36:20 2010
From: rkkamau at gmail.com (Kimani Kamau)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 18:36:20 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fwd: City Council Askaris' Menace
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To All,

Someone posted the  City Council Bylaws here on this forum the other day.
They are absurd and cruel if implemented by the current crop of city askaris
who roam on these streets of Nairobi.

My workmate was dropping a friend at Tusky's Pioneer to do some shopping,
but since the dropping space at the entrance was blocked by other motorists,
he decided to just drop him on the driveway and move on to get some parking.
Unfortunately the Council Breakdown was just behind him, and as he dropped
the guy, they came infront of the car and blocked him, came out fuming with
fury, claiming that he is blocking the road and that being a offence, he'll
need to accompany them to their yard at St. Peters.
My colleague become cooperative, moved out of his car, was asked to move to
the breakdown, which he obliged. But they had to ask for his driving
licence, what on earth????
They then chained the car to the breakdown, off to the yard. the journey
was characterized with a lot of stop overs and sluggish drive, since they
had to squeeze the guy. But the guy offered Kshs.500, which they declined
flatly and so it was ''wacha twende mbele ukatoe pesa nono!!!!!!'' He was
not ready to part with more than that.
At the yard he called one of us in the office to pay the fine of Kshs.4,500
at City Hole since our offices are next to it, and take the receipt to him
at the yard.
Fortunately to my colleague, before the payment was done, he recalled his
relative who works at City Hole, called him and narrated his ordeal. The
rela talked to someone who called some buggers at the yard and the car was
released without any coin changing hand, the sweat smelling buggers of the
breakdown were so embarrassed that they con't stare at the guy as he drove
out of the yard.

But my worry is:

(i) where is one supposed to drop/ pick near the shopping malls
(ii) where on the written bylaws are askaris supposed to ask(sorry demand)
for your driving licence
(iii) if i do not know anyone at City Hole, si nitalipa tu hiyo fine?
(iv) why tow your car whereas you can drive it to their yard
(v) isn't these bylaws a platform for these gangsters to exploit, extort and
rob Nairobians

Let's be on the watch-out, these goons can ascend  on you anywhere at any
time, for anything.

Kimani.

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From e78liza at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 12:08:21 2010
From: e78liza at yahoo.com (Elizabeth Ngatia)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 09:08:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Nappier grass
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From: sharonewetu at yahoo.com (Rhoune Willis)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 09:26:24 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Vacancy - Director of Research
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From kibaya at aol.com  Thu Jul  8 11:37:08 2010
From: kibaya at aol.com (kibaya at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 08 Jul 2010 11:37:08 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST
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ha ha ha...Kuria Kuria, the story teller! Yes, B'more we represent and I'll convey your regards to Mwalimu Kilemi...note, it's 'Kilemi' not 'Kirimi'; the two names have completely different meanings in meru. Kirimi is for one predisposed towards farming, 'urimi'; Kilemi is for one who has tendencies of 'uremi', utukutu..bad boy! See how one letter 'e' makes the difference.. I doubt Hon. Kilemi was a bad boy when he was young but for his mother to give him such a name, who knows? Despite, don't we see rebelliousness in the fella even now? Or at KU in your time?..why would a fellow, knowing too well the ruthlessness of the Kanu machinery, fronted in KU then by Eshiwani, think of leading the UASU clamour? Only a 'Kilemi' would do this, a 'Kirimi' would be content watering his sukumas and enjoying his watermelons.  
 
And didn't your friend Eshiwani pay him good; sacked him and others and gave him 3 hrs to pack and leave university premises! Poor Kilemi had so squeeze in a little servant quarter with family and house help..If things were to happen all over again, I'd advice my sister not look twice at anybody with a name suggesting 'utukutu'...'ukulima', yes anytime!   

Back to Rose and Papa Likondi: I was giving Rose hints on what rungus to throw at Likondi for disrespecting my people, and remembered there is one that reduced even the indomitable Shariff Nassir to tears! Rose didn't get it; how about we combine both Mulu mutisya and Maitha's insults on Likondi? Papa Likondi, for insulting the Meru and the Akamba people, we have looked at your background and we have found the following: that you were conceived on some riverbed by some unknown fellow(s) and not Likondi sr! The prime suspect in this activity is the black, tall mad man roaming the streets of kakamega; that you're also of unsound mind, and the stories you have told here about our women having pin-size legs and uneven buttocks is nothing but work of fiction; that no mumeru or Mukamba, sane or insane, would stoop to the lows of exposing our beautiful bodies to a deranged man who's even suspected of having shied away from the river!  
 
In view of the aforementioned, we the Ameru and the Akamba people do hereby swear that if the path to heaven passed through your land, we would rather go to hell! ..Rev, remember the Angaine fight with Biship Imathiu; the man of god swore to opt to go to hell if the path to heaven passed through Angaine's shamba!  Will tell you baadaye, what Angaine had said of the poor Bishop to push him to such extremity.. 
 
Likondi we're not done with you yet; in view of what you have also said about our cousins the Omugusii (sp), we invite the master himself, the man from the forests of Carolinas, mr Gichaba to come forth and say a few unkind words. We remind him not to forget calling you Ngome ya Maziwa, punda milia, mwewe, farasi and a few others from his rich armoury...    
 
 If all this doesn't work, then I recommend Rose and Ngina to curse you as prescribed by Rev. Kuria, but without the 'miti shamba' bit..that bit was found to have no curse value/effect; only to be benefitial to Rev! We may invite Wams to join in as well; a kikuyu in solidarity with meru and kamba cousins.   Repent and seek forgiveness, Likondi! 

 
Murume





 
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-----Original Message-----
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To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
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Sent: Wed, Jul 7, 2010 1:51 pm
Subject: Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST


Kibaya,
Are you the Kibaya of Baltimore or another one? Say hi to my teacher Hon. Kirimi.
 
Now let set the issues right. Shariff Nassir cried because Maitha said he was conceived by somebody not known to him or rather he was bastard (Mwanaharamu) not because he was conceived by the roadside. I dont think if his bio father did it by the roadside that would be a big issue.
 
It is Mulu Mutisya who claimed that journalists were conceived by the river beds. I would rather do it by the road side and be caught by people than do it by the riverside and be caught by a hippo or worse still by a crocodile. I would probably be the one to get the bite and the lady would get a chance to run away and leave me at the mercy of the crocodile. 
 
That is why I avoid those missionary works in dangerous spots. If she is crazy about missionary works and she is stupid, I let her go on top so that a wild animal arriving unannounced gets her first and I take off. I will not act like a hero fighting a crocodile or a lion naked and barehanded. I would rather be accused of cowardise than die or get maimed protecting a woman who will eventually leave me because I am either dead or crippled by a crocodile. I get one side of the butt eaten by a crocodile and she will never want to me with half a butt, walking with a gait and looking ugly with trousers sagging since the crocodile ate the tako nuse and part of the waist. What if the crocodile turned me upside down and went for the jolobo? Which woman will want a joloboless man? Even your own wife will not protect you barehanded when a crocodile charges at you. In first place, God cannot protect you because you were either committing adultery or fornication otherwise why couldnt you wait until you return home? Which decent wife want to be laid by the crocodile infested River Tana?
 
 I take off and go to look for reinforcement. If we return with the police or APs or game rangers and find her alive, then she thanks her God and I thank my God for the wisdom. That is why I have asked God to give me wisdom like the one he gave Solomon and I have it. Now we are working on wealth.
 
Did I tell you of a very close friend from home who took his fiancee for a picnic at Kangure, a nearby hill with the best scenery in the land. He is not as gifted with wisdom like yours truly (ile ya kuzaliwa God has been giving me since I pray to get plenty of it). Instead of waiting to return to his thingira (hut) which is located only 4 miles away, the devil took charge and he was all over her, blanket carried by fiancee used as mattress (she must have planned to be laid on otherwise why carry a blanket with that december heat?
 
This is where he lacked wisdom. Instead of looking for a method which would provide equal opportunity in sharing risks (side ways), he went for the missionary. This is only good in secure places and not good all the time. Instead of claiming equality and letting her go on top yet he knew Kangure is infested by mongoose and cobras, he made her face the sky (long choice, stupid move) and he faced his ancestors (ground). A cobra, a huge one crawled and directly hit from the back as he was trying to aim at the manhole. His butt was in midair when the cobra grabbed his butt and the balls. Then the struggle trying to get the cobra off.
 
Fiancee took off and forgot that his would be husband's balls and part of the butt were inside the mouth of a cobra and it was trying to swallow him and only found it difficult because he has a huge butt and he was bending by the time of the attack. All she did was crying shouting snake instead of pulling the cobra off and trying to shave his testicles and butt. She never looked at the back until armed folks arrived.
 
By the time she returned with men armed with spears, the cobra was chewing his testicles and having a dinner of the fellow's butt. He was taken to hospital, testiclesless and with a butt half chewed by a cobra. She then started looking for a subastantive replacement. I would also not continue with the relationship if I were her. Not with a person whose butt is chewed by a cobra and with no testicles. 
 
I wont do missionary work anywhere unless she was on top or some security guards protected us with matimu na ndotono (spears and shields).
 
Now back to Rose. Is she going to curse Papa Likondi on top of the tree when she is naked? I understand those curses works only if one was naked and in Meru she needs to kill a goat half way by piercing it's neck and then carrying it on her shoulders as she beats the almost dead goat which is breeding with a stick (?) or hands and then she climbs the tree naked and with the goat? If she will be allowed to dress, can she wear jeans or are the elders going to insist on wearing a dress? Mini skirt? She better wear a biker since thugs and those elders may assemble at the tree to watch how she curses Papa Likondi and we dont want anybody to see too much with the exception of the man of the cloth since I will be her spiritual adviser and administer. 
 
Can we please get Kamba women to follow suit and curse this Papa Likondi? How is Kithito curse done? I prefer the Kamba women use the Meru curse with volunteers getting naked and killing and carrying dead goats to the curse tree. They better know how to climb trees and they need to know that they will be climbing the tree naked so that the curse will be effective. I recommend Carol Ngina does the cursing. I will help Carol climb the tree since it is extremely difficult for a woman to climb a tree when she is naked. I will let her sit on my shoulders for a while so that she can get support and hold my hand with her hand and then do the same when she climbs down the tree (mpanda mti husuka). Then I will admnister mti samba to Rose and Carol since mti ni dawa and we are working on traditional methods of cursing and healing. 
 
This thug should be cursed by all peace loving Kamba women. I will supervise the curses and so Rose and Carol need not fear about the misteps. I will wait until they descend from the tree to receive them at the base of the tree with both hands. They will get hugs and kisses from the man of the cloth. When?


On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:25 AM, <kibaya at aol.com> wrote:

Now Rose look what you have brought us, with this UGLINESS talk? Now, the whole tribe is getting insulted by 'mai ya nguku' like this Likondi fella!  
 
Since you brought this one on us, Njuri Ncheke has decided you must climb the tallest tree and call this creep all the names you can think off; curse him thoroughly! While at it, don't forget to tell him that we suspect he was conceived by the roadside! Hope this reduces him to tears like it did to one Shariff Naser..

Also don't forget to get me his address; I hear it's somewhere in kibera, line saba or nane. Confirm his address because some of these transgressions call for face-to-face talk; it's time to kick some as..!


Murume

 

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To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com

Sent: Wed, Jul 7, 2010 3:42 am
Subject: Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST


It is simly called survival strategy. Max Weber and Confucious could have found you one of their best students.
These Meru's (Please note I am not being tribal since we all belong to a certain tribe heer in Kenya) have never won anything in Kenya and on Earth. The only competition they can be placed second is chewing miraa after the Somalis. On short tempers after the Kisiis.


On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 12:34 AM, Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com> wrote:












He, he he he . You guys you make me wonder. Always MISS BEAUTY. Why not Mrs Beauty too or Mrs Ugly. Within the next few months i am going to contest for Mrs Meru the Ugliest and i must win the award because i know i have no opponents in meru. Kinya biiceke bii ngoogo(even the thin sugarcane has juice). So don't think because i am old and ugly i cant win the awards. Just be cleaver bwana.





















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From betty.otieno at gmail.com  Thu Jul  8 13:46:44 2010
From: betty.otieno at gmail.com (Betty Otieno)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 20:46:44 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Overseas Training: The Kenyan Taxman
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Folks,


Just a short note following reading of the CPD course from The Royal
Veterinary College London.


Many on this Forum may not be aware that the Government in its wisdom taxes,
what they call, Overseas Training or Payment of an Overseas Expert - to
upgrade things in this country.


I found this out after a trip to a Vet Conference overseas and my auditor
hit me for 20% tax on the training fee. I was unaware of this new tax or
levy.


Anyone participating in CPD involving payment to individual or organization
overseas will have to budget for 20% extra to appease the taxman.


Also any local training over 24,000/= attracts a 5% tax levy,


The price of development and improvement??


If there is a legal way around this ( Medical exception or whatever) please
let me know and I will do battle with the auditor/taxman.


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From jbatec at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 17:24:46 2010
From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 14:24:46 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Open Letter to President Kibaki and PM Raila
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Dear Mr. President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila, 
I hope this?email finds both of you in good health, and wish PM Raila quick and full recovery. 
The reason for writing this email to you both is I have an urgent problem which I need intervention of your good Office. 
In the recent past, my mother had been invaded and beaten in the night while people were asleep.? Many other times when mother goes to Church, people entered into the house and frequently stole things or just roughed up the house so when she comes back, she notices someone has been into the house.? Three times within this year, some people supposedly sent from Government Office, came and marked the house, then later, other people came in with insecticides and sprayed the house allover the house and turned the bed upside down and sprayed the supposedly mosquito insecticides.? When I called home, my mother?s voice was not clear and she complained she has been sneezing terribly with too much itching of the eyes, that every time she goes to sleep, she sneezes uncontrollably. ?My baby brother also got affected and is unable to see clearly he is home complaining of eye itchiness and sore. I find this act to be very strange.
Some few weeks ago, my brother was rescued and fished out from falling into the borehole and said he could not remember how he fell in there at the market place.? He had severe bruises and was hurting badly. 
Few months ago, my only uncle died in a mysterious circumstances, and KPA Officials in Kisumu were involved in suspicious activities meant to embezzling his benefits without following proper procedures. 
I? fear to overlook such activities because of many strange happenings in and around Kenya, so?I must keep a watchful eye?on my mother and brother with the rest of family members since my father had died and my uncle was the last to die amongst all my uncles and the family is very vulnerable. 
I have in the past put my life on line since 1992 during the repeal of section 2A and the struggle to demand for change for better life to all Kenyans, I am not an enemy of Kenya but a friend, who have interests of the people of Kenya at heart.? I should not therefore be treated as an enemy but a friend and a Veteran who want the best for Kenya and Kenyans.? I plead for the lives of my mother and family that they should not be harmed by those who may take advantage of fluid situation in Kenya. 
What makes the last case more odd, suspicious and curious is that, since I was born, I have never heard anyone coming to the village homes to spray mosquito insecticides inside the house, not even in areas ?within the surrounding of the homes.? If anything believable, what is acceptable is spraying outside the houses in the bushes.? The Notice for information to the community is in usually made through the Chief Camps, but this one is strange. 
I fear that my mother and brothers as well as other relative's lives at home are not?in any?endanger by the inhaling of such toxic substances which can possible harm their lives.? I fear because it is an uncommon practice and very strange to me.? I fear therefore that my family members are not targeted?in any way or by those who might pretend to have been sent by the Government but are after sinister motives to terminate lives of my family members from existence.? I have tried severally to contacted the MP Member of Parliament for Oyugis Hon. Minister Oyugi Magwanga without any success.? I believe the Chief is helpless?if much help in not coming from the Member of Parliament.? I also noticed?that the community at home are fearsome and cannot clearly speak up and say what may become of the problem, I can feel the fear that they are not open. 
I need your urgent intervention and I therefore request for your kind information and assistance to safeguard my mother and family from harm, and I trust this request will meet with your favorable?kind response?on the matter. 
Sincerely, 

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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
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c.c. MP Oyugi Magwanga 
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From kmuthara at yahoo.com  Thu Jul  8 14:30:53 2010
From: kmuthara at yahoo.com (Muthara Kairatu)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 11:30:53 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Oil drills in Kenya a smart conduit for
	corruptions
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That's what I'm talking about..Refreshing stuff to read, from a real YP! Not the kind of Bologna we're treated to from the likes of Judy Miriga and Papa Likondi! 
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Talking of this?Miriga?creep;?Is?she mad or what? And she?has the audacity to?sign "diaspora spokesperson", does she understand what diaspora means? ?Just the breadth, leave alone the dynamics of seeking?peoples' opinions for you to purport to speak on their behalf? ?Could anybody with anything other than uji up there pretend to speak on behalf of all kenyans outside?our borders...somalia, Sudan, America, china, Russia, etc?? 
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Why is she so fiesty? Is she getting enough dick?? Rev. Mwangi, insteading of offering yours to Ngina and Kagwiria who are thousands of?miles away, why don't you help Judy?? Or you have more respect for your Jolobo??
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Papa Likondi, you're next, fisi wewe....

Muthara o kairatu
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From: Faith Wanjiru <shirufw at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] Oil drills in Kenya a smart conduit for corruptions
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 3:24 PM







I?would advise?you?to get the facts right from the ministry of Energy and how the contracts are awarded.?There is a new Commission for petroleum department .?First the government does not pay the oil companies to explore. There is a sharing ?agreement entered between the oil company and the government. If anything the government earns revenue every time a company registers to explore. There is a fund from oil companies meant to build capacity of local geoscientists thanks to to the exploration funds paid to the government.?All this is well spelt out in the petroleum act and our communication department will be pleased to give you more info on this.
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Second exploration is probabalistic? and I agree with you? expensive and for that reason the country cannot risk the resources. First we carry out surveys that include geochemcal, geological, magnetic, gravity data collection before issuing blocks to the companies? who come with the modern technology on seismic, geochmistry ect.. The seismic information is the lead to drilling. 
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Even countries that have discovered oil they did not do so over night. They went through a long process . Uganda for example they took over 50 years yet their oil is only 2kms under. with time new exploration technologies come up and and blocks that were thought not to have oil can be oil bearing in future. Kenya is in a region where all Neighbours have discovered oil or viable gas. Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan and it is assumed Somali. Do you think our Geology is too different or are we so unlucky. We are hopeful that soon we will get somewhere. Oil is not environmentally friendly yet we cannot do without it. Even biofuels are not 100% environmentally clean considering the biodiversity change.
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I guess Titanium is a whole different story from oil and gas handled by different government ministry.
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Regards
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Faith
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Geophysicist.

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From: amenya gibson <amenya.gibson at gmail.com>
Subject: [YP_Ke] Oil drills in Kenya a smart conduit for corruptions
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 12:09 AM


Hi people
This story where every time we have been subjected to, sweet news that some parts of this nation has plenty of oil only later for firms to say hakuna oil has been going on year in year out.
Let us agree that Kenya has no oil and government must look for ways to spend the resources they offer drilling firms to alleviate living conditions of Kenyans

The oil prospecting is never a cheap venture to just drill one oil block is over Ksh 4B and just drilling 10-12 blocks that are currently being done in part of North Eastern where China National Offshore Oil Corporation has said no oil after digging over 6KM underground 
?Is upon us to seek other alternatives of getting oil may we can ape Brazil new energy from bio-fuels 


>From 2006 Ministry of Energy,

Has awarded? licenses have been awarded ,The Turkana Oil Drilling East Africa Oil Exploration,and many that are still holding licenses yet we know hakuna Oil is a fact and I can say? so basing my facts on what happened to Tiomin Kwale project we all know what happened.

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From tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk  Thu Jul  8 18:02:15 2010
From: tchakkubutta at yahoo.co.uk (Chakubuta Mulengwa)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 01:02:15 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] To Chip or no to Chip, that is the Question.
Message-ID: <005401cb1ee9$5e540910$1afc1b30$@co.uk>

If footballers were to hold a demonstration in favor of chipping the ball,
Frank Lampard must be on the frontline waving a placard in  Sepp's face to
implement the idea already.

 

The question has been arising severally due to continuous faulty arbitration
of referees and cries of foul from players and angry fans. Then backed with
the argument that, technology has improved drastically so, why not use a
chip of it to perfect the game. 

 

I'd rather they leave football with its imperfections than to slow the game
and make it less interesting. Just the thought of it is disturbing.

 

Instead of FIFA dilly-dallying on whether to or not to chip, they should be
thinking of imposing hefty penalties to referees who are out to recklessly
blow the whistle where they shouldn't and not where they should . 

So what the refs might  need in order save their erroneous behinds, is a
third eye. They must be extra careful before blowing that whistle, or else
they might be whistling their careers to the gutters.

 

If it's human, expect mistakes to be on board, as the adage says. But if
chipping is the way they chose to go, then they also go ahead and clone
players, in that case we will agree on a perfectly- perfect game of
football!

 

 

 

Regards...?

 

www.mimitu.wordpress.com

 

 

 

"Sometimes I wish Eastern Congo could suffer an earthquake or a tsunami, so
that it might finally get the attention it needs," Nicholas Kristof.

 

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From e78liza at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 02:19:43 2010
From: e78liza at yahoo.com (Elizabeth Ngatia)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 23:19:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Duvets & Duvet covers - TOWN DELIVERY
Message-ID: <711117.7028.qm@web110408.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

Hi people,

For those in town today and wish to buy yourself a duvet/ cover please call me 
on 0722 782531, at 3pm, for i will be in the CBD.

Cheers

________________________________
 From: Elizabeth Ngatia  <e78liza at yahoo.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 5, 2010 3:11:05 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Duvets &  Duvet covers


 
The chilly weather is here with us  again. For nice warm nights, call 0722 
782531 and get yourself a cozy  duvet for 2,500 or duvet  covers for 1,200.


      

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From katjuz at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 02:56:23 2010
From: katjuz at yahoo.com (fridah kathure)
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2010 23:56:23 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke]Strategic plan meeting- Final draft
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimrEWnDQt2Cdmaz1iiDEi48FdR0P_AGUObSYh-N@mail.gmail.com>
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Morning YP?s


On the ongoing
LYP 2/5/10 year strategy planning and On behalf of LYP strategic planning Team,I? invite you all ?to a final meeting to be held at Lifestyle
Lounge, behind Nakumatt Lifestyle at 12p.m. on Saturday (kesho) 10th
July 2010.


With the help of of The the chair, heads of committees and
some of the best experts in the field we hope you will join us in making this final
Report.


Regards 

Fridah

Strategy,
Planning , Monitoring & Evaluation Team -LYP




      

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From maggiethuo at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 05:06:26 2010
From: maggiethuo at yahoo.com (Margaret Thuo)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 02:06:26 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] CAREER EXPERTS
In-Reply-To: <671926.7962.qm@web65603.mail.ac4.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <933507.69135.qm@web58108.mail.re3.yahoo.com>

YPs,
?
Is there a career expert who can help my friend?
?
She is a banker and has been in internal auditing. She has however been?moved to risk management dept at the same level. At the same time, she has gotten another job in another bank in internal auditing paying almost the same salo.
?
Dilemma-?wondering whether to purse a career in risk mgt or internal auditing. Which career presents more opportunies in future? 
?
For career experts only!!!!!!
?


      

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Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
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From odwakofred at gmail.com  Fri Jul  9 05:15:16 2010
From: odwakofred at gmail.com (fredrick odwako)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 12:15:16 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] THE MOST BRILLIANT STUDENT
In-Reply-To: <734378.10307.qm@web112914.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>
References: <734378.10307.qm@web112914.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTilr2pVD4k-w7BdDdvAEDyrrEMpBLW8X_5zI8va2@mail.gmail.com>

 madam was having trouble with one of her students in 1st Grade class.

Madam asked,'VASANT. What is your problem?'

VASANT answered, 'I'm too smart for the first-grade.My friend is in the
third-grade and I'm smarter than him! I think I should be in the 4th Grade!'


Madam had enough. She took the VASANT  to the principal's office. While
VASANT waited in the outer office, madam explained to the principal what the
situation was. The principal told Madam he would give the VASANT a test and
if he failed to answer any of his questions he was to go back to the
first-grade and behave. She agreed.

VASANT was brought in and the conditions were explained to him and he agreed
to take the test.

Principal: 'What is 3 x 3?'
VASANT: '9'.

Principal: 'What is 6 x 6?'
VASANT: '36'.

And so it went with every question the principal thought a 4th grade should
know. The principal looks at Madam and tells her, 'I think VASANT can go to
the 4th grade.'

Madam says to the principal, 'I have some of my own questions to ask VASANT

Can I ask him ?' The principal and VASANT both agreed.

Madam ask VASANT: 'What does a cow have four of that I have only two of'?

VASANT, after a moment: 'Legs.'

Madam: 'What is in your pants that you have but I do not have?'

VASANT: 'Pockets.'

Madam: What starts with a C and ends with a T, is hairy, oval, delicious and
contains thin whitish liquid?

VASANT.: Coconut

Madam: What goes in hard and pink then comes out soft And sticky?

The principal's eyes open really wide and before he could stop the answer,
the VASANT was taking charge..

VASANT..: Bubblegum

Madam: What does a man do standing up, a woman does sitting down and a dog
does on three legs?

The principal's eyes open really wide and before he could stop the answer...



VASANT.: Shake hands

Madam: You stick your poles inside me. You tie me down to get  me up. I get
wet before you do..

VASANT.: Tent

Madam: A finger goes in me. You fiddle with me when you're bored. The best
man always has me first..

The Principal was looking restless, a bit tense and took one large Patiala
Vodka peg..
VASANT.: Wedding Ring

Madam: I come in many sizes. When I'm not well, I drip. When you blow me, I
feel good.

VASANT: Nose

Madam: I have a stiff shaft. My tip penetrates. I come with a quiver.

VASANT.: Arrow

Madam: What word starts with a 'F' and ends in 'K' that means lot of heat
and excitement?

VASANT: Fire truck

Madam: What word starts with a 'F' and ends in 'K' & if u don't get it, u
have to use ur hand.

VASANT.: Fork

Madam: What is it that all men have one of it's longer on some men than on
others, the pope doesn't use his and a man gives it to his wife after
they're married?

VASANT.: SURNAME..

Madam: What part of the man has no bone but has muscles, has lots of veins,
like pumping, & is responsible for making love ?

VASANT.: HEART.

The principal breathed a sigh of relief and said to the teacher,

'Send VASANT to UNIVERSITY, I got the last ten questions wrong myself!'.

JAI  RAM ..see thats how i joined my university..

V A S A N T       ..

*JOY ANDERA*



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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Fri Jul  9 06:01:40 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 13:01:40 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Open Letter to President Kibaki and PM Raila
In-Reply-To: <11114.54473.qm@web57302.mail.re1.yahoo.com>
References: <11114.54473.qm@web57302.mail.re1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <AANLkTimrPe-UUYNOXCYgskOv8wH09T2tFXOsnzVJXCXH@mail.gmail.com>

Hi Judy
Unless your case is peculiar
I will be glad to to inform you that spraying of insectcides is an
initiative that was started by SIFE program Student in Free Enterprise under
James Shikwati of IREN
It has helped mostly university students to be engaged while on holidays
They target mostly malaria prone areas where they spray water ponds
suspected to have breeding ground for malaria.


On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> Dear Mr. President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila,
>
> I hope this email finds both of you in good health, and wish PM Raila quick
> and full recovery.
>
> The reason for writing this email to you both is I have an urgent problem
> which I need intervention of your good Office.
>
> In the recent past, my mother had been invaded and beaten in the night
> while people were asleep.  Many other times when mother goes to Church,
> people entered into the house and frequently stole things or just roughed up
> the house so when she comes back, she notices someone has been into the
> house.  Three times within this year, some people supposedly sent from
> Government Office, came and marked the house, then later, other people came
> in with insecticides and sprayed the house allover the house and turned the
> bed upside down and sprayed the supposedly mosquito insecticides.  When I
> called home, my mother?s voice was not clear and she complained she has been
> sneezing terribly with too much itching of the eyes, that every time she
> goes to sleep, she sneezes uncontrollably.  My baby brother also got
> affected and is unable to see clearly he is home complaining of eye
> itchiness and sore. I find this act to be very strange.
>
> Some few weeks ago, my brother was rescued and fished out from falling into
> the borehole and said he could not remember how he fell in there at the
> market place.  He had severe bruises and was hurting badly.
>
> Few months ago, my only uncle died in a mysterious circumstances, and KPA
> Officials in Kisumu were involved in suspicious activities meant to
> embezzling his benefits without following proper procedures.
>
> I  fear to overlook such activities because of many strange happenings in
> and around Kenya, so I must keep a watchful eye on my mother and brother
> with the rest of family members since my father had died and my uncle was
> the last to die amongst all my uncles and the family is very vulnerable.
>
> I have in the past put my life on line since 1992 during the repeal of
> section 2A and the struggle to demand for change for better life to all
> Kenyans, I am not an enemy of Kenya but a friend, who have interests of the
> people of Kenya at heart.  I should not therefore be treated as an enemy
> but a friend and a Veteran who want the best for Kenya and Kenyans.  I
> plead for the lives of my mother and family that they should not be harmed
> by those who may take advantage of fluid situation in Kenya.
>
> What makes the last case more odd, suspicious and curious is that, since I
> was born, I have never heard anyone coming to the village homes to spray
> mosquito insecticides inside the house, not even in areas  within the
> surrounding of the homes.  If anything believable, what is acceptable is
> spraying outside the houses in the bushes.  The Notice for information to
> the community is in usually made through the Chief Camps, but this one is
> strange.
>
> I fear that my mother and brothers as well as other relative's lives at
> home are not in any endanger by the inhaling of such toxic substances which
> can possible harm their lives.  I fear because it is an uncommon practice
> and very strange to me.  I fear therefore that my family members are not
> targeted in any way or by those who might pretend to have been sent by the
> Government but are after sinister motives to terminate lives of my family
> members from existence.  I have tried severally to contacted the MP Member
> of Parliament for Oyugis Hon. Minister Oyugi Magwanga without any success.
> I believe the Chief is helpless if much help in not coming from the Member
> of Parliament.  I also noticed that the community at home are fearsome and
> cannot clearly speak up and say what may become of the problem, I can feel
> the fear that they are not open.
>
> I need your urgent intervention and I therefore request for your kind
> information and assistance to safeguard my mother and family from harm, and
> I trust this request will meet with your favorable kind response on the
> matter.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Judy Miriga
> Diaspora Spokesperson
> Executive Director
> Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
> USA
> http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
>  <http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com>
>
> c.c. MP Oyugi Magwanga
>
>       Chief Carolyne
>
>
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>
> Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
>
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>
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From muchirikaregwa at hotmail.com  Fri Jul  9 06:19:27 2010
From: muchirikaregwa at hotmail.com (karegwa muchiri)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 10:19:27 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI
In-Reply-To: <ca2e44ac33bf83d635dce1b050b6e74f.squirrel@www.capacityafrica.org>
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> Dear Partner,
> 
> RE: INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING AND FUND RAISING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI AT
> MILIMANI HOTEL, OPP KENYA ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION (OFF VALLEY ROAD)
> FROM 21ST-23RD JULY 2010.
> 
> Training Objective: To impart proposal writing and fund raising skills to
> program officers in development organizations in Africa.
> 
> Training Justification
> 
> Development organizations depend on fund raising skills and efforts to
> survive. In the absence of good ideas and skilled proposal development
> staff, most organizations and their programmes cannot survive for long.
> 
> Public perceptions about the excesses and big consumerism by the NGOs and
> the United Nations Staff is only a mirage to thousands of struggling
> Organizations that contribute immensely to peace building, illiteracy,
> poverty and disease reduction.
> 
> The truth of the matter is that programme
> and fund raising officer?s work tirelessly to keep their organizations
> afloat. In the absence of good ideas, effective fund raising skills and
> strategies most organizations will not grow and collapse in the formative
> years. The key most important skill that an organization must have is an
> effective fund raising manager. Fund raising in the development sector
> is a very competitive and equally labor intensive. CBOS/ NGOs like
> businesses must therefore market themselves and have innovative and
> effective strategies for successful programming. During the fund raising
> activities, there are key skills and tips that programme officers must
> learn to win grants especially in the call for proposals.
> 
> Organizations grow when they master the art of proposal development and
> project management thereby attracting more grants. Program officers and
> leaders of NGO/ CBO need to appreciate that proposal writing and fund
> raising is an art that must be mastered. No matter the good intention
> and the vision of the NGO and CBO founders and management may have, the
> driving force for the organization is proposal writing, fund raising and
> effective project management skills.
> 
> Most donors funding programmes in the region are already concerned about
> exit strategies and sustainability for many projects under
> Implementation. One of the ways to guarantee sustainability is capacity
> building in the project management and fund raising area as funds have
> become very competitive. Donors and organizations must invest in fund
> raising skills for their staff in the short and long term as part
> of the project sustainability plan.
> 
> 
> Program officers attending the training will get hands on skills in the
> following areas;
> 
> 1. Project Design and Proposal Writing
> 2. Work Plan Development
> 3. Budget Development
> 4. Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation
> 5. Fund Raising Tips
> 
> Organizational Capacity Statement
> Capacity Africa is an organization that was registered in 1996 by a group
> of development and media professionals to promote quality capacity
> building among development professionals and communities in Africa.
> 
> The organization has initiated training activities in Kenya, Somalia,
> Ethiopia,
> Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo and Southern Sudan training over
> two thousand development workers in the last ten years.
> 
> We have collaborated very closely with Action Aid Kenya, Unicef Kenya
> Country Office, Undp Kenya, Unifem East Africa, Population Services
> International, World Health Organization, Ministry of Health, Federation
> of Women Lawyers-FIDA, Amref, Kisumu and Eldoret City Councils,
> National Council for Population and Development, Nation Media Group ,Shell
> Kenya and Shell International, Path, Techno serve,
> Christian Partners Development Agency, One Love One World Ends Aids ,
> National Aids Control Council, Center for British Teachers , JRS Sudan,
> Christian Mission Aid, Sudanese Red Cross, Mercy Corps, ADRA South Sudan
> Sector Programme among others.
> 
> Expected Outcome:
> 
> Participants will acquire skills and important tips necessary for
> successful proposal writing and fund raising, follow ups and funding
> Negotiations with donors.
> 
> Training Cost
> Training will take place for THREE days with sessions facilitated by
> successful and professional fundraisers with hands on skills and great
> wealth of experience .
> The training will cost USD 300 only.( KSHS 23,000/-). The fee caters for
> lunch and two teas, training, training materials and donor directory.
> Payments should be a week before the workshop.
> 
> Capacity Africa has identified proposal writing and fund raising, project
> planning and project management as a REAL need among organizations is
> dedicating capacity building in this critical area.
> 
> Capacity Africa can also tailor a training programme to meet the needs of
> any organization in the training areas proposed.
> 
> Training Package Value for the Money
> 
> Training and Writing Materials, Certificate, handouts, Proposal Writing
> project assistance for two weeks. All the participants will also be given
> a free copy of donor directory to support fund raising and networking
> capacity.
> 
> Training Methodology
> 
> Combination of lectures, didactics exercise, role plays, group working and
> question and Answer approaches. Each participant will practice by writing
> his/her proposal for fundraising.
> 
> If you are interested in participating in the Nairobi workshop, kindly
> contact:
> 
> Ms Pamela Ngugi
> 
> Capacity Africa Training Institute
> 
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Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
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From abierocarole at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 06:53:50 2010
From: abierocarole at yahoo.com (ABBY OTIENO)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 03:53:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] REHABILITATION CENTRE
Message-ID: <469556.99689.qm@web111913.mail.gq1.yahoo.com>

Hi YP,

I need some help anyone knows about a rehab where one can take a drug addict?/

i need a hand please.

Abby



      

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Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From flojuma2003 at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 07:06:41 2010
From: flojuma2003 at yahoo.com (florence juma)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 04:06:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] REHABILITATION CENTRE
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Mathare or Karen Hospital




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From: ABBY OTIENO <abierocarole at yahoo.com>
To: YP-KE <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Fri, July 9, 2010 1:53:50 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] REHABILITATION CENTRE


Hi YP,

I need some help anyone knows about a rehab where one can take a drug addict?/

i need a hand please.

Abby

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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
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Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
?
Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
?
Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association 
and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 


Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
?
Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
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Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha on 
0725 232 536
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Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From sunoti at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 07:27:51 2010
From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 04:27:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fighting and winning good battles!!!!
Message-ID: <187310.52118.qm@web37001.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

In a war, Generals usually strategise, organize and then set forth with their 
armies. As they approach each other,the battle lines are drawn and they size 
each other. When the war begins, in most known cases, unless a truce is called 
by both sides, a winner emerges.The strategies vary from swift attack to long 
drawn battles, diggings in and ambushes, propaganda?to scare tactics, bravado 
and chest thumping. The aim is to get the better of the other army.

Now, battles are usually won on strategy, the reason cases abound of smaller 
armies that have surprisingly defeated bigger, well equipped ones and vice 
versa.?During one of Israel's wars with Arab nations during the cold war,despite 
two superpowers on the side of each combatant, Israel managed fo fight off an 
combined onslaught of a number of arab nations and won. I am not a good student 
of history but I know that strategy was one of their winning pillars. Russian, 
then a superpower, supported the arabs while America landed to support Israel 
when it was almost at the brink of winning the war single handedly.

Israel had worked on a simple strategy, instead of fighting to defend itself, 
all surrounded by hostile neigbours, it chose to take the fight outside, so it 
dropped commados in Egypt and they took the war to Egypts doorstep. Soon, Egypt 
was pulling back troops from the combined force to go and defend their capital 
Cairo which was under threat from the Israelis!!!! They deviated the war front 
from their borders to that of the enemy.

In war, strategy is everything, the reason Generals withdraw troops when the 
onslaught is too much that they run the risk of anihilation. It is only a very 
vain General who fights, like the Kamikaze from Japan during the World Wars, 
unto the death. The reason in world wars, Gemany and Japan lost. They banked on 
"bravery" and fighting unto the end, even when the odds were against them. 
Withdrawal was not an option. The Generals who had to retreat would commit 
suicide for failing the leaders. So great Gerenals of World Wars ended up with 
the indignity of not dying in combat or getting a heros welcome back home but 
being burried in the field or left for vultures and wild animals after hanging 
their necks by the shirts of strippes of their positions.

There comes a time when a good fight may be lost because the General has decided 
to fight unto death, refusing to retreat,regroup, restrategize?and reorganize?to 
fight another day and win. It is such?Generals who die?with the good cause for 
there may never be such others like them to fight the battle. But a General who 
regroups and reorganizes his troops for another onslaught lives to see the 
spoils of battle but moreso, lives to garland his soldiers. The brave General 
never even lives to see his troops scattered?as POWs, the shame in their defeat 
and the dishonour of his?miscalculations.

There are great?Generals who?miscalculate greatly, but there are also great 
Generals who calculate greatly, which General would you wish to be?

But for all Generals, popularity is a recipe for a win, they need to be popular 
with the troops even as they are strict. The popular General has the admiration 
of his troops. Just like in elections, unpopularity is the bane of a sure win. I 
am yet to see a leader anywhere in the world who has ever won a free and fair 
election ridding on the wave of unpopularity and unpopular policies unless they 
steal such a vote.This popularity is with the people, not stones and trees for 
every leader aspires to lead people.

Otieno Sungu


      

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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From kjmwangi at gmail.com  Fri Jul  9 08:10:10 2010
From: kjmwangi at gmail.com (Kuria-Mwangi)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 08:10:10 -0400
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] I want her...
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTilqtFWf6UVEc57HXRaemg8Bww1JDrJn_0juZrQw@mail.gmail.com>
References: <AANLkTilnZcieoKCBQhfiTPMPs2ptRhR0R_PUsJnecwfv@mail.gmail.com>
	<AANLkTilqtFWf6UVEc57HXRaemg8Bww1JDrJn_0juZrQw@mail.gmail.com>
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Judy,
We need to know who is the lucky German lass. I hope she will be able
tolerate the ubuthi (upuzi) of this neighbor of mine. Where have you been? I
will ask Muita to send more of those sonnets.

On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 7:15 AM, judy kaiguire <jkaiguire at gmail.com> wrote:

> Oooooooooooh someone is "Falling in Love'" How sweet! <*^%$#@%^%!~>
>
> Nice one Muita made my weekend
>
>
> Judy
>
> On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 12:38 AM, Muita Wangoko <muitawangoko at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> I want her
>> Don't care who knows it.
>> I definitely and absolutely want her,
>> I adore her, I long for her.
>> Ever wanted to do more things,
>> Than there are names for with her.
>>
>>
>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
>> Regards,
>> ./Muita Wangoko:
>>
>> -The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
>> human mind to correlate all its contents.  We live on a placid island of
>> ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that
>> we should voyage far.  The sciences, each straining in its own direction,
>> have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of
>> dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of
>> our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the
>> revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark
>> age - The Call of Cthulhu
>>
>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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>> Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
>>
>> Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
>>
>> Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
>>
>> Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
>> Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
>> Design
>>
>> Guest Speaker Profile:
>> http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
>>
>> Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
>>
>> Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha
>> on 0725 232 536
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> Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
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> Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
>
> Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
>
> Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
> Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
> Design
>
> Guest Speaker Profile:
> http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
>
> Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
>
> Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha
> on 0725 232 536
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Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

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From abierocarole at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 08:17:32 2010
From: abierocarole at yahoo.com (ABBY OTIENO)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 05:17:32 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 14 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP
	Business Forum & Networking Session
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i confirm attendance.

Abby




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From: Moderator YP_Ke <youngprofessionals.ke at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Fri, July 9, 2010 2:57:37 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] 14 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP Business Forum & 
Networking Session


LYP and YPs,

We are having LYP Business Forum & Networking Session next Thursday (15th July, 
2010) at?Marble Arch Hotel?from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. (It?s on Lagos Road, near the 
Nairobi Fire station).

We will Evelyn Mungai-Eldon, the President, All Africa Businesswomen?s 
Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of 
Design being our main Guest Speaker.
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Confirm your attendance by texting your name to the Irene Mabcha, the Club 
Administrator on 0725 232 536. Cost: Ksh. 250, for your tea & snacks
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More details at the footer of this mail.
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Confirmed Attendants 
1.??????? Boniface Mbuki
2.??????? Catherine Wekesa
3.??????? Daniel Nyutu
4.??????? Erastus Ouko
5.??????? Francis Mwangi
6.??????? Fridah Gathure
7.??????? Irene Mbacha
8.??????? James Kanyua
9.??????? James Muraguri
10.??? Josiah Onsembe
11.??? Judy Kaiguire
12.??? Linda Kenya
13.??? Muriithi Magiri
14.??? Ramah Salim
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Attached find the ?
?????????? LYP Brounchure
?????????? LYP Registration Form(For those who may wish to be LYP Members, The 
subscription fee is Ksh. 1,000 annually) 

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Guest Speaker Profile. 
Evelyn Mungai is one of Kenya?s leading businesswomen and an entrepreneur par 
excellence. She started her career in the early 1970s, with the establishment of 
one of the first companies in Kenya to offer recruitment services. She then 
became the pioneer of the design industry in the region, through the 
establishment of Evelyn College of Design, which last year celebrated its 30th 
anniversary.
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For over ten years she was publisher of Presence, a magazine catering to 
business and professional women. She is the author of Kenya Women Reflections, a 
book celebrating the women who were prominent in the independence struggle. She 
is also Chairman of Speedway Investments, a property development company.
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As a publisher she was a member of the Media Owners Association, and in 1994, 
she was appointed a member of the Task Force on Press Laws by Kenya's Attorney 
General. She was the Chairman of the Media Ownership Development and Licensing 
Committee.
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Throughout her entrepreneurial career she has been a champion for women?s 
economic empowerment. She has served as Chairperson of the Nairobi Business and 
Professional Women?s Club, and she is the Founder President of the All Africa 
Businesswomen Association (AABA), which promotes the economic empowerment of 
women all over Africa. She was the first woman member of the prestigious 
continentwide organisation of leading African businesspeople, the African 
Business Round Table (ABR). She was also ABR's Vice-Chairman, the Chairman being 
President of the African Development Bank. 

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She is or has been on the board of numerous organisations, both in Kenya and 
internationally. She is the immediate Past Chairman of the Kenya Chapter of 
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption watchdog, and she is a 
Trustee of the President?s Award Scheme. She has served as a member of the 
Africa Project Development Facility (APDF) Board of Advisors. (APDF is part of 
IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank.)
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She is Past President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi, the largest and oldest 
Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa, through which for six years she has been 
spearheading a major village empowerment project. She has also been an Assistant 
Governor of Rotary. 

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In her capacity as Vice-Chairman of ABR, she testified before the Sub-Committee 
on Africa of the Sub- Committee on International Policy and Trade Committee and 
Foreign Affairs of the U.S. House of Representatives, addressing the role of the 
private sector in the development for Africa.
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In 1993, she was awarded the Lincoln University President?s Award for Excellence 
in Business and Finance, and at the end of 2006 the President of Kenya awarded 
the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), in recognition of her many significant 
contributions to the country.
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She is featured in the International Who?s Who of Intellectuals; the Who?s Who 
in theCommonwealth: 1983-1992; the World Who?s Who of Men and Women of 
Distinction; theCommunity Leaders of the World; the International Book of 
Honour; the International Register of Profiles; the Dictionary of International 
Biography; the International Register of Personalities; the International Who?s 
Who of Contemporary Achievements; and the World?s Who?s Who ofWomen.
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Present responsibilities
Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design
Founded 30 years ago, and still the leader in its field ? regionally
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Chairman, Speedway Investments Ltd.
A property development company
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Project Coordinator, Cura Rotary Community Corps
An integrated rural development initiative aimed at village empowerment
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President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association
Promotes development of African businesswomen in the formal sector
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Trustee, President?s Award Scheme
Kenya chapter of Duke of Edinburgh?s award scheme
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Advisory Board, Africa Business Leadership Forum
A leading continent-wide Initiative composed of Africa?s Leaders and Captains of 
Industry.
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Past Responsibilities
Chairman, Transparency International, Kenya Chapter
The global anti-corruption watchdog
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Chairman, Rotary Club of Nairobi
First woman leader of the largest and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa
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Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9200
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Vice-Chairman, Africa Business Round Table
Private sector arm of African Development Bank (ADB)
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Board member, African Project Development Facility
Part of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank
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Board member, Kenya Film Corporation
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Founder, Board Member, NCBDA
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Director, Pride Africa
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Chairman, Sunlink
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Chairman, Nairobi Business and Professional Women Association
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Publisher, Presence Magazine
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Author, Kenya Women Reflections
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Areas of strength and experience
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????????? Experienced and successful board member of numerous national, 
continental and global bodies? often as chairperson
????????? Deep understanding of business, as entrepreneur and director, in 
fields such as publishing, PR, design, films, education, property development 
and micro finance.
????????? Wide network of top-level business and political contacts around 
Africa, in the US (eg Corporate Council for Africa, Capitol Hill) and elsewhere. 
Greatly respected in global circles, as a result of extensive exposure over many 
years.
????????? Knowledge on trade issues, including AGOA
????????? Long-time pioneer of women?s economic empowerment.
????????? Champion for community-based development
????????? Speaker and writer
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Conferences & Investment Promotion Missions
1983 Sponsored by West German government for study tour of German business and 
publishing houses. Further visits to Mauritius for interaction with women 
leaders and public officials.
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1985 Sponsored for US tour by African-American Institute, to meet publishers and 
editors of women?s magazines
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1988 Presented paper on Women entrepreneurs and the new technological 
environment, at International Institute of Communication Conference, Washington 
DC
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1989 Presented paper on Women and the workplace at Frederick Ebert Foundation 
Conference in West Germany
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1989 Presented paper on Women in the media: who makes decisions, and does it 
really matter? at International Institute of Communication Conference in Paris, 
France
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1990 Conference speaker on Training for the creation and development of business 
in ACP countries, at ACP/EEC conference in Marseille, France
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1984-1991 Participated in several investment missions to Europe, South Asia, 
Canada and the US, to promote Africa
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1988 Speaker at lunch for leading businesspeople for Africa Business Roundtable 
Investment Mission in Toronto, Canada, on The role of African Women in the 
private sector
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1992 Testified before Sub-committee on Africa; and Sub-committee on 
International Economic Policy and Trade; of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of 
the US House of Representatives, Washington DC, on The role of the private 
sector in development for Africa
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1992 Chaired panel on The role of women in promoting African entrepreneurship in 
Accra, Ghana, during an APDF Conference on Entrepreneurship Development in 
Sub-Saharan Africa
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1992 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) Sub-Committee meeting in 
Kampala, Uganda on Democracy and Governance
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1992 Presented paper on Management ? a great opportunity for women and chaired 
forum on Business Management at AMSCO Conference in Cape Verde
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1993 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) meeting in Maastricht in 
Holland on Africa?s future and the world
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1994 Served in panel and presented a paper at a GCA NGO Conference on Africa ? 
Investments, Needs and Threats
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1994 Guest speaker at Rotary Club of Maastricht on What role should donors play 
in development in Africa?
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1994 Main speaker, University of Groningen Centre for Development Studies on A 
future for Africa
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1994 Speaker/Participant at the Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, on Donors: 
their role in Development Assistance
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1994 Keynote Speaker, African Business Council of The Netherlands, on Expanding 
your business in Africa
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1998 International guest speaker at Award Ceremony for South African 
Businesswoman of the Year, in Johannesburg, and then in Durban and Cape Town
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2000 Delegate at World Bank / IMF meeting in Prague, Czech Republic on Making 
the Global Economy work for everyone and delivered a paper on Building consensus 
for reform
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2003 Delegate at GCA NEPAD meeting, Accra, Ghana, Botswana, Kenya
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2005 Speaker at IDRC conference in Ottawa, Canada, on Unleashing entrepreneurial 
potential
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2004 Delegate at Commission for Africa private sector consultation conferences 
in Dar and in London
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2005 Speaker at ESKOM African Leaders Forum, on Women and Emotional 
Intelligence, and panelist on Reducing poverty in Africa
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AWARDS
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1989 Honoured by Westover Consultants, leading US company, for her contribution 
to private sector development in Africa, at ceremony attended by leading public 
and private sector personalities
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From: johngichuru2004 at gmail.com (Gichuru)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 15:34:04 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] REHABILITATION CENTRE
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I think Amani Counselling Centre (Mbagathi Rd.) or Oasis Centre (not
sure of address) would help.

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> Hi YP,
>
> I need some help anyone knows about a rehab where one can take a drug
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From ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 08:35:50 2010
From: ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com (Rose Kagwiria)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 05:35:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST
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Kibaya, Kuria, Papa and others
Thanks all of you for support you have given me in all the articles i have 
written in these forums. Mr Kibaya, women take things from a different angle. 
Papa is my son and i cannot curse him. All mothers will agree with me that all 
children are not the same. Some will always make fun of everything. My last born 
behaves like Papa or Harry and i cope with him very well. i was no different 
when i was young. For me papa said just what is found in Meru as in any other 
community in Kenya. We have miraa which generates alot of income in meru and 
there is no way we produce something and we dont taste. Otherwise it would be so 
stupid of us. Merus say what they do and do what they say and this what makes 
them unique. Since Papa is not from meru thats why i understood him. Merus stand 
their grounds even if it means killing you or chopping off your hands. they 
never copy what other people do. they are never moved by wind. They never 
compete if not necessary. Mr mwangi undrstands merus better than other 
communities because he is our neighbor.
     Mr Kuria Dr Kilemi was my teacher in form 2 and i assure you he is my role 
model. He is such a kind man who has seen his family develop even at that tender 
age when he taught me. His younger sister was one year behind me in seco and she 
was my friend. I know the guy is very intelligent and and has a heart of Gold. 
Please Mr Kibaya say hi to him.
Rose




________________________________
From: "kibaya at aol.com" <kibaya at aol.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, July 8, 2010 6:37:08 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST

  
ha ha ha...Kuria Kuria, the story teller! Yes, B'more we represent and I'll 
convey your regards to Mwalimu Kilemi...note, it's 'Kilemi' not 'Kirimi'; the 
two names have completely different meanings in meru. Kirimi is for one 
predisposed towards farming, 'urimi'; Kilemi is for one who has tendencies of 
'uremi', utukutu..bad boy! See how one letter 'e' makes the difference.. I doubt 
Hon. Kilemi was a bad boy when he was young but for his mother to give him such 
a name, who knows? Despite, don't we see rebelliousness in the fella even now? 
Or at KU in your time?..why would a fellow, knowing too well the ruthlessness 
of the Kanu machinery, fronted in KU then by Eshiwani, think of leading the UASU 
clamour? Only a 'Kilemi' would do this, a 'Kirimi' would be content watering his 
sukumas and enjoying his watermelons.  
 
And didn't your friend Eshiwani pay him good; sacked him and others and gave him 
3 hrs to pack and leave university premises! Poor Kilemi had so squeeze in a 
little servant quarter with family and house help..If things were to happen all 
over again, I'd advice my sister not look twice at anybody with a name 
suggesting 'utukutu'...'ukulima', yes anytime!   

Back to Rose and Papa Likondi: I was giving Rose hints on what rungus to throw 
at Likondi for disrespecting my people, and remembered there is one that reduced 
even the indomitable Shariff Nassir to tears! Rose didn't get it; how about we 
combine both Mulu mutisya and Maitha's insults on Likondi? Papa Likondi, for 
insulting the Meru and the Akamba people, we have looked at your background and 
we have found the following: that you were conceived on some riverbed by some 
unknown fellow(s) and not Likondi sr! The prime suspect in this activity is the 
black, tall mad man roaming the streets of kakamega; that you're also of unsound 
mind, and the stories you have told here about our women having pin-size legs 
and uneven buttocks is nothing but work of fiction; that no mumeru or Mukamba, 
sane or insane, would stoop to the lows of exposing our beautiful bodies to a 
deranged man who's even suspected of having shied away from the river!  
 
In view of the aforementioned, we the Ameru and the Akamba people do hereby 
swear that if the path to heaven passed through your land, we would rather go to 
hell! ..Rev, remember the Angaine fight with Biship Imathiu; the man of god 
swore to opt to go to hell if the path to heaven passed through Angaine's 
shamba!  Will tell you baadaye, what Angaine had said of the poor Bishop to push 
him to such extremity.. 
 
Likondi we're not done with you yet; in view of what you have also said 
about our cousins the Omugusii (sp), we invite the master himself, the man from 
the forests of Carolinas, mr Gichaba to come forth and say a few unkind words. 
We remind him not to forget calling you Ngome ya Maziwa, punda milia, mwewe, 
farasi and a few others from his rich armoury...    
 
 If all this doesn't work, then I recommend Rose and Ngina to curse you as 
prescribed by Rev. Kuria, but without the 'miti shamba' bit..that bit was found 
to have no curse value/effect; only to be benefitial to Rev! We may invite Wams 
to join in as well; a kikuyu in solidarity with meru and kamba cousins.   Repent 
and seek forgiveness, Likondi! 

 
Murume





-----Original Message-----
From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: Kenya Forum <youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Jul 7, 2010 1:51 pm
Subject: Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST


Kibaya,
Are you the Kibaya of Baltimore or another one? Say hi to my teacher Hon. 
Kirimi.
 
Now let set the issues right. Shariff Nassir cried because Maitha said he was 
conceived by somebody not known to him or rather he was bastard (Mwanaharamu) 
not because he was conceived by the roadside. I dont think if his bio father did 
it by the roadside that would be a big issue.
 
It is Mulu Mutisya who claimed that journalists were conceived by the river 
beds. I would rather do it by the road side and be caught by people than do it 
by the riverside and be caught by a hippo or worse still by a crocodile. I would 
probably be the one to get the bite and the lady would get a chance to run away 
and leave me at the mercy of the crocodile. 

 
That is why I avoid those missionary works in dangerous spots. If she is crazy 
about missionary works and she is stupid, I let her go on top so that a wild 
animal arriving unannounced gets her first and I take off. I will not act like a 
hero fighting a crocodile or a lion naked and barehanded. I would rather be 
accused of cowardise than die or get maimed protecting a woman who will 
eventually leave me because I am either dead or crippled by a crocodile. I get 
one side of the butt eaten by a crocodile and she will never want to me with 
half a butt, walking with a gait and looking ugly with trousers sagging since 
the crocodile ate the tako nuse and part of the waist. What if the crocodile 
turned me upside down and went for the jolobo? Which woman will want a 
joloboless man? Even your own wife will not protect you barehanded when a 
crocodile charges at you. In first place, God cannot protect you because you 
were either committing adultery or fornication otherwise why couldnt you wait 
until you return home? Which decent wife want to be laid by the crocodile 
infested River Tana?
 
 I take off and go to look for reinforcement. If we return with the police or 
APs or game rangers and find her alive, then she thanks her God and I thank my 
God for the wisdom. That is why I have asked God to give me wisdom like the one 
he gave Solomon and I have it. Now we are working on wealth.
 
Did I tell you of a very close friend from home who took his fiancee for a 
picnic at Kangure, a nearby hill with the best scenery in the land. He is not as 
gifted with wisdom like yours truly (ile ya kuzaliwa God has been giving me 
since I pray to get plenty of it). Instead of waiting to return to his thingira 
(hut) which is located only 4 miles away, the devil took charge and he was all 
over her, blanket carried by fiancee used as mattress (she must have planned to 
be laid on otherwise why carry a blanket with that december heat?
 
This is where he lacked wisdom. Instead of looking for a method which would 
provide equal opportunity in sharing risks (side ways), he went for the 
missionary. This is only good in secure places and not good all the time. 
Instead of claiming equality and letting her go on top yet he knew Kangure is 
infested by mongoose and cobras, he made her face the sky (long choice, stupid 
move) and he faced his ancestors (ground). A cobra, a huge one crawled and 
directly hit from the back as he was trying to aim at the manhole. His butt was 
in midair when the cobra grabbed his butt and the balls. Then the struggle 
trying to get the cobra off.
 
Fiancee took off and forgot that his would be husband's balls and part of the 
butt were inside the mouth of a cobra and it was trying to swallow him and only 
found it difficult because he has a huge butt and he was bending by the time of 
the attack. All she did was crying shouting snake instead of pulling the cobra 
off and trying to shave his testicles and butt. She never looked at the back 
until armed folks arrived.
 
By the time she returned with men armed with spears, the cobra was chewing his 
testicles and having a dinner of the fellow's butt. He was taken to hospital, 
testiclesless and with a butt half chewed by a cobra. She then started looking 
for a subastantive replacement. I would also not continue with the relationship 
if I were her. Not with a person whose butt is chewed by a cobra and with no 
testicles. 

 
I wont do missionary work anywhere unless she was on top or some security guards 
protected us with matimu na ndotono (spears and shields).
 
Now back to Rose. Is she going to curse Papa Likondi on top of the tree when she 
is naked? I understand those curses works only if one was naked and in Meru she 
needs to kill a goat half way by piercing it's neck and then carrying it on her 
shoulders as she beats the almost dead goat which is breeding with a stick (?) 
or hands and then she climbs the tree naked and with the goat? If she will be 
allowed to dress, can she wear jeans or are the elders going to insist on 
wearing a dress? Mini skirt? She better wear a biker since thugs and those 
elders may assemble at the tree to watch how she curses Papa Likondi and we dont 
want anybody to see too much with the exception of the man of the cloth since I 
will be her spiritual adviser and administer. 

 
Can we please get Kamba women to follow suit and curse this Papa Likondi? How is 
Kithito curse done? I prefer the Kamba women use the Meru curse with volunteers 
getting naked and killing and carrying dead goats to the curse tree. They better 
know how to climb trees and they need to know that they will be climbing the 
tree naked so that the curse will be effective. I recommend Carol Ngina does the 
cursing. I will help Carol climb the tree since it is extremely difficult for a 
woman to climb a tree when she is naked. I will let her sit on my shoulders for 
a while so that she can get support and hold my hand with her hand and then do 
the same when she climbs down the tree (mpanda mti husuka). Then I will 
admnister mti samba to Rose and Carol since mti ni dawa and we are working on 
traditional methods of cursing and healing. 

 
This thug should be cursed by all peace loving Kamba women. I will supervise the 
curses and so Rose and Carol need not fear about the misteps. I will wait until 
they descend from the tree to receive them at the base of the tree with both 
hands. They will get hugs and kisses from the man of the cloth. When?


On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:25 AM, <kibaya at aol.com> wrote:

Now Rose look what you have brought us, with this UGLINESS talk? Now, the whole 
tribe is getting insulted by 'mai ya nguku' like this Likondi fella!  
> 
>Since you brought this one on us, Njuri Ncheke has decided you must climb the 
>tallest tree and call this creep all the names you can think off; curse him 
>thoroughly! While at it, don't forget to tell him that we suspect he was 
>conceived by the roadside! Hope this reduces him to tears like it did to one 
>Shariff Naser..
>
>Also don't forget to get me his address; I hear it's somewhere in kibera, line 
>saba or nane. Confirm his address because some of these transgressions call for 
>face-to-face talk; it's time to kick some as..!
>
>Murume
>
> 
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Papa Likondi <papalikondi at googlemail.com>
>To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>
>Sent: Wed, Jul 7, 2010 3:42 am
>Subject: Re: Mrs Meru the UGLIEST
>
>
>It is simly called survival strategy. Max Weber and Confucious could have found 
>you one of their best students.
>These Meru's (Please note I am not being tribal since we all belong to a certain 
>tribe heer in Kenya) have never won anything in Kenya and on Earth. The only 
>competition they can be placed second is chewing miraa after the Somalis. On 
>short tempers after the Kisiis.
>
>
>On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 12:34 AM, Rose Kagwiria <ikirimakagwiria at yahoo.com> 
>wrote:
>
> 
>> 
>>He, he he he . You guys you make me wonder. Always MISS BEAUTY. Why not Mrs 
>>Beauty too or Mrs Ugly. Within the next few months i am going to contest for Mrs 
>>Meru the Ugliest and i must win the award because i know i have no opponents in 
>>meru. Kinya biiceke bii ngoogo(even the thin sugarcane has juice). So don't 
>>think because i am old and ugly i cant win the awards. Just be cleaver bwana.
>> 
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From: totiaa at gmail.com (Mheshimiwa...)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 15:54:03 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] I want her...
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The efects of drinking Germany kumi kumi are well indicated here.
Thanks you didn't lose your sight.....

No one loves and says....You love and do....Period.

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From: totiaa at gmail.com (Mheshimiwa...)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 16:01:52 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Spring Bed......
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Good people....things have not been nice in my matters matrimonial.From the
time she started sleeping at the famous man side of the bed...to the buying
of a double decker and the wall clock coming into the picture....i only
smile outside my house.

Now...the other day i went back to my house only to find my wooden 5*6 bed
replaced by a 5*6 spring bed by the very truely mine...

I was lost for words for i felt this to be an insult.Everytime i turn
over..the bed swings for like three minutes...This leaves me woried on how
this bed will behave when it comes matters fix the rod.The intetion of
bringing this bed has been very ununderstood by the good me.

Am thinking either the bed goes or the one who brought it to go with it.

Can someone educate me on this before one of us quits....

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From: aggreyadoyo at gmail.com (aggrey adoyo)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 16:56:51 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] perry mason mysteries
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Are there any young professionals here old enough to be fans of Erle Stanley
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From rk at fishkenya.net  Fri Jul  9 12:21:39 2010
From: rk at fishkenya.net (Reuben Kigame)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 19:21:39 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: The Kiswahili Translation of the Proposed
	Constitution.
Message-ID: <015b01cb1f85$53c28700$ffa41cac@kigame>


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Reuben Kigame 
To: ANTONY MBAYAKI ; Anthony Maina ; Anne Mbugua ; Edward Lumadede ; cjakait at gmail.com 
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 4:53 PM
Subject: The Kiswahili Translation of the Proposed Constitution.


Dear All, 

I have been doing civic education and have faced a serious problem with the Swahili translation of the proposed constitution to the point that I do not distribute it at all. The basic reason is twofold" First, it is a totally different document by virtue of what it says, quite different from the English document in several places. Secondly, I find it a ploy to deceive the voting masses and deliberately so. 

Here are some of the reasons:

1. we all know that Article 26 is one of the most contentious of the articles in the proposed constitution. So, why would anyone make such a blatant mistake in translating Clause 2 of this article with this same knowledge? The English draft says, the life of a person begins at conception. In Kiswahili it should say "Maisha ya mtu huanza wakati mimba inatungwa" or something like it. You know what it says in the Kiswahili translation? "Maisha ya mtu huanza baada ya kutunga mimba." This translates to, "The life of a person begins after conception has taken place." This is evil.

2. There are missing clauses in the English translation, e.g. Article 41 Clause 3 which has only E and F. The Kiswahili trnaslation changes this to A and B. In Article 103, Clause 2 is missing in the English. It is there in the Kiswahili translation.

3. The translation of the term "manifest" in Article 32 should be "dhihirisha." the word is not there and neither is the sense of manifest rendered.

Someone please find me room to debate this with the experts or just clarify it for me. Use facts.

Reuben Kigame.

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From rk at fishkenya.net  Fri Jul  9 12:17:58 2010
From: rk at fishkenya.net (Reuben Kigame)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 19:17:58 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: Land questions.
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Dear All,

I have chosen to re-send this and would appreciate some document-based comments.

Reuben.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Reuben Kigame 
To: Anthony Maina ; Mbagaya Julius ; cjakait at gmail.com ; Edward Lumadede ; Samuel Makome ; Sally Malinda 
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 4:38 PM
Subject: Land questions.


Dear All, 

Could any lawyer or member of this discussion group tell me something about Article 63 in the proposed constitution in so far as it seems to conflict with Agenda 4?

To my knowledge, Agenda 4, in solving the problem of hostility experienced in 2007-8 wanted the question of ethnic violence on the basis of land taken care of once for all. Now, with the provisions of Article 63 where Community land is also defined on the basis of ethnicity, is this a solution to the crisis it seeks to deal with? Besides, do we really want a Kenya where the constitution has a documented recognition of ethnic groups owning land? so, are we not entrenching the problem of 2007-8 by having Article 63 reading the way it does? What will stop people from being evicted from the so-called "community land" once the new constitution is enacted? Someone help me, and please be reasonable and factual.

Second, Article 65 allows foreigners to lease land for a period of 99 years, exceeding most of their own lifespans. Is this what we want? 

Article 68 indeed says that parliament will regulate the minimal and maximum acreage of land. How do you explain this to the common Mwananchi in a manner not to cause alarm to the effect that the government will actually not be interfering with his land rights?

Lastly, has anyone realized that the Kenya Land Commission will have the right to impose taxes on land and, at the same time, the County Government impose property tax, which includes land in Schedule 4?

Reuben Kigame.

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From jbatec at yahoo.com  Fri Jul  9 14:50:57 2010
From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 11:50:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Reinventing USAID to Meet 21st Century Development
	and Security Challenges
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Folks,
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Beware of Tongue Twisters, those who are preaching delays and postponement of the 
Referendum, those preaching for the "YES" in style to be considerate and be patient and
accept going back to drawing boards, wameketi AKARA, just incase "NO" fail to loop, they
have room to escape safely, yet we all know....Ngoja Ngoja huumiza matumbo, tena Ngoja 
ngoja utamkuta mtoto si wako.......halakati tuwashike mapema, imekuwa kukuru kakara.
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Connect the dots people..........why Moi and Ruto's head swell for "NO" with former stone
thrower??JAMES SHIKWATI - who graduated from Moi University, their mission and forward
strategy to defeat Referendum............Think of those Powerful influences behind Moi and
Museveni on the hijacking of Migingo for their Fish Industries, who are the bonafide factors
for?benefitiaries,.......think of the Moi University's Mission to initiate and support the Youth's
Business Enterprising connections for SIFE and IREN.......think and think again why Dr.
Abonyo and Esq......factors behind Dominion Investment and the Genetically Modified
Foods who are in search for free land or bigger lands for their projects, how and why I
suspect, they want to push Luo Nyanza landowners, starting from South Nyanza, the most
potential and fertilized land to be hijacked and owned?in joint land parcel controlled by them
in a sneaky way.....why they would have a reason to use the insecticide reason to achieve
their smart deading of human beings in and around the Luo Nyanza so the land can
automatically remain vacant for them in the end..........Think and think again, why they did
not bring the matter to parliament, but have the Member of Parliament for Rift Valley boast
around that they have 40% in stock voters........The Business Enterprising Connections for 
SIFE and IREN are definately MOI PROJECT for Moi University.........he he he he...Eh...
Balaa bin balaa......Moi Wuod Odongo.....najiuliza, kwanini anachukia wajadhe hivi?
Mungu amsaidie apate Change of Heart........
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Why do you think they are pushing the Referendum back to square one to go back to where they will "shika them mateka"........under siege.....so they can have enough time 
to achieve their mission.....Think why Dombolo Music is not ending or changing tune....
Think why, all these years of struggle they still consider New Constitution has been pushed too quickly........Think of all the Tounge Twisters supporters of Omtatah why they are trading to have Referendum kicked out from the Court........Think and think again people....
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Kwanini Moi ametoka inje kwa fujo akifuatwa na makanisa walio hongwa........Na madolas$, wanaogopa the New Constitution itawavumbua, their shoddy deals.....
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Kwani Joe Biden ni mjinga wakitetea Kenya kuwa na CHANGE/MABADILIKO......jiulize??
connect the dots people......kwani USAID on Reinventing their 21st Century?Development
and Security Challenges?Programe, wameingiwa na vichaa ama kasongo? .... Think and 
think people.......connect the dots for your survival and future.......Power is with the People,
Our destiny is in our hands, let us protect our interest so we?are not reminded that we are
not ready for the world people.......We Must End Corruption by all means people........beat
them in their game.....
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Civil Society and the Public including the Local Community in the ground.....let us continue with People Power to?chart out our needs through open discussion in the FORA in our traditional?KANGAROO COURTS?halafu, we demand our leaders reciprocate, or to be FIRED......Tuwe?MACHO people so we can catch the thieves and?charge them appropriately.......Au Sio !......?
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Migingo ni Yetu, kwani tangu lini Rift Valley iko na SAMAKI.....jiulize kisha connect the 
dots.......kisha you listen and pay attention to the EXPERTS.......People....for safety and 
security.....Go Vote "YES"
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I Love You All........But Chunga !
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Cheers !
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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com


--- On Sun, 6/20/10, Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com> wrote:
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Row over proposed MPs pay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTkWvo45DsE&feature=player_embedded
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7116219 
13 minutes ago 

@opado Your writing as well as ideas are truly pathetic. 
The mission of the majority of Kenyans here is to? stop the lunacy of greed, corruption and looting of the treasury altogether. It does not matter who is in office.
Fellows like you are the ones who help fuel and justify the very epidemic corrupted `rights' afflicting the nation. And when you combine that with ethnicity, it can only get dirty. 
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Referendum roadblocks 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhZfBijvJdQ&feature=player_embedded
NTVKenya | July 07, 2010 
The much-anticipated Jamleck bill appeared to die a natural death today, after the mover gave up on it alleging sabotage. The bill seeking to suspend the referendum the much-anticipated Jamleck bill appeared to die a natural death today, after the mover gave up on it alleging sabotage. The bill seeking to suspend the referendum failed to appear on parliament's order of business despite earlier indications that it would be debated today. The development came as the special court on the review prepared to rule on a case that is also seeking to stop the august 4th vote. 
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The Long Search For Reforms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEFhkIdp9v0&feature=player_embedded#!
standardgroupkenya | July 07, 2010 
Twenty years after the first calls for democratic change, Kenyans are still seeking a new constitution. The men and women who began the struggle are confident it is coming to a successful conclusion soon. Lives have been lost and people maimed in the relentless battle for a free society. K-t-n's Emmanuel Talam reports on the long journey of change.
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Politics 
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Experts raise concerns over distortions on draft

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Updated 6 min(s) ago 
By AUGUSTINE ODUOR 
The Committee of Experts is cautioning Kenyans to be wary of politicians and groups deliberately distorting the Proposed Constitution during public debates. 
Committee chairman Nzamba Kitonga said it was unfortunate lies and misinformation are being peddled under the guise of civic education in the run up to August 4 referendum. 






The chairman of the Committee of Experts on the constitution Nzamba Kitonga during a press briefing in Nairobi Friday. [Photo: Collins Kweyu/Standard] 
He said distortions are mainly on the bill of rights, particularly on abortion and land clauses. 
"Contrary to the chapters explicit provision that abortion is not permitted, some leaders have persisted in claiming the draft permits abortion, homosexuality and lesbianism," he said. 
Kitonga said several outrageous claims have been made on the land chapter. "Other leaders have also claimed that the Proposed Constitution is a foreign imposition," he said. 
He was speaking today in Nairobi during a media briefing where the committee announced plans for the second round of civic education. Kitonga urged Kenyans to be vigilant and ignore those peddling lies. 
"Kenyans must think for themselves. Take responsibility. Do not just wait for politicians and groups to give you distorted information," said Kitonga. 
Outrageous lies 
He said the committee has embarked on the second and final leg of civic education, which will involve radio talk shows, road shows and press advertisements. 
"This is intended to further clarify the distortions, misinformation and outrageous lies that have and continue to mislead the public on some of the provisions," he said. 
CoE has lately come under heavy criticism over its low-profile civic education. But today, the committee said it had conducted intensive and extensive countrywide civic education that has seen them distribute about 10 million copies of the proposed law. 
They said they have been conducting civic education on borrowed money even after the government announced the release of the cash earlier last month. 
Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Finance Assistant Minister Oburu Odinga said Sh553 million was earmarked for civic education in the 2010/2011 Budget but could not be released without Parliament?s approval. 
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Why Anglican bishops want referendum postponed

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Updated 3 hr(s) 36 min(s) ago 

Related Stories
  Referendum Ruling 
  Constitution Talks
BY BEAUTTAH OMANGA and GRACE WEKESA 

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) will hold talks with the Government on contentious clauses in the Proposed Constitution only if it postpones the August 4 referendum. 
Announcing the demand yesterday after a meeting, the Bishops Synod, led by ACK head, Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, said holding the poll could spell doom for the country. 
"The foul mood in the country is not conducive for a referendum, and we still believe in the postponement of the referendum with a view to building consensus in the long term interest of the nation", said the Synod in a statement. This followed behind-the-scenes efforts by the State to bring the churches to a roundtable meeting for dialogue. 
President Kibaki and VP Kalonzo Musyoka have persistently indicated that those opposed to the proposed constitution will be talked to, and brought on board to agree on passing the new law, and then amending it later. 
The Bishop?s Synod is the top organ of the ACK. 
"If our plea for fresh talks is ignored, then our stand to vote against the proposed document still stands," said Wabukala. 
Addressing a press conference at Nairobi?s All Saints Cathedral, Archbishop Wabukala, accompanied by 30 ACK church leaders, said the current campaigns for and against the proposed law had polarised the country. 
" Just like in 2005 when leaders split the nation and planted seeds of discord, the same is applying now, and that is why as church leaders we are concerned that the country will be divided further, simply because we want a new constitution" said the ACK head. 

Unfortunate events 
The Synod said those who vote "NO" would feel aggrieved if the document passed, as would those who vote "YES" if the document is rejected, and warned that such a scenario would not augur well for the future of the country. 
"There should be no victor or vanquished in a Constitution making process. Whichever way you vote, the fact that you have taken part in the process should be honoured", said the church. 
The Church leaders said Kenyans have to remember unfortunate events after the 2007 General Election, and avoid going back to the same situation again. 
The leaders expressed concern that the campaign trends were widening the gap between Church and State, yet the two should be at the forefront as partners in uniting the nation. 
?? We urge the Government to step in and narrow the gap between the State and the Church by creating forums for dialogue and consensus building, both before and after the referendum", said Wabukala. 
The Archbishop said it was wrong for the State and those pushing for the Proposed Constitution to stick to laid down law making procedures, while ignoring what he termed as " African traditions" in defusing tensions and solving differences. 
The Church said the country was under going heightened tension that had put it at crossroads because of sharp differences of opinion on the Proposed Constitution, and the upcoming referendum. 
"The mood of the nation is characterised by fear, anxiety, confusion, lack of political direction, apathy and suspicion," said Wabukala. 
He asked both sides ("Yes" and "No" camps) to come to a roundtable and borrow from African traditions, where people made every effort to agree on issues. 
Archbishop Wabukala said all means available must be embraced to ensure all Kenyans understood the importance of the Proposed Constitution, as it was a covenant between them and the Government. 
He said: "Let us be driven by the vision of a united people, a people who are very aware of the shared humanity and the beauty of diversity, and also where people are free to have differences of opinion, without fear of being intimidated or shunned?. 

Healing and integration 
The church leaders said they still stood by their resolution to oppose the Proposed Constitution, unless amendments to the clauses on Kadhis? Courts and Abortion were addressed. 
They said they were dedicated to reconciliation, healing and integration. 
They said the Church as a conscience of the society has a biblical mandate to proclaim and sustain justice peace and harmony. 
They reminded Kenyans that the country was at a turning point, with critical and lasting impact on the current generation, and those to come. 
"This is not time to assert stands and opinions on the proposed Constitution if that will only serve to create divisions along ethnic, regional or religious lines," said Wabukala. 
He urged Kenyans to focus beyond the referendum, and on the wellbeing of the nation, by promoting peace harmony and unity. 
A section of the church has vowed to oppose the Proposed Constitution on grounds it indirectly permits abortion. 
But some church elders, among them ACK?s former head David Gitari, have backed proponents of the document, saying it is much better than the current constitution. 
Church leaders opposed to the draft have held high profile rallies inn Nairobi and Nakuru, attended by politicians leading the "No" campaign against the proposed Constitution. 
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Rift MPs sure of 40pc Yes vote




 
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Kipkelion MP Magerer Langat during a news conference at Parliament Buildings July 9, 2010. He said Rift Valley MPs were confident of delivering at least 40 percent of the 1.5m Kalenjin vote to the Yes side at the referendum on the proposed constitution. 
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Photo/JAMES NJUGUNA?
By?LUCAS BARASA
Posted?Friday, July 9?2010?at?12:00
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Rift Valley MPs in the Yes camp are confident they will deliver at least 40 percent of the 1.5 million votes from the Kalenjin community at the referendum on the proposed constitution.
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Energy assistant minister Magerer Langat said Friday that the proposed constitution faced the most resistance in Rift Valley but added that there has been a surge in increase of people joining Yes after "seeing the realities of the document".
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?The ground is now accommodative to divergent views. In the entire Rift Valley Yes will win. We are facing challenges in Kalenjin area whose votes total 1.5 million but are confident we will garner between 40 percent and 45 percent of the votes from the community itself,? Mr Magerer said during a news conference at Parliament Buildings, Nairobi.
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The MPs further denied that they risk losing their seats in the 2012 elections for aligning themselves against Higher Education minister William Ruto who is leading the No push. 

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Coat tails

?This notion is not only fallacious but grossly maligns the collective intelligence of the Kalenjin electorate. As an elected leader myself, I owe my election or re-election to the service I offer to my constituents and is not pegged to loyalty to political demagogues and supposed demi-gods,? Mr Magerer said.

The deputy ODM chief-whip, who read a statement on behalf of Kalenjin MPs in the Yes camp, said the community does not elect leaders based on ?how tight he or she can hang on the coat tails of political god-fathers".
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For instance, they said, the 2005 referendum did not influence those elected in the10th Parliament adding that it is cheap to tie a new constitution to political survival.

?Rift Valley leaders are supportive of the Draft Constitution owing to benefits that will accrue to our people and Kenya as a whole and not what we stand to benefit as individuals. The constitutional debate should be separated from personality contests and 2012 succession politics,? the statement said.
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The leaders called on Kalenjins and Kenyans as a whole to ignore the sideshows and diversionary tactics employed by ?reactionaries and anti-reformists? and vote Yes at the referendum for better governance and equitable distribution of national wealth.

Mr Magerer is the convener of 13 Kalenjin MPs in the Yes camp while Mr Ruto is leading 16 other legislators in No.
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In total, 31 MPs from the larger Rift Valley support the proposed constitution.

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Polarisation 

Mr Magerer, who is Kipkelion MP, accused the ?No? team of misinterpreting land, abortion and marriage clauses in the proposed constitution to win support.

The MP said Kalenjin MPs in Yes had changed their strategy after realising the ?rally approach was not working due to polarisation of the region? to persuade locals to support the proposed constitution.

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The Yes MPs, Mr Magerer said, were now using small targeted groups like youth in debates to push for passage of the suggested laws. 
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Major rallies have also been organised for Eldoret on July 16 and July 17 and historic Kapkatet grounds in Kericho next week to sell the Yes message. The rallies are expected to be attended by President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
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?We want to address the fears being spread by opponents of the proposed constitution for instance on land. Our campaigns will be based on facts. We are more focused and will present facts the way they are. The campaigns proper are going to start on July 13 as it was premature to begin when people had not read the document,? Mr Magerer said.

He said the ?Yes? team was also using professionals locally and in the diaspora to campaign for Yes.
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Mr Magerer is a close ally of Prime Minister Raila Odinga and was also heavily criticised by his colleagues in Mr Ruto?s group for supporting Mau conservation efforts.? 

Kenyans will vote to approve or reject the proposed constitution at the referendum on August 4.
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Submitted by?Sunsetmoon
Posted?July 09, 2010 06:30 PM







Being optimistic is one thing and being realistic is another Mr MP. You may be confusing the two. 40% is not being realistic unless there is something illegal that the government and the YES campaign is not disclosing. Try something less than 10%. 








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Posted?July 09, 2010 06:16 PM


The sad picture is how these "NO" MP's are helping to alienate their community from the rest of the Kenyans by chest thumping about nothing. 





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Posted?July 09, 2010 06:07 PM?
The new charter is for all Kenyans irrespective of ethnicity or political affiliations. Chauvinism or no dogmatism the Kenyans will usher in the new constitution. We need it to avoid stagnation; we need it to empower the masses as has never been done before. We need it to bring equity back to the crux of all our deliberations. Lies, insinuations and innuendos will not change the course of a well meaning change. 
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US Vice President Joe Biden delivers a public lecture at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Nairobi, June 9, 2010. He told Kenyans that the power to effect change rests with them. Photo/STEPHEN MUDIARI ?
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United States Vice President Joe Biden has said the power to bring about change in Kenya rests with its people.

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He said that while the cooperation between President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga in supporting the proposed constitution is encouraging it is upon Kenyans to bring about change.

"The power rests with you," he told the gathering at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Nairobi during a town hall meeting Thursday. 

Wind of change

He said that the wind of change is blowing across Africa and Kenyans should grasp the opportunity.

"You are the keystone of Africa, it is up to you, it is up to the Kenyan people," he said.

Mr Biden said it was not "his business how Kenyans will vote" at the August 4 referendum, but urged them to seize the moment to bring change.

"You are the best hope for this country," he said.

He told Kenyans not to rely on their leaders to bring change saying they can only facilitate it.

"Change will not come from the top but from you." 

He told his audience that the US Government could not dictate to a section of its elected leaders on what to say about the Kenya constitutional review process.

"It is one of the drawbacks of democracy," he said in reference to reports that American right wing groups are supporting Kenya religious leaders efforts to shoot down the proposed constitution.

Defeat new law
Kenya Churches are against the clause on abortion that allows a health professional to terminate a pregnancy if the woman's health is in danger and reports indicate that they are getting funds from US anti-abortionists to defeat the new law.? 

"Do not confuse that with the position of the US President, US Vice President and US Government," he said in answer to the Rev Timothy Njoya question on the issue.

Mr Biden said the envisaged change can only happen when a government is participatory, accountable and democratic.

He said this can only happen when corrupt leaders are held to account and the rule of law is adhered to.

The US VP urged Kenyans to embrace these values so as to attract foreign investment that will reshape the country's economy. 

"We are hopeful, Barack Obama is hopeful, I am hopeful that you will carry out these reforms to allow money to flow."
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Mr Biden said the US-Kenya relations was one of the most important in the continent saying that if the US seems blunt in its criticism of Kenya it is because it cares.

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He thanked Kenya for hosting millions of refugees from neighbouring Somalia and taking a leading role in the fight against piracy off the Indian Ocean saying the US will continue to offer support for the efforts.

On Tuesday, the US VP said he was optimistic that the implementation of the reform agenda, which began after the signing of the National Accord, will be successfully concluded. 

?I have never been this optimistic of the country?s ability to move the reform process forward... Kenya?s best days are yet to come,? he said. 
Mr Biden is on a three-day tour of Kenya and will fly to South Africa for the official opening of the 2010 Fifa World Cup on Friday.
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Joe Biden has put it straight... "that kenya's better days are yet to come... It is time to YES! to the new constitution and YES! to a bright future for Kenya. Albert Einstein once said,"Great spirits have often encountered violent opposition from weak minds." 


Submitted by?Isaya Baraza
Posted?June 09, 2010 03:25 PM



Does the US Government support the constituition because it is in their best interest or Kenyans interest? Why do we allow outsides to tell us what is good to us and what is not? I thought Kenya is a soverign state or was I wrong?








Submitted by?Matundas
Posted?June 09, 2010 02:42 PM


I watched the speech on TV. Its one of the greatest speeches delivered in Kenya. We should take this great opportunity to change this country on August 4.









Submitted by?Gatuch
Posted?June 09, 2010 01:55 PM


I like the speech very much. I like the tone of the message. I like it when America and the West accepts that Kenya's future is in the hands of the Kenyans and we alone will decide what we want. It is upon us to prove to the world that we have come of age. To vote for the constitution and vote for the prosperity whether the US dollars will come or not.








Submitted by?nemsait
Posted?June 09, 2010 01:52 PM


Yes we can! We can bring the change. Its not about America its about me, you and everyother Kenyan! Remember only a true friend will correct u to get back on course! America is such friend.








Submitted by?henod2001
Posted?June 09, 2010 01:34 PM


Indeed, it was a very enlightening speech?. It reinforces my resolve to vote for change.











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WASHINGTON, June 9, 2008???Strengthening collaboration and integration across Africa?s borders is?a?major stepping-stone toward the continent?s meaningful integration in the global economy and a critical building block for stronger growth and poverty alleviation. That is the overarching message of the Regional Integration Assistance Strategy (RIAS) for Sub-Saharan Africa, presented to the World Bank Board of Directors in April and the first of its kind at the Bank.
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As increasingly recognized by Africa?s leaders and partners, the cost of the continent?s geographic, political and economic fragmentation and its separation from international markets is rising, in many ways becoming untenable. Some countries enjoy the windfall gains of historically high oil prices, while many others struggle with power-shortages and rolling blackouts. Most suffer from insufficient scale in production and lack of international competitiveness due to high costs and low reliability of transport, power, and telecoms combined with often prohibitive intra-African barriers on the flow of goods, capital and people.
?By addressing these obstacles, regional integration can pave the way for a more competitive and faster growing Africa,? says Mark Tomlinson, director of the Regional Integration Department in the Bank?s Africa Region. ?Regional integration holds a particularly strong promise for Africa?s 15 land-locked countries since their economic potential is inherently linked to the particular interests and conditions of their surrounding countries.?
According to Tomlinson, ?regional integration and cooperation also offers possibilities to ensure much improved and more sustainable management of shared natural resources??water and sensitive ecosystems, in particular??and to more effectively address regional commons, such as migratory diseases and climate change?.
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While not the first donor to proactively engage in Africa?s regional integration agenda, the World Bank has scaled up efforts significantly over the past five years?first with the launch of International Development Association?s (IDA) regional pilot program in 2003, and then with the establishment of the Regional Integration Department in the Africa Region in 2004. Today the Regional Integration Department manages a lending portfolio of $2.2 billion (the second largest in the Africa Region) and a considerable program of knowledge and capacity development activities. Regional resources were increased 100 percent in the replenishment of IDA, providing up to a further $2.1 billion for regional investments in Africa over the next three years (some 12-15 percent of total IDA assistance to Africa.)
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?Leveraging the effectiveness of regional IDA through cooperation and partnerships is the name of the game,? according to the Department?s Lead Operations Officer Jacob Kolster. ?Once you ensure ownership at the country level, regional projects can then be approached like a joint venture between countries. The shared vested interest builds cooperation toward a common goal, such as cross-border power trade.?
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Projects such as the Regional Communications Infrastructure Project (RCIP) and East Africa Submarine System (EASSy) aiming to bring high speed broadband internet access to Eastern Africa and the West Africa Power Pool Project, connecting national power grids across West Africa to dramatically reduce costs and increase supply and reliability of electricity, serve as prime examples of how regional programs stand to benefit people across borders.
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With the aim to maximize the leverage and impact of the increasing regional assistance to be provided under the 15 th IDA replenishment, the regional integration assistance strategy marks the first comprehensive strategic framework to guide the Bank?s regional engagements in Africa.
The strategy focuses Bank engagement around three key pillars of support and one cross cutting theme: (i) development of regional infrastructure to create economies of scale and connect landlocked countries to regional and global trade routes, (ii) institutional cooperation and economic integration with a particular focus on regional policy harmonization, reduction of tariff and non-tariff barriers, regional business environments and development of regional financial markets, and (iii) coordinated investments in support of regional public goods by focusing on shared water resources, climate change, emergency response, agricultural productivity, cross-border transmission of HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases, and rationalization of research and tertiary education.
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Regional priorities will need to be enshrined in national development plans as this is where implementation largely takes place. To facilitate this process, Bank assistance will target the strengthening of Africa?s key regional economic communities and technical bodies to lead the integration agenda among member countries and national agencies responsible for regional integration.
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The new strategy was developed through an extensive stakeholder consultation process that brought together the African Union, the New Partnership for Africa?s Development (NEPAD), Regional Economic Communities, academia, bilateral donors, civil society organizations, national governments and development partners. Stakeholders will continue to be involved in implementation, to provide feedback on perceived effectiveness and needed course adjustments in light of stakeholder experiences.
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The immediate focus of the strategic framework is the IDA Regional Program and its associated lending and non-lending activities. But the broader aim is to enlarge the scope and reach of the strategic framework to ensure a more systematic reflection of regional priorities in the Bank?s country assistance strategies and programs.
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The strategy also aims to strengthen synergies among IDA, IBRD, IFC, and MIGA by enhancing collaboration and coordination. Implementation of the new strategy will be framed within four sub-regional plans of implementation (West, Central, East and Southern Africa.) These plans will be developed jointly among the neighborhood of country teams concerned, the regional team and IFC and MIGA. The first implementation plan ? for West Africa ? is now under development. Progress with the new strategy will be reported to the Board, and to IDA Deputies as part of the mid-term review of IDA 15.

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JAMES SHIKWATI - From Stone Throwing to Wealth Creators 

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'James Shikwati' (born 1970) is a Kenyan libertarian economist and Director of the Inter Region Economic Network who promotes freedom of trade as the driving solution to poverty in Africa. He has made comments which imply that aid towards Africa does nothing but harm to their people, based on the central arguments that it is mainly used either by politicians as a tool to manipulate people and influence votes, or as a mechanism for dumping subsidised foreign agricultural products onto local markets at below cost making it nearly impossible for African farmers to compete.

James Shikwati is a writer and a commentator on public policy with a special interest in development, environment, trade and agriculture related issues. He has written widely on a variety of subjects in Kenyan and international newspapers, magazines, such as ''The Times'', ''The Guardian'', ''The Wall Street Journal'', ''The Washington Post'', ''The Sydney Herald'', ''The Business News'', ''The Daily Nation'' and ''The East African Standard''.

He has worked extensively with internationally acclaimed opinion leaders to promote ideas that improve productivity, and increase freedom to trade as a way to alleviate poverty. He has also participated in various international forums that focus on promotion of trade such as, The East African - American Business Summit, the AGOA initiative in Mauritius, the World Trade Organization mini ministerial in Sydney, the World Trade Organization ministerial meeting in Canc?n and the World Economic Forum in Chattanooga - U.S.A. He facilitates several workshops every year throughout Africa geared towards promoting productivity and trade.

He is the founder and Executive Director of a think tank known as the Inter Region Economic Network [IREN], a non-profit independent public policy research and educational organization that promotes market-based responses to contemporary social - economic and environmental issues. He is the Country Director for Students In Free Enterprise [SIFE Kenya] and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of an online business magazine ''The African Executive'' that is published weekly by IREN.

On 6 July 2007, Mr. James Shikwati was named among top 100 most influential Kenyans in a study that was conducted by The Standard Group (http://www.eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=1143970915), one of the Kenya?s leading media houses, he was described as one person whose decisions and actions are not motivated by the publicity they attract but by passion for what they do.
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Details Call James Shikwati or Jacqueline Sungu 
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Subject: SIFE Kenya hosts 14 Vice Chancellors Meeting with Business Sector (May 23, 2007 Pan Afric Hotel 12.30 ? 2.30pm) 
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The SIFE Kenya Business Advisory Council members under the leadership of Nyambura Koigi (MD Postbank) will host a special meeting for varsity Vice Chancellors to discuss on how academia can partner with business community to promote youth entrepreneurship in Kenya . This event is geared towards solidifying the gains that SIFE Kenya has made for the last 5 years towards promoting youth business and entrepreneurship. Students In Free Enterprise program covers 15 universities and is set to expand to others institutions starting next year. Syngenta East Africa Ltd is expected to announce a 3 year support schedule for business promotion among the youth at the conclusion of this event. 
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Subject: The Africa Unity Day - Theme:? Positioning Africa in the 21st Century (May 25th 2007 6.00 ? 7.30pm Pan Afric Hotel) 
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The dream of the founding fathers of the Organization of Africa Unity (O.A.U) was to have a United States of Africa. Is Africa ripe for political and economic integration?? Africans who share this vision will converge at the Pan Afric hotel for a cup of Kahawa moto (Coffee). IREN invites you to join in?! ?The keynote address will be delivered by Mr. Chaacha Mwita, Group Managing Editor; The Standard Group. 
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Subject: The 5th SIFE Kenya Exposition on Entrepreneurship. May 26, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Kenya will showcase the largest university student exposition in Kenya that promotes entrepreneurship and business thinking among the youth in Kenya . Over 25 leading Company CEOs will be present. 15 University SIFE teams will be competing for Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Entrepreneurship awards and National exposition championship. The leading University will proceed to New York in October for the SIFE International Entrepreneurship Exposition that brings together 47 countries from all over the World. ?The first generation of post-independence African universities focused on providing functionaries for the civil service. African countries are facing new challenges related to participation in the global economy and SIFE provides just the right environment for students to meet this challenges upon graduation? says James Shikwati; SIFE Kenya Country Director. 
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IREN International High School Debate Competition on Development Issues June 9, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Theme: The benefits and challenges facing the East Africa Cooperation and how to enhance this cooperation 
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Member countries of the East African Community (EAC) are sensitizing their citizens on the importance of the integration and seeking their views and expectations. The EAC Africa Community is imperative if East African countries are to play a meaningful role in the rapidly globalizing world, command respect from the international community, enhance broad economic, social and political interests, and attain greater international bargaining power. In recognition of this, the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) will host high school students from Kenya Uganda and Tanzania , who will debate on development and the EAC. 
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For more information on IREN/SIFE events in general contact Anne on Tel 254-20-2731497, Email anne at irenkenya.com

Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS)Indoor residual spraying (IRS) is the application of small amounts of insecticide to the interior walls of houses to kill or sometimes repel malaria-transmitting mosquitoes. IRS is a highly effective, proven malaria prevention strategy that saves lives. 


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The President?s Malaria Initiative launched an indoor residual spraying campaign in Zanzibar, impacting 210,000 homes and helping over 1 million people. Source: USAID/TanzaniaThe use of the insecticide DDT for IRS is very different from the massive agricultural applications that led to the ban of DDT in the United States and other countries, both in terms of the amounts of insecticide used and the potential risks to the environment. If used correctly for this purpose, it poses no known risk to human health. Malaria, on the other hand, kills more than 1 million people each year, the vast majority of whom are African children. 

USAID adheres to strict environmental guidelines, approval processes, and procedures for the use of DDT and all other World Health Organization (WHO)-approved insecticides in its malaria control programs. We work with WHO and national partners to build country-level capacity to ensure the safe and judicious use of all insecticides, including DDT, used in malaria control programs. 

DDT is one of the WHO-approved insecticides for IRS. Its use for IRS to prevent malaria is an allowable exception under the Stockholm Convention ? also known as the Persistent Organic Pollutants Treaty or POPs Treaty ? when used in accordance with WHO guidelines and when safe, effective, and affordable alternatives are not available. The Stockholm Convention aims to eventually end the use of all POPs, including DDT. 

DDT is more effective and less expensive than many other insecticides in many situations; as a consequence it is a very ?competitive? choice for IRS programs. Interest in IRS, with DDT specifically, has increased in WHO, national control programs, donors, and other partners, with recent examples of successful applications, particularly in southern Africa. 

The determination of which of the WHO-approved insecticides to use for USAID?s IRS programs is made in coordination with the host-country malaria control program, with the primary objective of preventing as many malaria infections and deaths as possible in the most efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable way, and in accordance with national policies and capacities. 

USAID has never had a ?policy? as such either ?for? or ?against? DDT for IRS. The real change in the past two years has been a new interest and emphasis on the use of IRS in general ? with DDT or any other insecticide ? as an effective malaria prevention strategy in tropical Africa. For example, in fiscal year 2005 USAID supported less than $1 million of IRS in Africa, with programs utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor. For fiscal year 2006, in the President?s Malaria Initiative (PMI) and in other bilateral programs, USAID will support more than $20 million in IRS programs in Africa, including the direct purchase of insecticides. This dramatic increase in the scale of our IRS programs overall is the greatest factor in DDT?s recent prominence in USAID programs.


Plans to Support IRS 
In fiscal year (FY) 2005 USAID provided approximately $1 million support to IRS in Africa, in most cases utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor.?
For FY 2006, USAID is providing more than $20 million in support of IRS activities in eight African countries, including the direct purchase of insecticides, spraying equipment, protective gear, environmental assessments, training of spray personnel and information, education, and communication for local residents.
USAID is currently supporting IRS with DDT in Zambia.
This year, pending completion and satisfactory results of all necessary entomological and environmental assessments, USAID plans to support IRS with DDT in Ethiopia and Mozambique (including purchase of the insecticide); and also in Madagascar (using DDT purchased by another donor).
With FY 2006 funding, USAID is supporting IRS with insecticides other than DDT in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Angola.?
In FY 2007 the PMI will add four new countries, Malawi, Senegal, Rwanda, and Mozambique.? It is expected that funding for IRS will be part of the malaria control activities supported by the PMI in all of these countries.?


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Who is a university student in Africa? Many times, university students in Africa are viewed to be an unruly mob. ?Any time I drive past a university compound, I feel a sense of uneasiness, I know students for stone throwing and violence?, a motorist was quoted recently. Things are changing in Kenya. Despite the hard economic times that students especially in public universities undergo; a new group of young and energetic individuals has emerged with a mission of changing the way thing work in public institutions. That is why, the recent victory of Moi University, in a national entrepreneurship exposition surprised many analysts.
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Students in Free Enterprise [SIFE Kenya] in conjunction with the Inter Region Economic Network [IREN Kenya] hosted the 3rd national university business and entrepreneurship exposition at the Panafric Hotel on Saturday May 28, 2005. In this event, Moi University Eldoret, were crowned the 2005 SIFE Kenya National Champions after beating 10 other universities in a highly competitive league. Moi University will proceed to Toronto (Canada) in early October to represent Kenya in SIFE World Cup an international exposition that will attract university teams from 42 countries world wide. 
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Moi University SIFE (MU-SIFE) was launched on 13th April 2004 under the umbrella body of SIFE Kenya. SIFE Kenya is a network of university teams aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and establishing linkages between business ventures, institutions of higher learning and communities. MU-SIFE has experienced a massive growth from a team of 13 students to 159 drawn from all disciplines in the institution. Located 40 Kms away from Eldoret town, Moi University was the second public university to be established in 1984 through the Mackay Commission as a college of Technology. It has a current population of 12000 students from the initial population of 64 spread out in 4 campuses.
Among the notable projects that MU-SIFE team is currently involved in are, Blooming Falls, that teaches small scale farmers vegetable production, Fertile attraction, that teaches farmers how to make cheap fertilizer, Biashara Nawiri that equips small and medium enterprise (SME) owners with entrepreneurial skills and their initiative of? turning Kesses Dam into a recreational center. The team is also working with the Bindura children?s home teaching entrepreneurship with the aim of making the home financially independent. They also have the Green Power Project that aims at providing an alternative cheap and locally available fuel to replace the use of charcoal among others. Moi University SIFE is also remembered for having raised Kshs 65,000 towards the famine relief efforts through The Standard-KTN appeal last year. 
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In their Blooming Falls project, the team has been able to totally transform the life of a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tarus. Mr. Tarus works as a security guard while his wife is a vegetable vendor. She used to walk for almost 35 KMS in search of vegetables for sale. This is because farmers in the locality mainly concentrate on maize and wheat farming. They used to plant maize on their 2 acre land and their annual income was Kshs 20,000. MU-SIFE managed to convince the couple to plant vegetables on one acre of their farm. The results are remarkable. Their daily income now stands at an average of Kshs 300 estimated at Kshs 72,000 annually. With this, their family is fed, clothed and their children send to school. In the past, this was impossible. According to Mr.Tarus, he used to take emergency loans from his employer just to be able to feed his family. His neighbors having seen the transformation have vowed to follow in his footsteps once their current maize
 crop is harvested. He now plans to expand his vegetable farm to the other acre. ?If any life has been changed according to the SIFE spirit of changing the world, then I am the first one changed.? Mr. Tarus said. To the couple SIFE is god send and their lives will never be the same again. The SME owners have also formed a Sacco and some of them have opened accounts with Post Bank Kenya.
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University students have most of the times been portrayed as unruly and living in utopia. The MU-SIFE initiatives have therefore taken their administrators by surprise. This was evident from their comments during a meeting facilitated by the Vice Chancellor?s office and the MU-SIFE team. According to Dr. Sang, the Chief Administrative Officer, the SIFE team portrays a different type of students. Dr. Sang had to be reassured that the neatly dressed, organized young people he was seating with were actually his students. Prof. Gudu, (Deputy Vice Chancellor, Planning and Development) said that the students work was very impressive. ?Initially I had no idea what SIFE was all about until I got hold of their annual report. I go through a lot of reports daily and dismiss quite a number of them due to their theoretical nature. But here are students who have actually gone out into the field and done something tangible and on top of that produced a high caliber
 report? Prof. Gudu remarked. ?What we have always had on paper the SIFE team has beaten us to it by implementing programs on the ground,? observed Dr. Rono, Head of sociology Department during the official handing over ceremony of the team?s trophy and certificates.
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??The program has also been beneficial to the students both as a team and on individual basis? said Diana Ntinyari the team?s Vice President. ?We have learnt how to work as a team noting that we come from diverse backgrounds. As a business management student, I have been able to put my theoretical knowledge to test. On top of that I have learnt how to plant Sukuma Wiki and other vegetables!? She added.
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), founded in the United States in 1975, is a positive grassroots student movement active on more than 1700 university campuses in more than 40 countries. The principle of SIFE is simple. Through teaching others, SIFE students gain a practical understanding of how market economies work. They gain the opportunity to make a lasting difference in their communities and to develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills. Through outreach programs, SIFE students are helping the community confront issues such as illiteracy, an under-educated workforce, economic naivety, the dangers of deficit spending and government over-regulation. ?We at SIFE are investing heavily in the future of Africa, that is, the African youth. I welcome any one with a vision for this continent to join us in this quest.? said James Shikwati, SIFE Kenya country Director.

By Jacqueline Sungu 
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Kenyan Regional Enterprise Budget and Business Plan Development

by Carole Engle, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, and Mucai Muchiri, Moi University

here is a great deal of interest in the development of successful aquaculture businesses in the East Africa region. Researchers at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya, are collaborating in the development of enterprise budgets for both tilapia monoculture and tilapia?Clarias spp. polyculture. Budgets will be developed for cash systems based on on-farm inputs and for commercial systems based on purchased feeds and fertilizers. The enterprise budgets developed will be published for distribution with 



 
Moi University?in Eldoret, Kenya?aquaculture facilities.

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instructions to farmers on how these can be adapted to their particular situation and farm.

>From the enterprise budgets, pro forma financial statements (including annual cost and returns, estimate of total required capital, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow budgets) will be developed for the production systems and average farm sizes selected. The financial statements will be published with instructions containing a spreadsheet for farmers to enter farm-specific data as needed.

A summary of marketing information will be prepared for each of the production systems/scenarios proposed. Fundamental market information required to present the market plan component will be included. This will include information on prices, product forms, market channels, volume requirements for various market channels, and potential target market segments. Economic planning tools such as these under development in Kenya will assist existing and prospective tilapia farmers to increase the likelihood of developing successful businesses through adequate business planning and monitoring.

The proposed activity will produce enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans that can be used as guides for prospective and existing fish farmers. A sound business plan is required by financial institutions before extending credit to any new enterprise. The information developed in this project will not only provide farmers with the appropriate tools to show profitability, but it will also help lending institutions to better assess the viability of aquaculture projects and reduce the rate of failure in loan repayment. Furthermore, this effort will identify the gaps in the existing database on fish farming in Kenya and the region.







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Collaborating Institution 
Moi University, Kenya
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University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
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Objectives 
1) Collect and organize the information necessary to prepare enterprise budgets and business plans for several fish production systems. 
2) Promote business-oriented thinking among farmers and encourage record-keeping much needed for effective extension efforts. 

Significance 
There is a great deal of interest in the development of successful aquaculture businesses in the East Africa region. With the development of the new core site in Kenya, there is an important opportunity to utilize economic planning tools as a basis for an integrated research-outreach effort designed to have a quick and substantial impact on the region. Recently, a workshop organized in Sagana, Kenya, identified and emphasized the need for business planning as critical to the success of the aquaculture sector in the country. This activity will identify the gaps in information that are critical to the development of comprehensive business plans for aquaculture businesses. PD/A CRSP field research studies could then be designed to fill in the gaps in production information to fully support the incipient aquaculture businesses in Kenya and the East Africa region. 

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Quantified Anticipated Benefits 
The proposed activity will produce enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans that can be used as guides for prospective and existing fish farmers. A sound business plan is required by financial institutions to obtain credit. The information developed under this work plan will not only provide farmers with the appropriate tools to show profitability, but also help lending institutions to better assess the viability of aquaculture projects and reduce the rate of failure in loan repayment. Furthermore, this effort will identify the gaps in the existing database on fish farming in Kenya and the region. These gaps can then be addressed through subsequent CRSP-funded research. This will reduce the time for the overall project to demonstrate an impact in the region. 

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Activity Plan 
Location: The majority of the analytical work will be conducted at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB). However, there will be close collaboration with the PD/A CRSP Africa project and Moi University. Several trips to Kenya over the course of the activity will be made to collect additional information as needed and for the training component implemented as part of this activity. 

Methods: The Regional Plan for East Africa identifies "Regional Enterprise Budget Development" as a key activity for the new Africa site. The effort to develop enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans has been initiated. A workshop was organized at the Sagana Fish Farm, Sagana, Kenya, September 17-19 1997 with the main objective being to provide joint input into the ninth work plan. Additional objectives were to 1) identify local constraints to the development of aquaculture, 2) define the current state of knowledge about selected production systems, 3) establish the mechanism of data collection and analysis, 4) regionalize aquaculture objectives and 5) recommend actions to be taken to attain local and regional objectives. Recommendations of this workshop emphasized the need for aquaculture business planning along with a reinforcement of the linkages between research and extension. Following the recommendations of the
 workshop and in accordance with the Regional Plan for Africa, this activity will lead to the collection of production and economic data relevant to selected production systems. A standard form will be designed for data collection. Data collected will enable the development of enterprise budgets necessary for business planning. During this effort, the information gaps will be addressed.

Enterprise budgets will be developed for the production systems selected. Production systems will utilize tilapia as the primary species in either monoculture or polyculture with Clarias spp. Two principal levels of production systems will be analyzed: 1) non-cash systems based on on-farm inputs; and 2) commercial systems based on purchased feeds and fertilizers. Standard conventions and procedures as presented in Kay (1994) will be used to develop the budgets. However, the presentation of the budgets will follow both the U.S. and the host country's methods of budgeting. For those cost and return items for which data are lacking or deemed insufficient, sensitivity analyses will be conducted to present a range of potential economic outcomes from a particular enterprise. These same items will be those identified as constituting gaps in existing knowledge and for which additional research may be recommended. The enterprise budgets developed will be
 published for distribution with instructions to farmers on how these can be adapted to their particular situation and farm.

>From the enterprise budgets, pro forma financial statements (including annual cost and returns, estimate of total required capital, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow budgets) will be developed for the production systems and average farm sizes selected. These statements will be in a form usable for presentation in an aquaculture business plan or loan proposal. Any additional gaps in the knowledge base identified in this activity will further be specified as those needing additional research. The financial statements will be published with instructions containing a spreadsheet for farmers to enter farm-specific data as needed.

A summary of marketing information will be prepared for each of the production systems/scenarios proposed. Fundamental market information required to present the market plan component will be included. This will include information on prices, product forms, market channels, volume requirements for various market channels, potential target market segments, etc.

A workshop will be organized and held in Kenya by the PD/A CRSP representative and the project Co-PIs. The workshop will be used to present and train participants to interpret the enterprise budgets, financial statements and marketing information compiled. While there is a wide range of educational levels among Kenyan farmers, the general educational level is higher than that commonly assumed in developing countries. The general level of record-keeping is likewise higher than commonly assumed. It will further present methods for using this information to acquire financing for aquaculture businesses and to use this planning base for decision-making on the farm. 

Regional Integration 
This activity responds directly to the first objective listed in the Regional Plan for East Africa. Although the 1997 Sagana workshop did not include representatives from other African countries, recommendations of the workshop addressed regional objectives and concerns and included tentative plans for future collaboration in Tanzania and Uganda. This effort to develop enterprise budgets and financial statements for aquaculture will ensure that production systems selected will be appropriate and relevant to Kenya. The marketing information will be from the potential markets accessible to the proposed production units and will be compiled by major potential target markets. 

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Schedule 
7/1/01 Initiate project. 
6/30/02 Enterprise budgets will be compiled along with the necessary sensitivity analyses for the production systems selected. 
4/30/03 Pro forma financial statements will be completed. Marketing information reports will be completed and made available. A workshop will be organized. Final report will be submitted. 

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Literature Cited 
Kay, R.D. and W.M. Edwards, 1994. Farm Management, 3rd Edition. McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York.




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This information from USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah also applys to Kenya and the rest of Africa as follows:- 
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USAID will be more effective and profitable to the People Public of Kenya at Local Grassroots Community level? with the passing of the New Constitution at Referendum, than it is now.........The Reason why "YES" is a FACTOR, and the reasons why Kenyans should vote ?YES?? is because of VALUE the Kenyans People will gain in the CHANGE after the REFERENDUM for the New Constitution???.Thus: 
1)????? USAID staff will work alongside to promote Social Entrepreneurship in creating and supporting small business undertaking with the Civil Society, Faith Based, individuals, and the Local Community to realize and make sure the Developmental projects succeed and reach their goals. 
? 
2)????? The USAID Staff (as will provide in the New Constitution) will work shoulder-to-shoulder with all beneficiaries and partners in Government, including Civil Society, Faith Based and the Private Sector to promote Development Agenda to its meeting the goals and success 
? 
3)????? No funds will be diverted to other projects other than those indicated the funds are disbursed for,? as has been the case, where funding intended for projects in other regions are privately and locally transferred to different areas or regions without express permission of the USAID Agency by the Government?s intervention, e.g. evidential proof of many cases, where some regions were marginalized?..and such like funds for Cotton growing in Nyanza, were diverted to other regions as was during former President Moi?s? rulership. 
? 
4)????? In case where funds are diverted and did not trickle down to the Grassroot Community, People Public have the right to demand for their rights through legal justice which is not practical presently. 
? 
5)????? Information of all funding and disbursements will be made public and People Public have a right to access them without any bottleneck or bureaucracy, as it is now 
? 
6)????? Development speed and turn of events for progress will now be faster in the New Constitution than it is in the current Constitution 
? 
7)????? Civil Society, Individuals, Faith Based i.e. the Religious Organizations and Private Sector will now have access to open dialogue with the Government as Partners in Development working hand in hand and in consultation in the New Constitution that it is in the current constitution 
? 
8)????? Professionals will work in concerted efforts with the Government as Partners to implement and effect user friendly programs for Progress and prosperity to achieve Greener Development Agenda and to preserve and protect the Environment in the New Constitution than it is in the current one 
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9)????? Accessability to funding will be made easy and Government Officials will be available for assistance and accountable for the same 
? 
10)?? Transparency and accountability will be assessed and monitored very closely and therefore Poverty will be reduced to more than half in the New Constitution and Corruption and Impunity will be reduced drastically a thing which will be under close watch to bring peace and order 
? 
11)?? Public Funds that were stolen will be recovered through Legal Justice 
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12)?? Opportunity for Progress in Development will be realized sooner than it has previously been, thus providing for realistic serious Foreign investors (with public benefiting without manipulation) under Development Partnership for progress, which will bring value for Social Entrepreneurship and Cultural Heritage Diversity with extended Educational Learning and Research 
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13)?? The New Constitution is therefore a beacon for Progress and Prosperity encompassing the Millenium Development Agenda to eradicate POVERTY from the face of the third world. The reason why The New Constitution is Far Better than the current constitution and cannot wait for another day ??The Reason Why Kenyans in Great Numbers should VOTE ?.?YES? at the Referendum in August 4th 2010 
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14)?? Kenya and the Rest of African cannot afford to lag behind during these times of Global Economic 
Collapse??..The More Reason why Kenya and Africa must identify with America as Partners in Development for Progress, Prosperity and Security for a Better World. 
15) The New Constitution is Democracy at its best, that which Kenyans have been waiting for far too long, it is that which will bring Real Independence for the?People Public of the Citizens of Kenya, respecting People Public wishes and?eliminating all forms of?corruption and impunity.? People must decide?to achieve?Good Governance and just Rule of Law?and all those against violation of Human Rights must heed that what Kenyans want to achieve which?is??"The People Power of Democratization in the making", which is not the case in the current constitution, and that, the People Public majority of Kenya have decided along with the Government to Vote "YES" at the Referendum and for them, "Time is Running Out", they cannot wait for Drama of delaying tactics from the masterminders and Agents of "NO"??who belong to the minority?groups??shareholders?of Special Interests, those?who have corrupted the Country to its knees and subjected it to
 Impunity in the magnitude of serious violations of Human Rights. This therefore, is the struggle for Freedom, and freedom is calling now, we cannot wait. 
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God Bless you all? 


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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
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Remarks by Dr. Rajiv Shah
Administrator, USAID
Reinventing USAID to Meet 21st Century Development and Security Challenges


National Press Club
Washington, D.C.
June 18, 2010 


I. INTRODUCTION
Thanks for that introduction Alan and thank you for the opportunity to address the National Press Club today. 
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I want to start today by saying something you're probably not used to hearing from a public servant in the aftermath of a crisis: thank you. 
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Your unstinting coverage of Haiti's earthquake certainly helped rally the American people behind the cause of helping our neighbors. 
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Ultimately, more than half of our citizens contributed to relief causes. It was an awe-inspiring demonstration of American compassion. 
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Although Americans might be most familiar with USAID's red white and blue logo from seeing it on the evening news in the midst of report about a tragedy like the one that unfolded in Haiti, long-term development is the main focus of our Agency. 
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Working to ensure all people have the chance to lead a healthy, productive life is not just our moral duty. It is an indispensible ingredient for global stability and prosperity. 
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The President's recently published National Security Strategy set an ambitious agenda for USAID. It calls on us to "help prevent conflict, spur economic growth, strengthen weak and failing states, lift people out of poverty, combat climate change and epidemic disease, and strengthen institutions of democratic governance." 
That's a tall order. But it's what animates our team. 
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President Obama and Secretary Clinton have made it my mission to remake USAID into the world's premiere development agency to meet the security and development challenges of the 21st century. Today I will discuss how we hope to achieve that goal and why it's so vital.
II. HAITI - LESSONS LEARNED
Let me take you back to Haiti for a moment and explain how that experience shaped our reform agenda, which is well underway. 
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Within a week of my arrival at USAID, the earthquake killed more than 200,000 of our neighbors-and left more than one million more hungry and homeless. We continue to remember the victims and honor the resilient spirit of the survivors.
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President Obama asked me to lead a "swift, aggressive and coordinated" US response to the disaster. 
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Before I was sworn in, I had heard a lot of grumbling about USAID: People said the Agency moved slowly, lacked the ability to innovate, and lost its in-house expertise. As I witnessed the Agency mobilize with astonishing speed in Haiti, I realized that the Agency's detractors were overstating their case. 
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Within hours of the earthquake, we dispatched urban rescue specialists who helped pull 132 people from the rubble. Within days, our military got the airport operating at three times its normal capacity. 
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Our staff's entrepreneurial work was essential to meeting the urgent needs of our neighbors. Rather than waiting to work through normal channels, we purchased local food stockpiles and immediately distributed them. 
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With the World Food Program, we fed more than 3.5 million people. And together with our partners, we vaccinated more than a million at-risk Haitians. To date, there has been no major outbreak of disease.
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As we approach the six-month mark of the earthquake, our professionals are helping Haitians build back better. 
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We're harnessing the power of private sector innovation to open new opportunities for Haitians. Just last week we launched an initiative with the Gates Foundation to encourage the provision of financial services through cell phones. Mobile transactions are cheaper and faster than traditional banking, and safer from disruption due to natural disasters. Mobile banking has the power to reach hundreds of millions of people who currently lack access to a safe place to save and borrow. This effort will make Haiti a hub for the m-banking revolution. 
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We're also working to strengthen Haiti's resilience against future natural disasters by helping local construction firms learn how to erect low cost, yet stronger homes - a practice we learned helping Peru rebuild from an earlier earthquake. 
Haiti 's recovery is just starting and will take years. Development is a difficult long-term endeavor. And we face significant challenges, especially as the hurricane season approaches. 
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But the early results of our efforts are encouraging - and they helped me shape my reform agenda. 
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I learned that to bring out the best in our employees, we need to unleash the pent up entrepreneurial energy within the Agency. We need to apply the latest learnings to the most pressing problems. And we need to encourage our staff to work shoulder-to-shoulder with our beneficiaries and partners in government, civil society and the private sector. 
Our staff can succeed by acting like development entrepreneurs. By taking risks, finding new ways to stretch a dollar, leveraging the capabilities of any willing partner and focusing on impact instead of just getting money out the door.
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For example, based on studies that showed people were most likely to use chlorine tablets if they were distributed along with water, we asked the Haitian truck drivers we hired to deliver water to also dispense purification pills at each stop. 
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Our team turned an urgent need into an opportunity to improve health outcomes. As a result, more Haitians in Port au Prince are drinking safe water today and diarrheal illness dropped by 12 percent, compared to pre-earthquake levels.
III. REFORMING FOR IMPACT
My job as Administrator is to make good on the President's promise to revitalize USAID by modernizing the Agency and enabling every employee to operate like an entrepreneur every day. 
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That's why I am launching a major set of operational reforms designed to partner and deliver high-impact, cost-efficient development. 
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A global Agency with 9,000 employees and an integral role in executing our foreign policy needs an intellectual nerve center. That's why last month, we formed a Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning-so we can achieve better results by becoming more evidence-based and impact -oriented.
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Next month, the Bureau will host a conference of scientific leaders to identify how we can best support innovation. The polio vaccine replaced the cumbersome iron lung and made it possible to nearly eliminate that crippling disease. We will ask these leaders how to support the development of the next breakthrough like a malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives at a much lower cost than nearly any alternative strategy. 
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In addition, we will rebuild USAID's budget accountability with a strong focus on getting better results for US taxpayers. We will pursue a development strategy that is based on focus, scale and impact. We will focus in fewer sectors in each country of work. We will pursue those efforts that can scale to reach a large percentage of people in need. And we will assess missions based on their achievements - not the process indicators that often substitute for real results. 
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Second, to achieve greater return from our investments, we are readying a package of procurement reforms. We will in-source program design and evaluation, saving money on contracts while rebuilding our program management capabilities. And we are redoubling our efforts to support local institutions and build local capacity. 
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Working through local partners is often the most cost effective and sustainable way to invest our resources. I recently visited one of the 1,427 health huts in Senegal. In these huts, volunteers who were selected by their communities and trained by USAID provide basic but often lifesaving treatments. By training local health workers and hiring local staff for project management, the program lowers costs while saving more lives. And it builds local capacity so that one day our aid will no longer be necessary. 
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Third, to get the best out of each employee we are reforming our personnel policies. A development entrepreneur needs flexibility. But, at the moment, bureaucratic processes are holding back USAID employees. In August, we will be inaugurating changes that will cut back on the red tape so our professionals can become more nimble at problem solving. 
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We will also be offering better opportunities to the 4,000 foreign nationals who are from the communities where we work. We often underutilize the talents of these employees, who make up half of our workforce and include doctors, engineers and former government officials. Now we will fight to make the most of their cultural and technical expertise.
We are also looking at ways to expand our civil service and to ensure that our workforce represents the best that our nation has to offer. 
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And because we recognize that USAID needs more in-house expertise, we have hired more than 500 new foreign services officers and we're planning to hire at least that many more. We are depending on these officers to bring fresh ideas and energy into the agency. 
We'll be equipping some of them with flip cams so they can interview program beneficiaries, record what they are learning, and propose program improvements. In addition to making our work more transparent, building this culture of customer research will make us more innovative and responsive. 
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Fourth, we need to do a much better job at monitoring and evaluation so we can easily identify what works, what doesn't and why-and implement changes in the way we do business. 
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We will more than triple investments in baseline information collection so we can improve outcomes by checking progress and making course corrections. We are requiring rigorous impact evaluation of crucial programs from their inception. And we're creating incentives for knowledge sharing to recognize the best evidence-based decision-making in our Agency. 
To do this we will host regular "evidence summits" to study our own actions and explore ideas for improvement. This starts with an After Action Review on Haiti next week at the National Defense University. 
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Finally, our Agency will embrace "extreme transparency." We will meet President Obama's Open Government Directive and seek to set a standard on transparency in development.
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We are committed to making information about our investments public. We owe American taxpayers hard evidence of the impact their money is making. We owe it to partner governments so they can plan around our assistance and to citizens, civil society and media so they can hold their governments accountable.
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As a first step, by the end of this year, we will have a readily accessible geospatial map of our programs available online for pilot country missions.
So that's my reform agenda for high impact development. 
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Taken together, these reforms will mark the most significant operational improvements to our nation's development agency since President Kennedy announced the creation of USAID almost 50 years ago. 
IV. USAID IN ACTIVE CONFLICT ZONES
And a more efficient, results-oriented agency is needed now more than ever. In the five decades since our founding, the role of USAID in supporting our national priorities - particularly our national security priorities - has certainly evolved. 
America's greatest security challenges are no longer just state-based. Extreme poverty compromises basic human dignities, banishes hope for the future and paves the way for the rise of transnational extremism. 
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We can meet these challenges through the President's signature long-term development initiatives, which are designed to meet the Millennium Development Goals -- our Feed the Future program and the Global Health Initiative. 
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In both initiatives, we are applying a new way of doing business to achieve more transformative and sustainable results. 
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In our fight to end hunger, which now reaches more than 1 billion people, Secretary Clinton committed us to work "in partnership, no patronage." 
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I just returned from West Africa where regional leaders presented their own food security plans and committed to nearly doubling their investments in food security. They identified strategic interventions for eliminating hunger such as investing in improved maize and improving transborder trade. We will coordinate with other donors to invest in these country-owned plans - because it is less costly and more compassionate to stem famine than to feed the starving. And we will make sure these plans focus on women, who make up 70% of farmers and are a big part of the solution.
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But a modern aid agency must work where the link between the opportunity to lead a healthy and productive life and our own national security is strongest. 
Since the beginning of the civilian uplift in March 2009, USAID has more than tripled its staff in Afghanistan. 
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Right now, USAID field personnel are working side-by-side with our troops across Afghanistan. 
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In Kandahar, USAID development officers sit at the table with company commanders and an Afghan governor designing a project to reconstruct an irrigation canal. 
In Helmand, Marine squads patrol with USAID advisors, engaging the local community to build more representative local councils. 
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In Arghandab, a district just outside Kandahar that I visited this spring, pomegranate orchards are springing back to life where USAID has helped communities to rebuild destroyed basis for a viable economy. 
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What we've learned in these contested communities is that the process of working with local leaders is as important as repairing roads and digging wells. When our assistance is filtered through local governing processes, we help repair not just a road but also a community. 
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As so much of our focus is justifiably on the challenges in front of us in Afghanistan, it's important to recognize how far we've come. Where development efforts have taken root, we've been able to make a profound change in Afghans' lives. 
We've improved road infrastructure to increase trade and ease mobility, created educational opportunities for millions of children, and extended basic health care to 85 percent of the population. Since 2002 infant mortality has fallen by 22 percent. 
Where you find USAID in the field, you will see what I saw in Arghandab: Committed public servants putting their lives at risk to keep our nation safe.
V. CONCLUSION
Sustainable development is essential to sustainable national security. 
The world has changed in the last decade, and the development community - starting with our agency - must change too. We have to:
" Become development entrepreneurs through our ambitious reform agenda " Make innovation a core part of our approach; and " Work in a new spirit of partnership as we are doing in our efforts to end hunger and save lives through global health; 
USAID can help create a safer, more stable world by meeting our shared global challenges. That's what we are determined to do.
Thanks.
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US congressmen clash over abortion clause 


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By?KEVIN KELLY, SUNDAY NATION Correspondent in New York
Posted?Saturday, June 19?2010?at?22:30
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The provisions regarding abortion in Kenya?s? proposed constitution elicited a heated debate in the US Congress on Thursday.

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Kenya?s referendum campaign ?must be allowed to move forward without outside interference,? Congressman Donald Payne declared at the outset of a hearing by the Africa sub-committee he chairs. 
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Mr Payne was referring to funding provided to the ?No? side by US anti-abortion groups.

A leading ?right-to-life? activist said in April that his organisation, the American Centre for Law and Justice, was giving ?tens of thousands of dollars? to religious organisations in Kenya calling for rejection of the proposed constitution.
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But Congressman Chris Smith, the top Republican on the Africa sub-committee, shot back alleging that the Obama administration and ?pro-abortion? NGOs were the main outsiders seeking to influence the outcome of the referendum.
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Mr Smith charged that at least 20 US-based NGOs were working in support of the ?Yes? side but neither named the groups nor said what form of support is being offered.

The Republican lawmaker, one of the US Congress?s leading anti-abortion campaigners, reiterated claims that the Obama administration has spent $11 million (Sh88 million) to ensure a victory by the ?Yes? side. 
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Both US and Kenya have denied the US was directly funding the review process.
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Justice minister Mutula Kilonzo said the US, like other donors supporting reforms, were channelling funds through the United Nations Development Programme, for civic education and voter registration.
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Mr Smith said congressional investigators are examining whether this alleged partisan involvement violates a US law against use of public funds to support or oppose abortion.

The US law known as the Siljander Amendment prohibits the use of federal funds to lobby for or against abortion.
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?? 
This information from USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah also applys to Kenya and the rest of Africa as follows:- 
? 
USAID will be more effective and profitable to the People Public of Kenya at Local Grassroots Community level? with the passing of the New Constitution at Referendum, than it is now.........The Reason why "YES" is a FACTOR, and the reasons why Kenyans should vote ?YES?? is because of VALUE the Kenyans People will gain in the CHANGE after the REFERENDUM for the New Constitution???.Thus: 
1)????? USAID staff will work alongside to promote Social Entrepreneurship in creating and supporting small business undertaking with the Civil Society, Faith Based, individuals, and the Local Community to realize and make sure the Developmental projects succeed and reach their goals. 
? 
2)????? The USAID Staff (as will provide in the New Constitution) will work shoulder-to-shoulder with all beneficiaries and partners in Government, including Civil Society, Faith Based and the Private Sector to promote Development Agenda to its meeting the goals and success 
? 
3)????? No funds will be diverted to other projects other than those indicated the funds are disbursed for,? as has been the case, where funding intended for projects in other regions are privately and locally transferred to different areas or regions without express permission of the USAID Agency by the Government?s intervention, e.g. evidential proof of many cases, where some regions were marginalized?..and such like funds for Cotton growing in Nyanza, were diverted to other regions as was during former President Moi?s? rulership. 
? 
4)????? In case where funds are diverted and did not trickle down to the Grassroot Community, People Public have the right to demand for their rights through legal justice which is not practical presently. 
? 
5)????? Information of all funding and disbursements will be made public and People Public have a right to access them without any bottleneck or bureaucracy, as it is now 
? 
6)????? Development speed and turn of events for progress will now be faster in the New Constitution than it is in the current Constitution 
? 
7)????? Civil Society, Individuals, Faith Based i.e. the Religious Organizations and Private Sector will now have access to open dialogue with the Government as Partners in Development working hand in hand and in consultation in the New Constitution that it is in the current constitution 
? 
8)????? Professionals will work in concerted efforts with the Government as Partners to implement and effect user friendly programs for Progress and prosperity to achieve Greener Development Agenda and to preserve and protect the Environment in the New Constitution than it is in the current one 
? 
9)????? Accessability to funding will be made easy and Government Officials will be available for assistance and accountable for the same 
? 
10)?? Transparency and accountability will be assessed and monitored very closely and therefore Poverty will be reduced to more than half in the New Constitution and Corruption and Impunity will be reduced drastically a thing which will be under close watch to bring peace and order 
? 
11)?? Public Funds that were stolen will be recovered through Legal Justice 
? 
12)?? Opportunity for Progress in Development will be realized sooner than it has previously been, thus providing for realistic serious Foreign investors (with public benefiting without manipulation) under Development Partnership for progress, which will bring value for Social Entrepreneurship and Cultural Heritage Diversity with extended Educational Learning and Research 
? 
13)?? The New Constitution is therefore a beacon for Progress and Prosperity encompassing the Millenium Development Agenda to eradicate POVERTY from the face of the third world. The reason why The New Constitution is Far Better than the current constitution and cannot wait for another day ??The Reason Why Kenyans in Great Numbers should VOTE ?.?YES? at the Referendum in August 4th 2010 
? 
14)?? Kenya and the Rest of African cannot afford to lag behind during these times of Global Economic 
Collapse??..The More Reason why Kenya and Africa must identify with America as Partners in Development for Progress, Prosperity and Security for a Better World. 
15) The New Constitution is Democracy at its best, that which Kenyans have been waiting for far too long, it is that which will bring Real Independence for the?People Public of the Citizens of Kenya, respecting People Public wishes and?eliminating all forms of?corruption and impunity.? People must decide?to achieve?Good Governance and just Rule of Law?and all those against violation of Human Rights must heed that what Kenyans want to achieve which?is??"The People Power of Democratization in the making", which is not the case in the current constitution, and that, the People Public majority of Kenya have decided along with the Government to Vote "YES" at the Referendum and for them, "Time is Running Out", they cannot wait for Drama of delaying tactics from the masterminders and Agents of "NO"??who belong to the minority?groups??shareholders?of Special Interests, those?who have corrupted the Country to its knees and subjected it to
 Impunity in the magnitude of serious violations of Human Rights. This therefore, is the struggle for Freedom, and freedom is calling now, we cannot wait. 
? 
God Bless you all? 


?

Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
?
?
Remarks by Dr. Rajiv Shah
Administrator, USAID
Reinventing USAID to Meet 21st Century Development and Security Challenges


National Press Club
Washington, D.C.
June 18, 2010 


I. INTRODUCTION
Thanks for that introduction Alan and thank you for the opportunity to address the National Press Club today. 
?
I want to start today by saying something you're probably not used to hearing from a public servant in the aftermath of a crisis: thank you. 
?
Your unstinting coverage of Haiti's earthquake certainly helped rally the American people behind the cause of helping our neighbors. 
?
Ultimately, more than half of our citizens contributed to relief causes. It was an awe-inspiring demonstration of American compassion. 
?
Although Americans might be most familiar with USAID's red white and blue logo from seeing it on the evening news in the midst of report about a tragedy like the one that unfolded in Haiti, long-term development is the main focus of our Agency. 
?
Working to ensure all people have the chance to lead a healthy, productive life is not just our moral duty. It is an indispensible ingredient for global stability and prosperity. 
?
The President's recently published National Security Strategy set an ambitious agenda for USAID. It calls on us to "help prevent conflict, spur economic growth, strengthen weak and failing states, lift people out of poverty, combat climate change and epidemic disease, and strengthen institutions of democratic governance." 
That's a tall order. But it's what animates our team. 
?
President Obama and Secretary Clinton have made it my mission to remake USAID into the world's premiere development agency to meet the security and development challenges of the 21st century. Today I will discuss how we hope to achieve that goal and why it's so vital.
II. HAITI - LESSONS LEARNED
Let me take you back to Haiti for a moment and explain how that experience shaped our reform agenda, which is well underway. 
?
Within a week of my arrival at USAID, the earthquake killed more than 200,000 of our neighbors-and left more than one million more hungry and homeless. We continue to remember the victims and honor the resilient spirit of the survivors.
?
President Obama asked me to lead a "swift, aggressive and coordinated" US response to the disaster. 
?
Before I was sworn in, I had heard a lot of grumbling about USAID: People said the Agency moved slowly, lacked the ability to innovate, and lost its in-house expertise. As I witnessed the Agency mobilize with astonishing speed in Haiti, I realized that the Agency's detractors were overstating their case. 
?
Within hours of the earthquake, we dispatched urban rescue specialists who helped pull 132 people from the rubble. Within days, our military got the airport operating at three times its normal capacity. 
?
Our staff's entrepreneurial work was essential to meeting the urgent needs of our neighbors. Rather than waiting to work through normal channels, we purchased local food stockpiles and immediately distributed them. 
?
With the World Food Program, we fed more than 3.5 million people. And together with our partners, we vaccinated more than a million at-risk Haitians. To date, there has been no major outbreak of disease.
?
As we approach the six-month mark of the earthquake, our professionals are helping Haitians build back better. 
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We're harnessing the power of private sector innovation to open new opportunities for Haitians. Just last week we launched an initiative with the Gates Foundation to encourage the provision of financial services through cell phones. Mobile transactions are cheaper and faster than traditional banking, and safer from disruption due to natural disasters. Mobile banking has the power to reach hundreds of millions of people who currently lack access to a safe place to save and borrow. This effort will make Haiti a hub for the m-banking revolution. 
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We're also working to strengthen Haiti's resilience against future natural disasters by helping local construction firms learn how to erect low cost, yet stronger homes - a practice we learned helping Peru rebuild from an earlier earthquake. 
Haiti 's recovery is just starting and will take years. Development is a difficult long-term endeavor. And we face significant challenges, especially as the hurricane season approaches. 
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But the early results of our efforts are encouraging - and they helped me shape my reform agenda. 
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I learned that to bring out the best in our employees, we need to unleash the pent up entrepreneurial energy within the Agency. We need to apply the latest learnings to the most pressing problems. And we need to encourage our staff to work shoulder-to-shoulder with our beneficiaries and partners in government, civil society and the private sector. 
Our staff can succeed by acting like development entrepreneurs. By taking risks, finding new ways to stretch a dollar, leveraging the capabilities of any willing partner and focusing on impact instead of just getting money out the door.
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For example, based on studies that showed people were most likely to use chlorine tablets if they were distributed along with water, we asked the Haitian truck drivers we hired to deliver water to also dispense purification pills at each stop. 
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Our team turned an urgent need into an opportunity to improve health outcomes. As a result, more Haitians in Port au Prince are drinking safe water today and diarrheal illness dropped by 12 percent, compared to pre-earthquake levels.
III. REFORMING FOR IMPACT
My job as Administrator is to make good on the President's promise to revitalize USAID by modernizing the Agency and enabling every employee to operate like an entrepreneur every day. 
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That's why I am launching a major set of operational reforms designed to partner and deliver high-impact, cost-efficient development. 
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A global Agency with 9,000 employees and an integral role in executing our foreign policy needs an intellectual nerve center. That's why last month, we formed a Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning-so we can achieve better results by becoming more evidence-based and impact -oriented.
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Next month, the Bureau will host a conference of scientific leaders to identify how we can best support innovation. The polio vaccine replaced the cumbersome iron lung and made it possible to nearly eliminate that crippling disease. We will ask these leaders how to support the development of the next breakthrough like a malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives at a much lower cost than nearly any alternative strategy. 
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In addition, we will rebuild USAID's budget accountability with a strong focus on getting better results for US taxpayers. We will pursue a development strategy that is based on focus, scale and impact. We will focus in fewer sectors in each country of work. We will pursue those efforts that can scale to reach a large percentage of people in need. And we will assess missions based on their achievements - not the process indicators that often substitute for real results. 
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Second, to achieve greater return from our investments, we are readying a package of procurement reforms. We will in-source program design and evaluation, saving money on contracts while rebuilding our program management capabilities. And we are redoubling our efforts to support local institutions and build local capacity. 
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Working through local partners is often the most cost effective and sustainable way to invest our resources. I recently visited one of the 1,427 health huts in Senegal. In these huts, volunteers who were selected by their communities and trained by USAID provide basic but often lifesaving treatments. By training local health workers and hiring local staff for project management, the program lowers costs while saving more lives. And it builds local capacity so that one day our aid will no longer be necessary. 
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Third, to get the best out of each employee we are reforming our personnel policies. A development entrepreneur needs flexibility. But, at the moment, bureaucratic processes are holding back USAID employees. In August, we will be inaugurating changes that will cut back on the red tape so our professionals can become more nimble at problem solving. 
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We will also be offering better opportunities to the 4,000 foreign nationals who are from the communities where we work. We often underutilize the talents of these employees, who make up half of our workforce and include doctors, engineers and former government officials. Now we will fight to make the most of their cultural and technical expertise.
We are also looking at ways to expand our civil service and to ensure that our workforce represents the best that our nation has to offer. 
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And because we recognize that USAID needs more in-house expertise, we have hired more than 500 new foreign services officers and we're planning to hire at least that many more. We are depending on these officers to bring fresh ideas and energy into the agency. 
We'll be equipping some of them with flip cams so they can interview program beneficiaries, record what they are learning, and propose program improvements. In addition to making our work more transparent, building this culture of customer research will make us more innovative and responsive. 
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Fourth, we need to do a much better job at monitoring and evaluation so we can easily identify what works, what doesn't and why-and implement changes in the way we do business. 
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We will more than triple investments in baseline information collection so we can improve outcomes by checking progress and making course corrections. We are requiring rigorous impact evaluation of crucial programs from their inception. And we're creating incentives for knowledge sharing to recognize the best evidence-based decision-making in our Agency. 
To do this we will host regular "evidence summits" to study our own actions and explore ideas for improvement. This starts with an After Action Review on Haiti next week at the National Defense University. 
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Finally, our Agency will embrace "extreme transparency." We will meet President Obama's Open Government Directive and seek to set a standard on transparency in development.
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We are committed to making information about our investments public. We owe American taxpayers hard evidence of the impact their money is making. We owe it to partner governments so they can plan around our assistance and to citizens, civil society and media so they can hold their governments accountable.
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As a first step, by the end of this year, we will have a readily accessible geospatial map of our programs available online for pilot country missions.
So that's my reform agenda for high impact development. 
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Taken together, these reforms will mark the most significant operational improvements to our nation's development agency since President Kennedy announced the creation of USAID almost 50 years ago. 
IV. USAID IN ACTIVE CONFLICT ZONES
And a more efficient, results-oriented agency is needed now more than ever. In the five decades since our founding, the role of USAID in supporting our national priorities - particularly our national security priorities - has certainly evolved. 
America's greatest security challenges are no longer just state-based. Extreme poverty compromises basic human dignities, banishes hope for the future and paves the way for the rise of transnational extremism. 
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We can meet these challenges through the President's signature long-term development initiatives, which are designed to meet the Millennium Development Goals -- our Feed the Future program and the Global Health Initiative. 
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In both initiatives, we are applying a new way of doing business to achieve more transformative and sustainable results. 
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In our fight to end hunger, which now reaches more than 1 billion people, Secretary Clinton committed us to work "in partnership, no patronage." 
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I just returned from West Africa where regional leaders presented their own food security plans and committed to nearly doubling their investments in food security. They identified strategic interventions for eliminating hunger such as investing in improved maize and improving transborder trade. We will coordinate with other donors to invest in these country-owned plans - because it is less costly and more compassionate to stem famine than to feed the starving. And we will make sure these plans focus on women, who make up 70% of farmers and are a big part of the solution.
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But a modern aid agency must work where the link between the opportunity to lead a healthy and productive life and our own national security is strongest. 
Since the beginning of the civilian uplift in March 2009, USAID has more than tripled its staff in Afghanistan. 
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Right now, USAID field personnel are working side-by-side with our troops across Afghanistan. 
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In Kandahar, USAID development officers sit at the table with company commanders and an Afghan governor designing a project to reconstruct an irrigation canal. 
In Helmand, Marine squads patrol with USAID advisors, engaging the local community to build more representative local councils. 
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In Arghandab, a district just outside Kandahar that I visited this spring, pomegranate orchards are springing back to life where USAID has helped communities to rebuild destroyed basis for a viable economy. 
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What we've learned in these contested communities is that the process of working with local leaders is as important as repairing roads and digging wells. When our assistance is filtered through local governing processes, we help repair not just a road but also a community. 
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As so much of our focus is justifiably on the challenges in front of us in Afghanistan, it's important to recognize how far we've come. Where development efforts have taken root, we've been able to make a profound change in Afghans' lives. 
We've improved road infrastructure to increase trade and ease mobility, created educational opportunities for millions of children, and extended basic health care to 85 percent of the population. Since 2002 infant mortality has fallen by 22 percent. 
Where you find USAID in the field, you will see what I saw in Arghandab: Committed public servants putting their lives at risk to keep our nation safe.
V. CONCLUSION
Sustainable development is essential to sustainable national security. 
The world has changed in the last decade, and the development community - starting with our agency - must change too. We have to:
" Become development entrepreneurs through our ambitious reform agenda " Make innovation a core part of our approach; and " Work in a new spirit of partnership as we are doing in our efforts to end hunger and save lives through global health; 
USAID can help create a safer, more stable world by meeting our shared global challenges. That's what we are determined to do.
Thanks.
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US congressmen clash over abortion clause 


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By?KEVIN KELLY, SUNDAY NATION Correspondent in New York
Posted?Saturday, June 19?2010?at?22:30
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The provisions regarding abortion in Kenya?s? proposed constitution elicited a heated debate in the US Congress on Thursday.

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BLOG - Land Commission will have power to manage public land 
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Kenya?s referendum campaign ?must be allowed to move forward without outside interference,? Congressman Donald Payne declared at the outset of a hearing by the Africa sub-committee he chairs. 
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Mr Payne was referring to funding provided to the ?No? side by US anti-abortion groups.

A leading ?right-to-life? activist said in April that his organisation, the American Centre for Law and Justice, was giving ?tens of thousands of dollars? to religious organisations in Kenya calling for rejection of the proposed constitution.
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But Congressman Chris Smith, the top Republican on the Africa sub-committee, shot back alleging that the Obama administration and ?pro-abortion? NGOs were the main outsiders seeking to influence the outcome of the referendum.
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Mr Smith charged that at least 20 US-based NGOs were working in support of the ?Yes? side but neither named the groups nor said what form of support is being offered.

The Republican lawmaker, one of the US Congress?s leading anti-abortion campaigners, reiterated claims that the Obama administration has spent $11 million (Sh88 million) to ensure a victory by the ?Yes? side. 
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Both US and Kenya have denied the US was directly funding the review process.
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Justice minister Mutula Kilonzo said the US, like other donors supporting reforms, were channelling funds through the United Nations Development Programme, for civic education and voter registration.
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Mr Smith said congressional investigators are examining whether this alleged partisan involvement violates a US law against use of public funds to support or oppose abortion.

The US law known as the Siljander Amendment prohibits the use of federal funds to lobby for or against abortion.
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From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 12:45:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] KTN joins NTV in serializing the struggle for
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Kudos KTN for joining NTV in reminding Kenyans the journey and cost of the 
struggle, which included lives.

We look forward to more media houses joining the reform agenda and informing 
Kenyans where we have come from and where we need to reach.

The serialization helps to show the faces behind reforms in Kenya so that we are 
not confused by Jonnie come latelies and pseudo reformers. The images cannot 
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Kenyans know who is on which side,?they know which side to be and?they can now 
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From: kipjsang at yahoo.com (sang kip)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 13:10:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Open Letter to President Kibaki and PM Raila
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Judy Miriga does not speak for most of us. Stop writing as if you are doing it 
for all those living overseas.




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To: Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com>
Sent: Thu, July 8, 2010 4:24:46 PM
Subject: [YP_Ke] Open Letter to President Kibaki and PM Raila




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Dear Mr. President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila, 
I hope this?email finds both of you in good health, and wish PM Raila quick and 
full recovery. 

The reason for writing this email to you both is I have an urgent problem which 
I need intervention of your good Office. 

In the recent past, my mother had been invaded and beaten in the night while 
people were asleep.? Many other times when mother goes to Church, people entered 
into the house and frequently stole things or just roughed up the house so when 
she comes back, she notices someone has been into the house.? Three times within 
this year, some people supposedly sent from Government Office, came and marked 
the house, then later, other people came in with insecticides and sprayed the 
house allover the house and turned the bed upside down and sprayed the 
supposedly mosquito insecticides.? When I called home, my mother?s voice was not 
clear and she complained she has been sneezing terribly with too much itching of 
the eyes, that every time she goes to sleep, she sneezes uncontrollably. ?My 
baby brother also got affected and is unable to see clearly he is home 
complaining of eye itchiness and sore. I find this act to be very strange. 

Some few weeks ago, my brother was rescued and fished out from falling into the 
borehole and said he could not remember how he fell in there at the market 
place.? He had severe bruises and was hurting badly. 

Few months ago, my only uncle died in a mysterious circumstances, and KPA 
Officials in Kisumu were involved in suspicious activities meant to embezzling 
his benefits without following proper procedures. 

I? fear to overlook such activities because of many strange happenings in and 
around Kenya, so?I must keep a watchful eye?on my mother and brother with the 
rest of family members since my father had died and my uncle was the last to die 
amongst all my uncles and the family is very vulnerable. 

I have in the past put my life on line since 1992 during the repeal of section 
2A and the struggle to demand for change for better life to all Kenyans, I am 
not an enemy of Kenya but a friend, who have interests of the people of Kenya at 
heart.? I should not therefore be treated as an enemy but a friend and a Veteran 
who want the best for Kenya and Kenyans.? I plead for the lives of my mother and 
family that they should not be harmed by those who may take advantage of fluid 
situation in Kenya. 

What makes the last case more odd, suspicious and curious is that, since I was 
born, I have never heard anyone coming to the village homes to spray mosquito 
insecticides inside the house, not even in areas ?within the surrounding of the 
homes.? If anything believable, what is acceptable is spraying outside the 
houses in the bushes.? The Notice for information to the community is in usually 
made through the Chief Camps, but this one is strange. 

I fear that my mother and brothers as well as other relative's lives at home are 
not?in any?endanger by the inhaling of such toxic substances which can possible 
harm their lives.? I fear because it is an uncommon practice and very strange to 
me.? I fear therefore that my family members are not targeted?in any way or by 
those who might pretend to have been sent by the Government but are after 
sinister motives to terminate lives of my family members from existence.? I have 
tried severally to contacted the MP Member of Parliament for Oyugis Hon. 
Minister Oyugi Magwanga without any success.? I believe the Chief is helpless?if 
much help in not coming from the Member of Parliament.? I also noticed?that the 
community at home are fearsome and cannot clearly speak up and say what may 
become of the problem, I can feel the fear that they are not open. 

I need your urgent intervention and I therefore request for your kind 
information and assistance to safeguard my mother and family from harm, and I 
trust this request will meet with your favorable?kind response?on the matter. 

Sincerely, 


Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com?
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From: jbatec at yahoo.com (Judy Miriga)
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 17:04:13 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] JAMES SHIKWATI, Moi University,
	IREN and SIFE @ USAID FUNDS 	with Malaria Project
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Folks, 
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Check out for this information and connect the dots.......
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This information from USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah also applys to Kenya and the rest of Africa as follows:- 
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USAID will be more effective and profitable to the People Public of Kenya at Local Grassroots Community level? with the passing of the New Constitution at Referendum, than it is now.........The Reason why "YES" is a FACTOR, and the reasons why Kenyans should vote ?YES?? is because of VALUE the Kenyans People will gain in the CHANGE after the REFERENDUM for the New Constitution???.Thus: 
1)????? USAID staff will work alongside to promote Social Entrepreneurship in creating and supporting small business undertaking with the Civil Society, Faith Based, individuals, and the Local Community to realize and make sure the Developmental projects succeed and reach their goals. 
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2)????? The USAID Staff (as will provide in the New Constitution) will work shoulder-to-shoulder with all beneficiaries and partners in Government, including Civil Society, Faith Based and the Private Sector to promote Development Agenda to its meeting the goals and success 
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3)????? No funds will be diverted to other projects other than those indicated the funds are disbursed for,? as has been the case, where funding intended for projects in other regions are privately and locally transferred to different areas or regions without express permission of the USAID Agency by the Government?s intervention, e.g. evidential proof of many cases, where some regions were marginalized?..and such like funds for Cotton growing in Nyanza, were diverted to other regions as was during former President Moi?s? rulership. 
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4)????? In case where funds are diverted and did not trickle down to the Grassroot Community, People Public have the right to demand for their rights through legal justice which is not practical presently. 
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5)????? Information of all funding and disbursements will be made public and People Public have a right to access them without any bottleneck or bureaucracy, as it is now 
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6)????? Development speed and turn of events for progress will now be faster in the New Constitution than it is in the current Constitution 
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7)????? Civil Society, Individuals, Faith Based i.e. the Religious Organizations and Private Sector will now have access to open dialogue with the Government as Partners in Development working hand in hand and in consultation in the New Constitution that it is in the current constitution 
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8)????? Professionals will work in concerted efforts with the Government as Partners to implement and effect user friendly programs for Progress and prosperity to achieve Greener Development Agenda and to preserve and protect the Environment in the New Constitution than it is in the current one 
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9)????? Accessability to funding will be made easy and Government Officials will be available for assistance and accountable for the same 
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10)?? Transparency and accountability will be assessed and monitored very closely and therefore Poverty will be reduced to more than half in the New Constitution and Corruption and Impunity will be reduced drastically a thing which will be under close watch to bring peace and order 
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11)?? Public Funds that were stolen will be recovered through Legal Justice 
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12)?? Opportunity for Progress in Development will be realized sooner than it has previously been, thus providing for realistic serious Foreign investors (with public benefiting without manipulation) under Development Partnership for progress, which will bring value for Social Entrepreneurship and Cultural Heritage Diversity with extended Educational Learning and Research 
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13)?? The New Constitution is therefore a beacon for Progress and Prosperity encompassing the Millenium Development Agenda to eradicate POVERTY from the face of the third world. The reason why The New Constitution is Far Better than the current constitution and cannot wait for another day ??The Reason Why Kenyans in Great Numbers should VOTE ?.?YES? at the Referendum in August 4th 2010 
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14)?? Kenya and the Rest of African cannot afford to lag behind during these times of Global Economic 
Collapse??..The More Reason why Kenya and Africa must identify with America as Partners in Development for Progress, Prosperity and Security for a Better World. 
15) The New Constitution is Democracy at its best, that which Kenyans have been waiting for far too long, it is that which will bring Real Independence for the?People Public of the Citizens of Kenya, respecting People Public wishes and?eliminating all forms of?corruption and impunity.? People must decide?to achieve?Good Governance and just Rule of Law?and all those against violation of Human Rights must heed that what Kenyans want to achieve which?is??"The People Power of Democratization in the making", which is not the case in the current constitution, and that, the People Public majority of Kenya have decided along with the Government to Vote "YES" at the Referendum and for them, "Time is Running Out", they cannot wait for Drama of delaying tactics from the masterminders and Agents of "NO"??who belong to the minority?groups??shareholders?of Special Interests, those?who have corrupted the Country to its knees and subjected it to
 Impunity in the magnitude of serious violations of Human Rights. This therefore, is the struggle for Freedom, and freedom is calling now, we cannot wait. 
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God Bless you all? 


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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
USA 
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
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But Now, the mystery of Malaria insecticide sprayed inside the houses in
Luo?Nyanza?I believe is a killer and must be investigated by the Parliament 
....again, connect the dots.........and ask yourself, how, why, when, who for 
and what?......I cannot doubt faul play?with submarine underground tech.?
movement........Now you can understand OGEGO DRAMA in the US from
A - Z. 
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Why, Okoiti Omtata, Jirongo, Ruto, Dr. Barack Abonyo & Esq.
behave the way they are...........Ask, who is behind the buying of 
Parcels of Land in Luo Nyanza, and How, Dominion is connected 
to all these.......that if the smart people do not kill you by the gun, 
they frustrate you, if they dont on the other they plan road accidents,
if not, the spray you with insecticide...... May God Help Kenya and
Kenyans. .....? What Next People......so, Chunga and know who your 
True Civil Society and Local Community members are...But Change 
is Now.??? 



JAMES SHIKWATI - From Stone Throwing to Wealth Creators 

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'James Shikwati' (born 1970) is a Kenyan libertarian economist and Director of the Inter Region Economic Network who promotes freedom of trade as the driving solution to poverty in Africa. He has made comments which imply that aid towards Africa does nothing but harm to their people, based on the central arguments that it is mainly used either by politicians as a tool to manipulate people and influence votes, or as a mechanism for dumping subsidised foreign agricultural products onto local markets at below cost making it nearly impossible for African farmers to compete.

James Shikwati is a writer and a commentator on public policy with a special interest in development, environment, trade and agriculture related issues. He has written widely on a variety of subjects in Kenyan and international newspapers, magazines, such as ''The Times'', ''The Guardian'', ''The Wall Street Journal'', ''The Washington Post'', ''The Sydney Herald'', ''The Business News'', ''The Daily Nation'' and ''The East African Standard''.

He has worked extensively with internationally acclaimed opinion leaders to promote ideas that improve productivity, and increase freedom to trade as a way to alleviate poverty. He has also participated in various international forums that focus on promotion of trade such as, The East African - American Business Summit, the AGOA initiative in Mauritius, the World Trade Organization mini ministerial in Sydney, the World Trade Organization ministerial meeting in Canc?n and the World Economic Forum in Chattanooga - U.S.A. He facilitates several workshops every year throughout Africa geared towards promoting productivity and trade.

He is the founder and Executive Director of a think tank known as the Inter Region Economic Network [IREN], a non-profit independent public policy research and educational organization that promotes market-based responses to contemporary social - economic and environmental issues. He is the Country Director for Students In Free Enterprise [SIFE Kenya] and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of an online business magazine ''The African Executive'' that is published weekly by IREN.

On 6 July 2007, Mr. James Shikwati was named among top 100 most influential Kenyans in a study that was conducted by The Standard Group (http://www.eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=1143970915), one of the Kenya?s leading media houses, he was described as one person whose decisions and actions are not motivated by the publicity they attract but by passion for what they do.
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Details Call James Shikwati or Jacqueline Sungu 
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Subject: SIFE Kenya hosts 14 Vice Chancellors Meeting with Business Sector (May 23, 2007 Pan Afric Hotel 12.30 ? 2.30pm) 
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The SIFE Kenya Business Advisory Council members under the leadership of Nyambura Koigi (MD Postbank) will host a special meeting for varsity Vice Chancellors to discuss on how academia can partner with business community to promote youth entrepreneurship in Kenya . This event is geared towards solidifying the gains that SIFE Kenya has made for the last 5 years towards promoting youth business and entrepreneurship. Students In Free Enterprise program covers 15 universities and is set to expand to others institutions starting next year. Syngenta East Africa Ltd is expected to announce a 3 year support schedule for business promotion among the youth at the conclusion of this event. 
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Subject: The Africa Unity Day - Theme:? Positioning Africa in the 21st Century (May 25th 2007 6.00 ? 7.30pm Pan Afric Hotel) 
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The dream of the founding fathers of the Organization of Africa Unity (O.A.U) was to have a United States of Africa. Is Africa ripe for political and economic integration?? Africans who share this vision will converge at the Pan Afric hotel for a cup of Kahawa moto (Coffee). IREN invites you to join in?! ?The keynote address will be delivered by Mr. Chaacha Mwita, Group Managing Editor; The Standard Group. 
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Subject: The 5th SIFE Kenya Exposition on Entrepreneurship. May 26, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Kenya will showcase the largest university student exposition in Kenya that promotes entrepreneurship and business thinking among the youth in Kenya . Over 25 leading Company CEOs will be present. 15 University SIFE teams will be competing for Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Entrepreneurship awards and National exposition championship. The leading University will proceed to New York in October for the SIFE International Entrepreneurship Exposition that brings together 47 countries from all over the World. ?The first generation of post-independence African universities focused on providing functionaries for the civil service. African countries are facing new challenges related to participation in the global economy and SIFE provides just the right environment for students to meet this challenges upon graduation? says James Shikwati; SIFE Kenya Country Director. 
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IREN International High School Debate Competition on Development Issues June 9, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Theme: The benefits and challenges facing the East Africa Cooperation and how to enhance this cooperation 
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Member countries of the East African Community (EAC) are sensitizing their citizens on the importance of the integration and seeking their views and expectations. The EAC Africa Community is imperative if East African countries are to play a meaningful role in the rapidly globalizing world, command respect from the international community, enhance broad economic, social and political interests, and attain greater international bargaining power. In recognition of this, the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) will host high school students from Kenya Uganda and Tanzania , who will debate on development and the EAC. 
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For more information on IREN/SIFE events in general contact Anne on Tel 254-20-2731497, Email anne at irenkenya.com

Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS)Indoor residual spraying (IRS) is the application of small amounts of insecticide to the interior walls of houses to kill or sometimes repel malaria-transmitting mosquitoes. IRS is a highly effective, proven malaria prevention strategy that saves lives. 


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The President?s Malaria Initiative launched an indoor residual spraying campaign in Zanzibar, impacting 210,000 homes and helping over 1 million people. Source: USAID/TanzaniaThe use of the insecticide DDT for IRS is very different from the massive agricultural applications that led to the ban of DDT in the United States and other countries, both in terms of the amounts of insecticide used and the potential risks to the environment. If used correctly for this purpose, it poses no known risk to human health. Malaria, on the other hand, kills more than 1 million people each year, the vast majority of whom are African children. 

USAID adheres to strict environmental guidelines, approval processes, and procedures for the use of DDT and all other World Health Organization (WHO)-approved insecticides in its malaria control programs. We work with WHO and national partners to build country-level capacity to ensure the safe and judicious use of all insecticides, including DDT, used in malaria control programs. 

DDT is one of the WHO-approved insecticides for IRS. Its use for IRS to prevent malaria is an allowable exception under the Stockholm Convention ? also known as the Persistent Organic Pollutants Treaty or POPs Treaty ? when used in accordance with WHO guidelines and when safe, effective, and affordable alternatives are not available. The Stockholm Convention aims to eventually end the use of all POPs, including DDT. 

DDT is more effective and less expensive than many other insecticides in many situations; as a consequence it is a very ?competitive? choice for IRS programs. Interest in IRS, with DDT specifically, has increased in WHO, national control programs, donors, and other partners, with recent examples of successful applications, particularly in southern Africa. 

The determination of which of the WHO-approved insecticides to use for USAID?s IRS programs is made in coordination with the host-country malaria control program, with the primary objective of preventing as many malaria infections and deaths as possible in the most efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable way, and in accordance with national policies and capacities. 

USAID has never had a ?policy? as such either ?for? or ?against? DDT for IRS. The real change in the past two years has been a new interest and emphasis on the use of IRS in general ? with DDT or any other insecticide ? as an effective malaria prevention strategy in tropical Africa. For example, in fiscal year 2005 USAID supported less than $1 million of IRS in Africa, with programs utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor. For fiscal year 2006, in the President?s Malaria Initiative (PMI) and in other bilateral programs, USAID will support more than $20 million in IRS programs in Africa, including the direct purchase of insecticides. This dramatic increase in the scale of our IRS programs overall is the greatest factor in DDT?s recent prominence in USAID programs.


Plans to Support IRS 
In fiscal year (FY) 2005 USAID provided approximately $1 million support to IRS in Africa, in most cases utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor.?
For FY 2006, USAID is providing more than $20 million in support of IRS activities in eight African countries, including the direct purchase of insecticides, spraying equipment, protective gear, environmental assessments, training of spray personnel and information, education, and communication for local residents.
USAID is currently supporting IRS with DDT in Zambia.
This year, pending completion and satisfactory results of all necessary entomological and environmental assessments, USAID plans to support IRS with DDT in Ethiopia and Mozambique (including purchase of the insecticide); and also in Madagascar (using DDT purchased by another donor).
With FY 2006 funding, USAID is supporting IRS with insecticides other than DDT in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Angola.?
In FY 2007 the PMI will add four new countries, Malawi, Senegal, Rwanda, and Mozambique.? It is expected that funding for IRS will be part of the malaria control activities supported by the PMI in all of these countries.?


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>From Stone Throwers to Wealth Creators 
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Who is a university student in Africa? Many times, university students in Africa are viewed to be an unruly mob. ?Any time I drive past a university compound, I feel a sense of uneasiness, I know students for stone throwing and violence?, a motorist was quoted recently. Things are changing in Kenya. Despite the hard economic times that students especially in public universities undergo; a new group of young and energetic individuals has emerged with a mission of changing the way thing work in public institutions. That is why, the recent victory of Moi University, in a national entrepreneurship exposition surprised many analysts.
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Students in Free Enterprise [SIFE Kenya] in conjunction with the Inter Region Economic Network [IREN Kenya] hosted the 3rd national university business and entrepreneurship exposition at the Panafric Hotel on Saturday May 28, 2005. In this event, Moi University Eldoret, were crowned the 2005 SIFE Kenya National Champions after beating 10 other universities in a highly competitive league. Moi University will proceed to Toronto (Canada) in early October to represent Kenya in SIFE World Cup an international exposition that will attract university teams from 42 countries world wide. 
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Moi University SIFE (MU-SIFE) was launched on 13th April 2004 under the umbrella body of SIFE Kenya. SIFE Kenya is a network of university teams aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and establishing linkages between business ventures, institutions of higher learning and communities. MU-SIFE has experienced a massive growth from a team of 13 students to 159 drawn from all disciplines in the institution. Located 40 Kms away from Eldoret town, Moi University was the second public university to be established in 1984 through the Mackay Commission as a college of Technology. It has a current population of 12000 students from the initial population of 64 spread out in 4 campuses.
Among the notable projects that MU-SIFE team is currently involved in are, Blooming Falls, that teaches small scale farmers vegetable production, Fertile attraction, that teaches farmers how to make cheap fertilizer, Biashara Nawiri that equips small and medium enterprise (SME) owners with entrepreneurial skills and their initiative of? turning Kesses Dam into a recreational center. The team is also working with the Bindura children?s home teaching entrepreneurship with the aim of making the home financially independent. They also have the Green Power Project that aims at providing an alternative cheap and locally available fuel to replace the use of charcoal among others. Moi University SIFE is also remembered for having raised Kshs 65,000 towards the famine relief efforts through The Standard-KTN appeal last year. 
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In their Blooming Falls project, the team has been able to totally transform the life of a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tarus. Mr. Tarus works as a security guard while his wife is a vegetable vendor. She used to walk for almost 35 KMS in search of vegetables for sale. This is because farmers in the locality mainly concentrate on maize and wheat farming. They used to plant maize on their 2 acre land and their annual income was Kshs 20,000. MU-SIFE managed to convince the couple to plant vegetables on one acre of their farm. The results are remarkable. Their daily income now stands at an average of Kshs 300 estimated at Kshs 72,000 annually. With this, their family is fed, clothed and their children send to school. In the past, this was impossible. According to Mr.Tarus, he used to take emergency loans from his employer just to be able to feed his family. His neighbors having seen the transformation have vowed to follow in his footsteps once their current maize
 crop is harvested. He now plans to expand his vegetable farm to the other acre. ?If any life has been changed according to the SIFE spirit of changing the world, then I am the first one changed.? Mr. Tarus said. To the couple SIFE is god send and their lives will never be the same again. The SME owners have also formed a Sacco and some of them have opened accounts with Post Bank Kenya.
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University students have most of the times been portrayed as unruly and living in utopia. The MU-SIFE initiatives have therefore taken their administrators by surprise. This was evident from their comments during a meeting facilitated by the Vice Chancellor?s office and the MU-SIFE team. According to Dr. Sang, the Chief Administrative Officer, the SIFE team portrays a different type of students. Dr. Sang had to be reassured that the neatly dressed, organized young people he was seating with were actually his students. Prof. Gudu, (Deputy Vice Chancellor, Planning and Development) said that the students work was very impressive. ?Initially I had no idea what SIFE was all about until I got hold of their annual report. I go through a lot of reports daily and dismiss quite a number of them due to their theoretical nature. But here are students who have actually gone out into the field and done something tangible and on top of that produced a high caliber
 report? Prof. Gudu remarked. ?What we have always had on paper the SIFE team has beaten us to it by implementing programs on the ground,? observed Dr. Rono, Head of sociology Department during the official handing over ceremony of the team?s trophy and certificates.
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??The program has also been beneficial to the students both as a team and on individual basis? said Diana Ntinyari the team?s Vice President. ?We have learnt how to work as a team noting that we come from diverse backgrounds. As a business management student, I have been able to put my theoretical knowledge to test. On top of that I have learnt how to plant Sukuma Wiki and other vegetables!? She added.
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), founded in the United States in 1975, is a positive grassroots student movement active on more than 1700 university campuses in more than 40 countries. The principle of SIFE is simple. Through teaching others, SIFE students gain a practical understanding of how market economies work. They gain the opportunity to make a lasting difference in their communities and to develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills. Through outreach programs, SIFE students are helping the community confront issues such as illiteracy, an under-educated workforce, economic naivety, the dangers of deficit spending and government over-regulation. ?We at SIFE are investing heavily in the future of Africa, that is, the African youth. I welcome any one with a vision for this continent to join us in this quest.? said James Shikwati, SIFE Kenya country Director.

By Jacqueline Sungu 
SIFE Kenya Program Manager? 
Kenyan Regional Enterprise Budget and Business Plan Development

by Carole Engle, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, and Mucai Muchiri, Moi University

here is a great deal of interest in the development of successful aquaculture businesses in the East Africa region. Researchers at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya, are collaborating in the development of enterprise budgets for both tilapia monoculture and tilapia?Clarias spp. polyculture. Budgets will be developed for cash systems based on on-farm inputs and for commercial systems based on purchased feeds and fertilizers. The enterprise budgets developed will be published for distribution with 



 
Moi University?in Eldoret, Kenya?aquaculture facilities.

Photo By: Kevin Fitzsimmons
instructions to farmers on how these can be adapted to their particular situation and farm.

>From the enterprise budgets, pro forma financial statements (including annual cost and returns, estimate of total required capital, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow budgets) will be developed for the production systems and average farm sizes selected. The financial statements will be published with instructions containing a spreadsheet for farmers to enter farm-specific data as needed.

A summary of marketing information will be prepared for each of the production systems/scenarios proposed. Fundamental market information required to present the market plan component will be included. This will include information on prices, product forms, market channels, volume requirements for various market channels, and potential target market segments. Economic planning tools such as these under development in Kenya will assist existing and prospective tilapia farmers to increase the likelihood of developing successful businesses through adequate business planning and monitoring.

The proposed activity will produce enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans that can be used as guides for prospective and existing fish farmers. A sound business plan is required by financial institutions before extending credit to any new enterprise. The information developed in this project will not only provide farmers with the appropriate tools to show profitability, but it will also help lending institutions to better assess the viability of aquaculture projects and reduce the rate of failure in loan repayment. Furthermore, this effort will identify the gaps in the existing database on fish farming in Kenya and the region.







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Collaborating Institution 
Moi University, Kenya
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University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
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Objectives 
1) Collect and organize the information necessary to prepare enterprise budgets and business plans for several fish production systems. 
2) Promote business-oriented thinking among farmers and encourage record-keeping much needed for effective extension efforts. 

Significance 
There is a great deal of interest in the development of successful aquaculture businesses in the East Africa region. With the development of the new core site in Kenya, there is an important opportunity to utilize economic planning tools as a basis for an integrated research-outreach effort designed to have a quick and substantial impact on the region. Recently, a workshop organized in Sagana, Kenya, identified and emphasized the need for business planning as critical to the success of the aquaculture sector in the country. This activity will identify the gaps in information that are critical to the development of comprehensive business plans for aquaculture businesses. PD/A CRSP field research studies could then be designed to fill in the gaps in production information to fully support the incipient aquaculture businesses in Kenya and the East Africa region. 

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Quantified Anticipated Benefits 
The proposed activity will produce enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans that can be used as guides for prospective and existing fish farmers. A sound business plan is required by financial institutions to obtain credit. The information developed under this work plan will not only provide farmers with the appropriate tools to show profitability, but also help lending institutions to better assess the viability of aquaculture projects and reduce the rate of failure in loan repayment. Furthermore, this effort will identify the gaps in the existing database on fish farming in Kenya and the region. These gaps can then be addressed through subsequent CRSP-funded research. This will reduce the time for the overall project to demonstrate an impact in the region. 

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Activity Plan 
Location: The majority of the analytical work will be conducted at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB). However, there will be close collaboration with the PD/A CRSP Africa project and Moi University. Several trips to Kenya over the course of the activity will be made to collect additional information as needed and for the training component implemented as part of this activity. 

Methods: The Regional Plan for East Africa identifies "Regional Enterprise Budget Development" as a key activity for the new Africa site. The effort to develop enterprise budgets and pro forma financial statements for business plans has been initiated. A workshop was organized at the Sagana Fish Farm, Sagana, Kenya, September 17-19 1997 with the main objective being to provide joint input into the ninth work plan. Additional objectives were to 1) identify local constraints to the development of aquaculture, 2) define the current state of knowledge about selected production systems, 3) establish the mechanism of data collection and analysis, 4) regionalize aquaculture objectives and 5) recommend actions to be taken to attain local and regional objectives. Recommendations of this workshop emphasized the need for aquaculture business planning along with a reinforcement of the linkages between research and extension. Following the recommendations of the
 workshop and in accordance with the Regional Plan for Africa, this activity will lead to the collection of production and economic data relevant to selected production systems. A standard form will be designed for data collection. Data collected will enable the development of enterprise budgets necessary for business planning. During this effort, the information gaps will be addressed.

Enterprise budgets will be developed for the production systems selected. Production systems will utilize tilapia as the primary species in either monoculture or polyculture with Clarias spp. Two principal levels of production systems will be analyzed: 1) non-cash systems based on on-farm inputs; and 2) commercial systems based on purchased feeds and fertilizers. Standard conventions and procedures as presented in Kay (1994) will be used to develop the budgets. However, the presentation of the budgets will follow both the U.S. and the host country's methods of budgeting. For those cost and return items for which data are lacking or deemed insufficient, sensitivity analyses will be conducted to present a range of potential economic outcomes from a particular enterprise. These same items will be those identified as constituting gaps in existing knowledge and for which additional research may be recommended. The enterprise budgets developed will be
 published for distribution with instructions to farmers on how these can be adapted to their particular situation and farm.

>From the enterprise budgets, pro forma financial statements (including annual cost and returns, estimate of total required capital, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow budgets) will be developed for the production systems and average farm sizes selected. These statements will be in a form usable for presentation in an aquaculture business plan or loan proposal. Any additional gaps in the knowledge base identified in this activity will further be specified as those needing additional research. The financial statements will be published with instructions containing a spreadsheet for farmers to enter farm-specific data as needed.

A summary of marketing information will be prepared for each of the production systems/scenarios proposed. Fundamental market information required to present the market plan component will be included. This will include information on prices, product forms, market channels, volume requirements for various market channels, potential target market segments, etc.

A workshop will be organized and held in Kenya by the PD/A CRSP representative and the project Co-PIs. The workshop will be used to present and train participants to interpret the enterprise budgets, financial statements and marketing information compiled. While there is a wide range of educational levels among Kenyan farmers, the general educational level is higher than that commonly assumed in developing countries. The general level of record-keeping is likewise higher than commonly assumed. It will further present methods for using this information to acquire financing for aquaculture businesses and to use this planning base for decision-making on the farm. 

Regional Integration 
This activity responds directly to the first objective listed in the Regional Plan for East Africa. Although the 1997 Sagana workshop did not include representatives from other African countries, recommendations of the workshop addressed regional objectives and concerns and included tentative plans for future collaboration in Tanzania and Uganda. This effort to develop enterprise budgets and financial statements for aquaculture will ensure that production systems selected will be appropriate and relevant to Kenya. The marketing information will be from the potential markets accessible to the proposed production units and will be compiled by major potential target markets. 

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Schedule 
7/1/01 Initiate project. 
6/30/02 Enterprise budgets will be compiled along with the necessary sensitivity analyses for the production systems selected. 
4/30/03 Pro forma financial statements will be completed. Marketing information reports will be completed and made available. A workshop will be organized. Final report will be submitted. 

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Literature Cited 
Kay, R.D. and W.M. Edwards, 1994. Farm Management, 3rd Edition. McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York.




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This information from USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah also applys to Kenya and the rest of Africa as follows:- 
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USAID will be more effective and profitable to the People Public of Kenya at Local Grassroots Community level? with the passing of the New Constitution at Referendum, than it is now.........The Reason why "YES" is a FACTOR, and the reasons why Kenyans should vote ?YES?? is because of VALUE the Kenyans People will gain in the CHANGE after the REFERENDUM for the New Constitution???.Thus: 
1)????? USAID staff will work alongside to promote Social Entrepreneurship in creating and supporting small business undertaking with the Civil Society, Faith Based, individuals, and the Local Community to realize and make sure the Developmental projects succeed and reach their goals. 
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2)????? The USAID Staff (as will provide in the New Constitution) will work shoulder-to-shoulder with all beneficiaries and partners in Government, including Civil Society, Faith Based and the Private Sector to promote Development Agenda to its meeting the goals and success 
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3)????? No funds will be diverted to other projects other than those indicated the funds are disbursed for,? as has been the case, where funding intended for projects in other regions are privately and locally transferred to different areas or regions without express permission of the USAID Agency by the Government?s intervention, e.g. evidential proof of many cases, where some regions were marginalized?..and such like funds for Cotton growing in Nyanza, were diverted to other regions as was during former President Moi?s? rulership. 
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4)????? In case where funds are diverted and did not trickle down to the Grassroot Community, People Public have the right to demand for their rights through legal justice which is not practical presently. 
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5)????? Information of all funding and disbursements will be made public and People Public have a right to access them without any bottleneck or bureaucracy, as it is now 
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6)????? Development speed and turn of events for progress will now be faster in the New Constitution than it is in the current Constitution 
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7)????? Civil Society, Individuals, Faith Based i.e. the Religious Organizations and Private Sector will now have access to open dialogue with the Government as Partners in Development working hand in hand and in consultation in the New Constitution that it is in the current constitution 
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8)????? Professionals will work in concerted efforts with the Government as Partners to implement and effect user friendly programs for Progress and prosperity to achieve Greener Development Agenda and to preserve and protect the Environment in the New Constitution than it is in the current one 
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9)????? Accessability to funding will be made easy and Government Officials will be available for assistance and accountable for the same 
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10)?? Transparency and accountability will be assessed and monitored very closely and therefore Poverty will be reduced to more than half in the New Constitution and Corruption and Impunity will be reduced drastically a thing which will be under close watch to bring peace and order 
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11)?? Public Funds that were stolen will be recovered through Legal Justice 
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12)?? Opportunity for Progress in Development will be realized sooner than it has previously been, thus providing for realistic serious Foreign investors (with public benefiting without manipulation) under Development Partnership for progress, which will bring value for Social Entrepreneurship and Cultural Heritage Diversity with extended Educational Learning and Research 
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13)?? The New Constitution is therefore a beacon for Progress and Prosperity encompassing the Millenium Development Agenda to eradicate POVERTY from the face of the third world. The reason why The New Constitution is Far Better than the current constitution and cannot wait for another day ??The Reason Why Kenyans in Great Numbers should VOTE ?.?YES? at the Referendum in August 4th 2010 
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14)?? Kenya and the Rest of African cannot afford to lag behind during these times of Global Economic 
Collapse??..The More Reason why Kenya and Africa must identify with America as Partners in Development for Progress, Prosperity and Security for a Better World. 
15) The New Constitution is Democracy at its best, that which Kenyans have been waiting for far too long, it is that which will bring Real Independence for the?People Public of the Citizens of Kenya, respecting People Public wishes and?eliminating all forms of?corruption and impunity.? People must decide?to achieve?Good Governance and just Rule of Law?and all those against violation of Human Rights must heed that what Kenyans want to achieve which?is??"The People Power of Democratization in the making", which is not the case in the current constitution, and that, the People Public majority of Kenya have decided along with the Government to Vote "YES" at the Referendum and for them, "Time is Running Out", they cannot wait for Drama of delaying tactics from the masterminders and Agents of "NO"??who belong to the minority?groups??shareholders?of Special Interests, those?who have corrupted the Country to its knees and subjected it to
 Impunity in the magnitude of serious violations of Human Rights. This therefore, is the struggle for Freedom, and freedom is calling now, we cannot wait. 
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Judy Miriga 
Diaspora Spokesperson 
Executive Director 
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., 
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http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
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Remarks by Dr. Rajiv Shah
Administrator, USAID
Reinventing USAID to Meet 21st Century Development and Security Challenges


National Press Club
Washington, D.C.
June 18, 2010 


I. INTRODUCTION
Thanks for that introduction Alan and thank you for the opportunity to address the National Press Club today. 
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I want to start today by saying something you're probably not used to hearing from a public servant in the aftermath of a crisis: thank you. 
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Your unstinting coverage of Haiti's earthquake certainly helped rally the American people behind the cause of helping our neighbors. 
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Ultimately, more than half of our citizens contributed to relief causes. It was an awe-inspiring demonstration of American compassion. 
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Although Americans might be most familiar with USAID's red white and blue logo from seeing it on the evening news in the midst of report about a tragedy like the one that unfolded in Haiti, long-term development is the main focus of our Agency. 
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Working to ensure all people have the chance to lead a healthy, productive life is not just our moral duty. It is an indispensible ingredient for global stability and prosperity. 
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The President's recently published National Security Strategy set an ambitious agenda for USAID. It calls on us to "help prevent conflict, spur economic growth, strengthen weak and failing states, lift people out of poverty, combat climate change and epidemic disease, and strengthen institutions of democratic governance." 
That's a tall order. But it's what animates our team. 
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President Obama and Secretary Clinton have made it my mission to remake USAID into the world's premiere development agency to meet the security and development challenges of the 21st century. Today I will discuss how we hope to achieve that goal and why it's so vital.
II. HAITI - LESSONS LEARNED
Let me take you back to Haiti for a moment and explain how that experience shaped our reform agenda, which is well underway. 
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Within a week of my arrival at USAID, the earthquake killed more than 200,000 of our neighbors-and left more than one million more hungry and homeless. We continue to remember the victims and honor the resilient spirit of the survivors.
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President Obama asked me to lead a "swift, aggressive and coordinated" US response to the disaster. 
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Before I was sworn in, I had heard a lot of grumbling about USAID: People said the Agency moved slowly, lacked the ability to innovate, and lost its in-house expertise. As I witnessed the Agency mobilize with astonishing speed in Haiti, I realized that the Agency's detractors were overstating their case. 
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Within hours of the earthquake, we dispatched urban rescue specialists who helped pull 132 people from the rubble. Within days, our military got the airport operating at three times its normal capacity. 
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Our staff's entrepreneurial work was essential to meeting the urgent needs of our neighbors. Rather than waiting to work through normal channels, we purchased local food stockpiles and immediately distributed them. 
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With the World Food Program, we fed more than 3.5 million people. And together with our partners, we vaccinated more than a million at-risk Haitians. To date, there has been no major outbreak of disease.
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As we approach the six-month mark of the earthquake, our professionals are helping Haitians build back better. 
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We're harnessing the power of private sector innovation to open new opportunities for Haitians. Just last week we launched an initiative with the Gates Foundation to encourage the provision of financial services through cell phones. Mobile transactions are cheaper and faster than traditional banking, and safer from disruption due to natural disasters. Mobile banking has the power to reach hundreds of millions of people who currently lack access to a safe place to save and borrow. This effort will make Haiti a hub for the m-banking revolution. 
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We're also working to strengthen Haiti's resilience against future natural disasters by helping local construction firms learn how to erect low cost, yet stronger homes - a practice we learned helping Peru rebuild from an earlier earthquake. 
Haiti 's recovery is just starting and will take years. Development is a difficult long-term endeavor. And we face significant challenges, especially as the hurricane season approaches. 
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But the early results of our efforts are encouraging - and they helped me shape my reform agenda. 
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I learned that to bring out the best in our employees, we need to unleash the pent up entrepreneurial energy within the Agency. We need to apply the latest learnings to the most pressing problems. And we need to encourage our staff to work shoulder-to-shoulder with our beneficiaries and partners in government, civil society and the private sector. 
Our staff can succeed by acting like development entrepreneurs. By taking risks, finding new ways to stretch a dollar, leveraging the capabilities of any willing partner and focusing on impact instead of just getting money out the door.
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For example, based on studies that showed people were most likely to use chlorine tablets if they were distributed along with water, we asked the Haitian truck drivers we hired to deliver water to also dispense purification pills at each stop. 
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Our team turned an urgent need into an opportunity to improve health outcomes. As a result, more Haitians in Port au Prince are drinking safe water today and diarrheal illness dropped by 12 percent, compared to pre-earthquake levels.
III. REFORMING FOR IMPACT
My job as Administrator is to make good on the President's promise to revitalize USAID by modernizing the Agency and enabling every employee to operate like an entrepreneur every day. 
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That's why I am launching a major set of operational reforms designed to partner and deliver high-impact, cost-efficient development. 
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A global Agency with 9,000 employees and an integral role in executing our foreign policy needs an intellectual nerve center. That's why last month, we formed a Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning-so we can achieve better results by becoming more evidence-based and impact -oriented.
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Next month, the Bureau will host a conference of scientific leaders to identify how we can best support innovation. The polio vaccine replaced the cumbersome iron lung and made it possible to nearly eliminate that crippling disease. We will ask these leaders how to support the development of the next breakthrough like a malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives at a much lower cost than nearly any alternative strategy. 
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In addition, we will rebuild USAID's budget accountability with a strong focus on getting better results for US taxpayers. We will pursue a development strategy that is based on focus, scale and impact. We will focus in fewer sectors in each country of work. We will pursue those efforts that can scale to reach a large percentage of people in need. And we will assess missions based on their achievements - not the process indicators that often substitute for real results. 
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Second, to achieve greater return from our investments, we are readying a package of procurement reforms. We will in-source program design and evaluation, saving money on contracts while rebuilding our program management capabilities. And we are redoubling our efforts to support local institutions and build local capacity. 
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Working through local partners is often the most cost effective and sustainable way to invest our resources. I recently visited one of the 1,427 health huts in Senegal. In these huts, volunteers who were selected by their communities and trained by USAID provide basic but often lifesaving treatments. By training local health workers and hiring local staff for project management, the program lowers costs while saving more lives. And it builds local capacity so that one day our aid will no longer be necessary. 
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Third, to get the best out of each employee we are reforming our personnel policies. A development entrepreneur needs flexibility. But, at the moment, bureaucratic processes are holding back USAID employees. In August, we will be inaugurating changes that will cut back on the red tape so our professionals can become more nimble at problem solving. 
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We will also be offering better opportunities to the 4,000 foreign nationals who are from the communities where we work. We often underutilize the talents of these employees, who make up half of our workforce and include doctors, engineers and former government officials. Now we will fight to make the most of their cultural and technical expertise.
We are also looking at ways to expand our civil service and to ensure that our workforce represents the best that our nation has to offer. 
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And because we recognize that USAID needs more in-house expertise, we have hired more than 500 new foreign services officers and we're planning to hire at least that many more. We are depending on these officers to bring fresh ideas and energy into the agency. 
We'll be equipping some of them with flip cams so they can interview program beneficiaries, record what they are learning, and propose program improvements. In addition to making our work more transparent, building this culture of customer research will make us more innovative and responsive. 
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Fourth, we need to do a much better job at monitoring and evaluation so we can easily identify what works, what doesn't and why-and implement changes in the way we do business. 
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We will more than triple investments in baseline information collection so we can improve outcomes by checking progress and making course corrections. We are requiring rigorous impact evaluation of crucial programs from their inception. And we're creating incentives for knowledge sharing to recognize the best evidence-based decision-making in our Agency. 
To do this we will host regular "evidence summits" to study our own actions and explore ideas for improvement. This starts with an After Action Review on Haiti next week at the National Defense University. 
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Finally, our Agency will embrace "extreme transparency." We will meet President Obama's Open Government Directive and seek to set a standard on transparency in development.
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We are committed to making information about our investments public. We owe American taxpayers hard evidence of the impact their money is making. We owe it to partner governments so they can plan around our assistance and to citizens, civil society and media so they can hold their governments accountable.
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As a first step, by the end of this year, we will have a readily accessible geospatial map of our programs available online for pilot country missions.
So that's my reform agenda for high impact development. 
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Taken together, these reforms will mark the most significant operational improvements to our nation's development agency since President Kennedy announced the creation of USAID almost 50 years ago. 
IV. USAID IN ACTIVE CONFLICT ZONES
And a more efficient, results-oriented agency is needed now more than ever. In the five decades since our founding, the role of USAID in supporting our national priorities - particularly our national security priorities - has certainly evolved. 
America's greatest security challenges are no longer just state-based. Extreme poverty compromises basic human dignities, banishes hope for the future and paves the way for the rise of transnational extremism. 
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We can meet these challenges through the President's signature long-term development initiatives, which are designed to meet the Millennium Development Goals -- our Feed the Future program and the Global Health Initiative. 
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In both initiatives, we are applying a new way of doing business to achieve more transformative and sustainable results. 
?
In our fight to end hunger, which now reaches more than 1 billion people, Secretary Clinton committed us to work "in partnership, no patronage." 
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I just returned from West Africa where regional leaders presented their own food security plans and committed to nearly doubling their investments in food security. They identified strategic interventions for eliminating hunger such as investing in improved maize and improving transborder trade. We will coordinate with other donors to invest in these country-owned plans - because it is less costly and more compassionate to stem famine than to feed the starving. And we will make sure these plans focus on women, who make up 70% of farmers and are a big part of the solution.
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But a modern aid agency must work where the link between the opportunity to lead a healthy and productive life and our own national security is strongest. 
Since the beginning of the civilian uplift in March 2009, USAID has more than tripled its staff in Afghanistan. 
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Right now, USAID field personnel are working side-by-side with our troops across Afghanistan. 
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In Kandahar, USAID development officers sit at the table with company commanders and an Afghan governor designing a project to reconstruct an irrigation canal. 
In Helmand, Marine squads patrol with USAID advisors, engaging the local community to build more representative local councils. 
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In Arghandab, a district just outside Kandahar that I visited this spring, pomegranate orchards are springing back to life where USAID has helped communities to rebuild destroyed basis for a viable economy. 
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What we've learned in these contested communities is that the process of working with local leaders is as important as repairing roads and digging wells. When our assistance is filtered through local governing processes, we help repair not just a road but also a community. 
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As so much of our focus is justifiably on the challenges in front of us in Afghanistan, it's important to recognize how far we've come. Where development efforts have taken root, we've been able to make a profound change in Afghans' lives. 
We've improved road infrastructure to increase trade and ease mobility, created educational opportunities for millions of children, and extended basic health care to 85 percent of the population. Since 2002 infant mortality has fallen by 22 percent. 
Where you find USAID in the field, you will see what I saw in Arghandab: Committed public servants putting their lives at risk to keep our nation safe.
V. CONCLUSION
Sustainable development is essential to sustainable national security. 
The world has changed in the last decade, and the development community - starting with our agency - must change too. We have to:
" Become development entrepreneurs through our ambitious reform agenda " Make innovation a core part of our approach; and " Work in a new spirit of partnership as we are doing in our efforts to end hunger and save lives through global health; 
USAID can help create a safer, more stable world by meeting our shared global challenges. That's what we are determined to do.
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Thanks.
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Remarks by Dr. Rajiv Shah
Administrator, USAID
Reinventing USAID to Meet 21st Century Development and Security Challenges


National Press Club
Washington, D.C.
June 18, 2010 


I. INTRODUCTION
Thanks for that introduction Alan and thank you for the opportunity to address the National Press Club today. 
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I want to start today by saying something you're probably not used to hearing from a public servant in the aftermath of a crisis: thank you. 
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Your unstinting coverage of Haiti's earthquake certainly helped rally the American people behind the cause of helping our neighbors. 
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Ultimately, more than half of our citizens contributed to relief causes. It was an awe-inspiring demonstration of American compassion. 
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Although Americans might be most familiar with USAID's red white and blue logo from seeing it on the evening news in the midst of report about a tragedy like the one that unfolded in Haiti, long-term development is the main focus of our Agency. 
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Working to ensure all people have the chance to lead a healthy, productive life is not just our moral duty. It is an indispensible ingredient for global stability and prosperity. 
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The President's recently published National Security Strategy set an ambitious agenda for USAID. It calls on us to "help prevent conflict, spur economic growth, strengthen weak and failing states, lift people out of poverty, combat climate change and epidemic disease, and strengthen institutions of democratic governance." 
That's a tall order. But it's what animates our team. 
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President Obama and Secretary Clinton have made it my mission to remake USAID into the world's premiere development agency to meet the security and development challenges of the 21st century. Today I will discuss how we hope to achieve that goal and why it's so vital.
II. HAITI - LESSONS LEARNED
Let me take you back to Haiti for a moment and explain how that experience shaped our reform agenda, which is well underway. 
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Within a week of my arrival at USAID, the earthquake killed more than 200,000 of our neighbors-and left more than one million more hungry and homeless. We continue to remember the victims and honor the resilient spirit of the survivors.
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President Obama asked me to lead a "swift, aggressive and coordinated" US response to the disaster. 
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Before I was sworn in, I had heard a lot of grumbling about USAID: People said the Agency moved slowly, lacked the ability to innovate, and lost its in-house expertise. As I witnessed the Agency mobilize with astonishing speed in Haiti, I realized that the Agency's detractors were overstating their case. 
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Within hours of the earthquake, we dispatched urban rescue specialists who helped pull 132 people from the rubble. Within days, our military got the airport operating at three times its normal capacity. 
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Our staff's entrepreneurial work was essential to meeting the urgent needs of our neighbors. Rather than waiting to work through normal channels, we purchased local food stockpiles and immediately distributed them. 
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With the World Food Program, we fed more than 3.5 million people. And together with our partners, we vaccinated more than a million at-risk Haitians. To date, there has been no major outbreak of disease.
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As we approach the six-month mark of the earthquake, our professionals are helping Haitians build back better. 
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We're harnessing the power of private sector innovation to open new opportunities for Haitians. Just last week we launched an initiative with the Gates Foundation to encourage the provision of financial services through cell phones. Mobile transactions are cheaper and faster than traditional banking, and safer from disruption due to natural disasters. Mobile banking has the power to reach hundreds of millions of people who currently lack access to a safe place to save and borrow. This effort will make Haiti a hub for the m-banking revolution. 
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We're also working to strengthen Haiti's resilience against future natural disasters by helping local construction firms learn how to erect low cost, yet stronger homes - a practice we learned helping Peru rebuild from an earlier earthquake. 
Haiti 's recovery is just starting and will take years. Development is a difficult long-term endeavor. And we face significant challenges, especially as the hurricane season approaches. 
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But the early results of our efforts are encouraging - and they helped me shape my reform agenda. 
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I learned that to bring out the best in our employees, we need to unleash the pent up entrepreneurial energy within the Agency. We need to apply the latest learnings to the most pressing problems. And we need to encourage our staff to work shoulder-to-shoulder with our beneficiaries and partners in government, civil society and the private sector. 
Our staff can succeed by acting like development entrepreneurs. By taking risks, finding new ways to stretch a dollar, leveraging the capabilities of any willing partner and focusing on impact instead of just getting money out the door.
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For example, based on studies that showed people were most likely to use chlorine tablets if they were distributed along with water, we asked the Haitian truck drivers we hired to deliver water to also dispense purification pills at each stop. 
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Our team turned an urgent need into an opportunity to improve health outcomes. As a result, more Haitians in Port au Prince are drinking safe water today and diarrheal illness dropped by 12 percent, compared to pre-earthquake levels.
III. REFORMING FOR IMPACT
My job as Administrator is to make good on the President's promise to revitalize USAID by modernizing the Agency and enabling every employee to operate like an entrepreneur every day. 
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That's why I am launching a major set of operational reforms designed to partner and deliver high-impact, cost-efficient development. 
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A global Agency with 9,000 employees and an integral role in executing our foreign policy needs an intellectual nerve center. That's why last month, we formed a Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning-so we can achieve better results by becoming more evidence-based and impact -oriented.
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Next month, the Bureau will host a conference of scientific leaders to identify how we can best support innovation. The polio vaccine replaced the cumbersome iron lung and made it possible to nearly eliminate that crippling disease. We will ask these leaders how to support the development of the next breakthrough like a malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives at a much lower cost than nearly any alternative strategy. 
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In addition, we will rebuild USAID's budget accountability with a strong focus on getting better results for US taxpayers. We will pursue a development strategy that is based on focus, scale and impact. We will focus in fewer sectors in each country of work. We will pursue those efforts that can scale to reach a large percentage of people in need. And we will assess missions based on their achievements - not the process indicators that often substitute for real results. 
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Second, to achieve greater return from our investments, we are readying a package of procurement reforms. We will in-source program design and evaluation, saving money on contracts while rebuilding our program management capabilities. And we are redoubling our efforts to support local institutions and build local capacity. 
?
Working through local partners is often the most cost effective and sustainable way to invest our resources. I recently visited one of the 1,427 health huts in Senegal. In these huts, volunteers who were selected by their communities and trained by USAID provide basic but often lifesaving treatments. By training local health workers and hiring local staff for project management, the program lowers costs while saving more lives. And it builds local capacity so that one day our aid will no longer be necessary. 
?
Third, to get the best out of each employee we are reforming our personnel policies. A development entrepreneur needs flexibility. But, at the moment, bureaucratic processes are holding back USAID employees. In August, we will be inaugurating changes that will cut back on the red tape so our professionals can become more nimble at problem solving. 
?
We will also be offering better opportunities to the 4,000 foreign nationals who are from the communities where we work. We often underutilize the talents of these employees, who make up half of our workforce and include doctors, engineers and former government officials. Now we will fight to make the most of their cultural and technical expertise.
We are also looking at ways to expand our civil service and to ensure that our workforce represents the best that our nation has to offer. 
?
And because we recognize that USAID needs more in-house expertise, we have hired more than 500 new foreign services officers and we're planning to hire at least that many more. We are depending on these officers to bring fresh ideas and energy into the agency. 
We'll be equipping some of them with flip cams so they can interview program beneficiaries, record what they are learning, and propose program improvements. In addition to making our work more transparent, building this culture of customer research will make us more innovative and responsive. 
?
Fourth, we need to do a much better job at monitoring and evaluation so we can easily identify what works, what doesn't and why-and implement changes in the way we do business. 
?
We will more than triple investments in baseline information collection so we can improve outcomes by checking progress and making course corrections. We are requiring rigorous impact evaluation of crucial programs from their inception. And we're creating incentives for knowledge sharing to recognize the best evidence-based decision-making in our Agency. 
To do this we will host regular "evidence summits" to study our own actions and explore ideas for improvement. This starts with an After Action Review on Haiti next week at the National Defense University. 
?
Finally, our Agency will embrace "extreme transparency." We will meet President Obama's Open Government Directive and seek to set a standard on transparency in development.
?
We are committed to making information about our investments public. We owe American taxpayers hard evidence of the impact their money is making. We owe it to partner governments so they can plan around our assistance and to citizens, civil society and media so they can hold their governments accountable.
?
As a first step, by the end of this year, we will have a readily accessible geospatial map of our programs available online for pilot country missions.
So that's my reform agenda for high impact development. 
?
Taken together, these reforms will mark the most significant operational improvements to our nation's development agency since President Kennedy announced the creation of USAID almost 50 years ago. 
IV. USAID IN ACTIVE CONFLICT ZONES
And a more efficient, results-oriented agency is needed now more than ever. In the five decades since our founding, the role of USAID in supporting our national priorities - particularly our national security priorities - has certainly evolved. 
America's greatest security challenges are no longer just state-based. Extreme poverty compromises basic human dignities, banishes hope for the future and paves the way for the rise of transnational extremism. 
?
We can meet these challenges through the President's signature long-term development initiatives, which are designed to meet the Millennium Development Goals -- our Feed the Future program and the Global Health Initiative. 
?
In both initiatives, we are applying a new way of doing business to achieve more transformative and sustainable results. 
?
In our fight to end hunger, which now reaches more than 1 billion people, Secretary Clinton committed us to work "in partnership, no patronage." 
?
I just returned from West Africa where regional leaders presented their own food security plans and committed to nearly doubling their investments in food security. They identified strategic interventions for eliminating hunger such as investing in improved maize and improving transborder trade. We will coordinate with other donors to invest in these country-owned plans - because it is less costly and more compassionate to stem famine than to feed the starving. And we will make sure these plans focus on women, who make up 70% of farmers and are a big part of the solution.
?
But a modern aid agency must work where the link between the opportunity to lead a healthy and productive life and our own national security is strongest. 
Since the beginning of the civilian uplift in March 2009, USAID has more than tripled its staff in Afghanistan. 
?
Right now, USAID field personnel are working side-by-side with our troops across Afghanistan. 
?
In Kandahar, USAID development officers sit at the table with company commanders and an Afghan governor designing a project to reconstruct an irrigation canal. 
In Helmand, Marine squads patrol with USAID advisors, engaging the local community to build more representative local councils. 
?
In Arghandab, a district just outside Kandahar that I visited this spring, pomegranate orchards are springing back to life where USAID has helped communities to rebuild destroyed basis for a viable economy. 
?
What we've learned in these contested communities is that the process of working with local leaders is as important as repairing roads and digging wells. When our assistance is filtered through local governing processes, we help repair not just a road but also a community. 
?
As so much of our focus is justifiably on the challenges in front of us in Afghanistan, it's important to recognize how far we've come. Where development efforts have taken root, we've been able to make a profound change in Afghans' lives. 
We've improved road infrastructure to increase trade and ease mobility, created educational opportunities for millions of children, and extended basic health care to 85 percent of the population. Since 2002 infant mortality has fallen by 22 percent. 
Where you find USAID in the field, you will see what I saw in Arghandab: Committed public servants putting their lives at risk to keep our nation safe.
V. CONCLUSION
Sustainable development is essential to sustainable national security. 
The world has changed in the last decade, and the development community - starting with our agency - must change too. We have to:
" Become development entrepreneurs through our ambitious reform agenda " Make innovation a core part of our approach; and " Work in a new spirit of partnership as we are doing in our efforts to end hunger and save lives through global health; 
USAID can help create a safer, more stable world by meeting our shared global challenges. That's what we are determined to do.
Thanks.
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US congressmen clash over abortion clause 


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By?KEVIN KELLY, SUNDAY NATION Correspondent in New York
Posted?Saturday, June 19?2010?at?22:30
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The provisions regarding abortion in Kenya?s? proposed constitution elicited a heated debate in the US Congress on Thursday.

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Kenya?s referendum campaign ?must be allowed to move forward without outside interference,? Congressman Donald Payne declared at the outset of a hearing by the Africa sub-committee he chairs. 
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Mr Payne was referring to funding provided to the ?No? side by US anti-abortion groups.

A leading ?right-to-life? activist said in April that his organisation, the American Centre for Law and Justice, was giving ?tens of thousands of dollars? to religious organisations in Kenya calling for rejection of the proposed constitution.
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But Congressman Chris Smith, the top Republican on the Africa sub-committee, shot back alleging that the Obama administration and ?pro-abortion? NGOs were the main outsiders seeking to influence the outcome of the referendum.
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Mr Smith charged that at least 20 US-based NGOs were working in support of the ?Yes? side but neither named the groups nor said what form of support is being offered.

The Republican lawmaker, one of the US Congress?s leading anti-abortion campaigners, reiterated claims that the Obama administration has spent $11 million (Sh88 million) to ensure a victory by the ?Yes? side. 
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Both US and Kenya have denied the US was directly funding the review process.
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Justice minister Mutula Kilonzo said the US, like other donors supporting reforms, were channelling funds through the United Nations Development Programme, for civic education and voter registration.
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Mr Smith said congressional investigators are examining whether this alleged partisan involvement violates a US law against use of public funds to support or oppose abortion.

The US law known as the Siljander Amendment prohibits the use of federal funds to lobby for or against abortion.
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--- On Fri, 7/9/10, Judy Miriga <jbatec at yahoo.com> wrote:
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JAMES SHIKWATI

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'James Shikwati' (born 1970) is a Kenyan libertarian economist and Director of the Inter Region Economic Network who promotes freedom of trade as the driving solution to poverty in Africa. He has made comments which imply that aid towards Africa does nothing but harm to their people, based on the central arguments that it is mainly used either by politicians as a tool to manipulate people and influence votes, or as a mechanism for dumping subsidised foreign agricultural products onto local markets at below cost making it nearly impossible for African farmers to compete.
James Shikwati is a writer and a commentator on public policy with a special interest in development, environment, trade and agriculture related issues. He has written widely on a variety of subjects in Kenyan and international newspapers, magazines, such as ''The Times'', ''The Guardian'', ''The Wall Street Journal'', ''The Washington Post'', ''The Sydney Herald'', ''The Business News'', ''The Daily Nation'' and ''The East African Standard''.
He has worked extensively with internationally acclaimed opinion leaders to promote ideas that improve productivity, and increase freedom to trade as a way to alleviate poverty. He has also participated in various international forums that focus on promotion of trade such as, The East African - American Business Summit, the AGOA initiative in Mauritius, the World Trade Organization mini ministerial in Sydney, the World Trade Organization ministerial meeting in Canc?n and the World Economic Forum in Chattanooga - U.S.A. He facilitates several workshops every year throughout Africa geared towards promoting productivity and trade.
He is the founder and Executive Director of a think tank known as the Inter Region Economic Network [IREN], a non-profit independent public policy research and educational organization that promotes market-based responses to contemporary social - economic and environmental issues. He is the Country Director for Students In Free Enterprise [SIFE Kenya] and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of an online business magazine ''The African Executive'' that is published weekly by IREN.
On 6 July 2007, Mr. James Shikwati was named among top 100 most influential Kenyans in a study that was conducted by The Standard Group (http://www.eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=1143970915), one of the Kenya?s leading media houses, he was described as one person whose decisions and actions are not motivated by the publicity they attract but by passion for what they do.
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IREN's Events







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Details Call James Shikwati or Jacqueline Sungu 
Tel 254-20-2731497, Email info at irenkenya.com 
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Subject: SIFE Kenya hosts 14 Vice Chancellors Meeting with Business Sector (May 23, 2007 Pan Afric Hotel 12.30 ? 2.30pm) 
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The SIFE Kenya Business Advisory Council members under the leadership of Nyambura Koigi (MD Postbank) will host a special meeting for varsity Vice Chancellors to discuss on how academia can partner with business community to promote youth entrepreneurship in Kenya . This event is geared towards solidifying the gains that SIFE Kenya has made for the last 5 years towards promoting youth business and entrepreneurship. Students In Free Enterprise program covers 15 universities and is set to expand to others institutions starting next year. Syngenta East Africa Ltd is expected to announce a 3 year support schedule for business promotion among the youth at the conclusion of this event. 
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Subject: The Africa Unity Day - Theme:? Positioning Africa in the 21st Century (May 25th 2007 6.00 ? 7.30pm Pan Afric Hotel) 
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The dream of the founding fathers of the Organization of Africa Unity (O.A.U) was to have a United States of Africa. Is Africa ripe for political and economic integration?? Africans who share this vision will converge at the Pan Afric hotel for a cup of Kahawa moto (Coffee). IREN invites you to join in?! ?The keynote address will be delivered by Mr. Chaacha Mwita, Group Managing Editor; The Standard Group. 
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Subject: The 5th SIFE Kenya Exposition on Entrepreneurship. May 26, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Kenya will showcase the largest university student exposition in Kenya that promotes entrepreneurship and business thinking among the youth in Kenya . Over 25 leading Company CEOs will be present. 15 University SIFE teams will be competing for Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Entrepreneurship awards and National exposition championship. The leading University will proceed to New York in October for the SIFE International Entrepreneurship Exposition that brings together 47 countries from all over the World. ?The first generation of post-independence African universities focused on providing functionaries for the civil service. African countries are facing new challenges related to participation in the global economy and SIFE provides just the right environment for students to meet this challenges upon graduation? says James Shikwati; SIFE Kenya Country Director. 
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IREN International High School Debate Competition on Development Issues June 9, 2007, Panafric Hotel, 8.00am ? 6.00pm 
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Theme: The benefits and challenges facing the East Africa Cooperation and how to enhance this cooperation 
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Member countries of the East African Community (EAC) are sensitizing their citizens on the importance of the integration and seeking their views and expectations. The EAC Africa Community is imperative if East African countries are to play a meaningful role in the rapidly globalizing world, command respect from the international community, enhance broad economic, social and political interests, and attain greater international bargaining power. In recognition of this, the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) will host high school students from Kenya Uganda and Tanzania , who will debate on development and the EAC. 
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For more information on IREN/SIFE events in general contact Anne on Tel 254-20-2731497, Email anne at irenkenya.com

Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS)Indoor residual spraying (IRS) is the application of small amounts of insecticide to the interior walls of houses to kill or sometimes repel malaria-transmitting mosquitoes. IRS is a highly effective, proven malaria prevention strategy that saves lives. 


The Use of DDT 





The President?s Malaria Initiative launched an indoor residual spraying campaign in Zanzibar, impacting 210,000 homes and helping over 1 million people. Source: USAID/TanzaniaThe use of the insecticide DDT for IRS is very different from the massive agricultural applications that led to the ban of DDT in the United States and other countries, both in terms of the amounts of insecticide used and the potential risks to the environment. If used correctly for this purpose, it poses no known risk to human health. Malaria, on the other hand, kills more than 1 million people each year, the vast majority of whom are African children. 

USAID adheres to strict environmental guidelines, approval processes, and procedures for the use of DDT and all other World Health Organization (WHO)-approved insecticides in its malaria control programs. We work with WHO and national partners to build country-level capacity to ensure the safe and judicious use of all insecticides, including DDT, used in malaria control programs. 

DDT is one of the WHO-approved insecticides for IRS. Its use for IRS to prevent malaria is an allowable exception under the Stockholm Convention ? also known as the Persistent Organic Pollutants Treaty or POPs Treaty ? when used in accordance with WHO guidelines and when safe, effective, and affordable alternatives are not available. The Stockholm Convention aims to eventually end the use of all POPs, including DDT. 

DDT is more effective and less expensive than many other insecticides in many situations; as a consequence it is a very ?competitive? choice for IRS programs. Interest in IRS, with DDT specifically, has increased in WHO, national control programs, donors, and other partners, with recent examples of successful applications, particularly in southern Africa. 

The determination of which of the WHO-approved insecticides to use for USAID?s IRS programs is made in coordination with the host-country malaria control program, with the primary objective of preventing as many malaria infections and deaths as possible in the most efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable way, and in accordance with national policies and capacities. 

USAID has never had a ?policy? as such either ?for? or ?against? DDT for IRS. The real change in the past two years has been a new interest and emphasis on the use of IRS in general ? with DDT or any other insecticide ? as an effective malaria prevention strategy in tropical Africa. For example, in fiscal year 2005 USAID supported less than $1 million of IRS in Africa, with programs utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor. For fiscal year 2006, in the President?s Malaria Initiative (PMI) and in other bilateral programs, USAID will support more than $20 million in IRS programs in Africa, including the direct purchase of insecticides. This dramatic increase in the scale of our IRS programs overall is the greatest factor in DDT?s recent prominence in USAID programs.


Plans to Support IRS 
In fiscal year (FY) 2005 USAID provided approximately $1 million support to IRS in Africa, in most cases utilizing insecticides purchased by the host government or another donor.?
For FY 2006, USAID is providing more than $20 million in support of IRS activities in eight African countries, including the direct purchase of insecticides, spraying equipment, protective gear, environmental assessments, training of spray personnel and information, education, and communication for local residents.
USAID is currently supporting IRS with DDT in Zambia.
This year, pending completion and satisfactory results of all necessary entomological and environmental assessments, USAID plans to support IRS with DDT in Ethiopia and Mozambique (including purchase of the insecticide); and also in Madagascar (using DDT purchased by another donor).
With FY 2006 funding, USAID is supporting IRS with insecticides other than DDT in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Angola.?
In FY 2007 the PMI will add four new countries, Malawi, Senegal, Rwanda, and Mozambique.? It is expected that funding for IRS will be part of the malaria control activities supported by the PMI in all of these countries.?





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WASHINGTON, June 9, 2008???Strengthening collaboration and integration across Africa?s borders is?a?major stepping-stone toward the continent?s meaningful integration in the global economy and a critical building block for stronger growth and poverty alleviation. That is the overarching message of the Regional Integration Assistance Strategy (RIAS) for Sub-Saharan Africa, presented to the World Bank Board of Directors in April and the first of its kind at the Bank.
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As increasingly recognized by Africa?s leaders and partners, the cost of the continent?s geographic, political and economic fragmentation and its separation from international markets is rising, in many ways becoming untenable. Some countries enjoy the windfall gains of historically high oil prices, while many others struggle with power-shortages and rolling blackouts. Most suffer from insufficient scale in production and lack of international competitiveness due to high costs and low reliability of transport, power, and telecoms combined with often prohibitive intra-African barriers on the flow of goods, capital and people.
?By addressing these obstacles, regional integration can pave the way for a more competitive and faster growing Africa,? says Mark Tomlinson, director of the Regional Integration Department in the Bank?s Africa Region. ?Regional integration holds a particularly strong promise for Africa?s 15 land-locked countries since their economic potential is inherently linked to the particular interests and conditions of their surrounding countries.?
According to Tomlinson, ?regional integration and cooperation also offers possibilities to ensure much improved and more sustainable management of shared natural resources??water and sensitive ecosystems, in particular??and to more effectively address regional commons, such as migratory diseases and climate change?.
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While not the first donor to proactively engage in Africa?s regional integration agenda, the World Bank has scaled up efforts significantly over the past five years?first with the launch of International Development Association?s (IDA) regional pilot program in 2003, and then with the establishment of the Regional Integration Department in the Africa Region in 2004. Today the Regional Integration Department manages a lending portfolio of $2.2 billion (the second largest in the Africa Region) and a considerable program of knowledge and capacity development activities. Regional resources were increased 100 percent in the replenishment of IDA, providing up to a further $2.1 billion for regional investments in Africa over the next three years (some 12-15 percent of total IDA assistance to Africa.)
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?Leveraging the effectiveness of regional IDA through cooperation and partnerships is the name of the game,? according to the Department?s Lead Operations Officer Jacob Kolster. ?Once you ensure ownership at the country level, regional projects can then be approached like a joint venture between countries. The shared vested interest builds cooperation toward a common goal, such as cross-border power trade.?
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Projects such as the Regional Communications Infrastructure Project (RCIP) and East Africa Submarine System (EASSy) aiming to bring high speed broadband internet access to Eastern Africa and the West Africa Power Pool Project, connecting national power grids across West Africa to dramatically reduce costs and increase supply and reliability of electricity, serve as prime examples of how regional programs stand to benefit people across borders.
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With the aim to maximize the leverage and impact of the increasing regional assistance to be provided under the 15 th IDA replenishment, the regional integration assistance strategy marks the first comprehensive strategic framework to guide the Bank?s regional engagements in Africa.
The strategy focuses Bank engagement around three key pillars of support and one cross cutting theme: (i) development of regional infrastructure to create economies of scale and connect landlocked countries to regional and global trade routes, (ii) institutional cooperation and economic integration with a particular focus on regional policy harmonization, reduction of tariff and non-tariff barriers, regional business environments and development of regional financial markets, and (iii) coordinated investments in support of regional public goods by focusing on shared water resources, climate change, emergency response, agricultural productivity, cross-border transmission of HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases, and rationalization of research and tertiary education.
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Regional priorities will need to be enshrined in national development plans as this is where implementation largely takes place. To facilitate this process, Bank assistance will target the strengthening of Africa?s key regional economic communities and technical bodies to lead the integration agenda among member countries and national agencies responsible for regional integration.
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The new strategy was developed through an extensive stakeholder consultation process that brought together the African Union, the New Partnership for Africa?s Development (NEPAD), Regional Economic Communities, academia, bilateral donors, civil society organizations, national governments and development partners. Stakeholders will continue to be involved in implementation, to provide feedback on perceived effectiveness and needed course adjustments in light of stakeholder experiences.
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The immediate focus of the strategic framework is the IDA Regional Program and its associated lending and non-lending activities. But the broader aim is to enlarge the scope and reach of the strategic framework to ensure a more systematic reflection of regional priorities in the Bank?s country assistance strategies and programs.
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The strategy also aims to strengthen synergies among IDA, IBRD, IFC, and MIGA by enhancing collaboration and coordination. Implementation of the new strategy will be framed within four sub-regional plans of implementation (West, Central, East and Southern Africa.) These plans will be developed jointly among the neighborhood of country teams concerned, the regional team and IFC and MIGA. The first implementation plan ? for West Africa ? is now under development. Progress with the new strategy will be reported to the Board, and to IDA Deputies as part of the mid-term review of IDA 15.
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Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 21:02:31 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] looking for a serious investement.a peice of land.
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From amosogal at gmail.com  Sat Jul 10 03:37:46 2010
From: amosogal at gmail.com (Lee Makwiny)
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 10:37:46 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: Land questions.
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Kigame, I am not a lawyer, but I want to express my support for taxing of
the idle land! We have so much idle land in this country which are not
utilised while Kenyan are landless! For the maximum and minimum I also think
I support this!! You will agree with me that majority of Kenyan are landless
and another majority hold very little. So the few who own land tracks the
same as Nyanza must be asked to return some to the landless! Visit Taita
Taveta, take a drive to Nairobi from Nyanza and you will know what it means!


Thanks!

On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 7:17 PM, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:

>  Dear All,
>
> I have chosen to re-send this and would appreciate some document-based
> comments.
>
> Reuben.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net>
> *To:* Anthony Maina <mwangi at sunlandkenya.com> ; Mbagaya Julius<mbagayaltm at yahoo.com>;
> cjakait at gmail.com ; Edward Lumadede <melumadede at yahoo.com.hk> ; Samuel
> Makome <smakome at gmail.com> ; Sally Malinda <swmalinda at gmail.com>
> *Sent:* Sunday, June 27, 2010 4:38 PM
> *Subject:* Land questions.
>
> Dear All,
>
> Could any lawyer or member of this discussion group tell me something about
> Article 63 in the proposed constitution in so far as it seems to conflict
> with Agenda 4?
>
> To my knowledge, Agenda 4, in solving the problem of hostility experienced
> in 2007-8 wanted the question of ethnic violence on the basis of land taken
> care of once for all. Now, with the provisions of Article 63 where Community
> land is also defined on the basis of ethnicity, is this a solution to the
> crisis it seeks to deal with? Besides, do we really want a Kenya where the
> constitution has a documented recognition of ethnic groups owning land? so,
> are we not entrenching the problem of 2007-8 by having Article 63 reading
> the way it does? What will stop people from being evicted from the so-called
> "community land" once the new constitution is enacted? Someone help me, and
> please be reasonable and factual.
>
> Second, Article 65 allows foreigners to lease land for a period of 99
> years, exceeding most of their own lifespans. Is this what we want?
>
> Article 68 indeed says that parliament will regulate the minimal and
> maximum acreage of land. How do you explain this to the common Mwananchi in
> a manner not to cause alarm to the effect that the government will actually
> not be interfering with his land rights?
>
> Lastly, has anyone realized that the Kenya Land Commission will have the
> right to impose taxes on land and, at the same time, the County Government
> impose property tax, which includes land in Schedule 4?
>
> Reuben Kigame.
>
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From sunoti at yahoo.com  Sun Jul 11 00:31:04 2010
From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2010 05:31:04 +0100
Subject: [Jambo] [KOL] Urgent: Petition to Support Referendum
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Kuria,

I have been in talks with George Nyongesa and we hope despite the short notice 
to bloggers, we will get the numbers.Thanks to Dr. Matunda and Ogendi of KCA all 
of whom have been helpful in getting the online petition. 


Nyongesa will be busy collecting signatures at Kencom as well, the best we can 
do is get him as many online as we can.

Ndugu Nyongesa, we are with you on this, the diaspora?are behind you fully. A 
time comes when despite everything else, a man must take sides with the people, 
the side of the common good, the side of reformers and above all, avoid the side 
of the brutal oppressors and tormentors of yesteryears.

All in diaspora and back at home, take time, just a few minutes to sign the 
petition for the sake of Kenya?to help our brother George Nyongesa represent us 
with our support.

Otieno Sungu.




________________________________
From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
To: kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com
Cc: Mlalahoi <mlalahoi at googlegroups.com>; Kenya Forum 
<youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>; Africa-Oped 
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Sent: Fri, July 9, 2010 6:41:57 PM
Subject: Re: [KOL] Urgent: Petition to Support Referendum


Ndugu Kanaka,

Good work. We are doing the right thing and we are with Wanjiku on this. We will 
support good causes and tell off those who want to take us back to Misri.

Thanks again for the good work. I have signed mine and hope that all those 
people who want Wanjiku to have the constitution signs it so that they dont use 
us to derail the constitution for selfish reasons. We cannot sit back and leave 
the battle to George Nyongesa and others. We have to step in and take the battle 
to their door steps. We are not joking with anybody this time because katiba 
issues are not things to joke with.?

Please let everybody sign this petition unless they want to support the 
repressive forces of yestyears.

I watched this video where Njoya is being clobbered like a thief or animal and 
realized that it is time we passed this katiba. Anybody siding with Moi and Ruto 
who were behind this brutal attacks need to re-examine their stand. I cried on 
seeing Njoya cry like a baby on being clobbered by Moi goons. I am surprised to 
see him alive after this brutal attack. Shame on them!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KLHtkIw ? ZfJQOrfvJU

Kuria

On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Ogendi <imo4492 at gmail.com> wrote:

? 
>Thanks Ndugu Kuria. 
>
>
>We cannot sit by and let selfish people derail a critical such a critical 
>process.
>
>
>They are afraid to meet Wanjiku kwa debe.?
>
>
>Zambaza tena.
>
>
>Ogendi 
>
>
>
>On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 12:44 AM, Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>? 
>>
>>
>>
>>---------- Forwarded message ----------
>>From: KCA President <president at kenyansabroad.org>
>>Date: Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 11:00 AM
>>Subject: [kca_main] Urgent: Petition to Support Referendum [1 Attachment]
>>To: kca_main <kca_main at yahoogroups.com>
>>
>>
>>
>>? 
>>[Attachment(s) from KCA President included below] 
>>To All
>>We are seeking the direction of the court to dismiss the application by Omtatah 
>>et al 
>>
>>
>>and allow the referendum to go on. A new constitution will ensure equitable 
>>distribution 
>>
>>
>>of resources, respect for the rule of law, probity and accountability in 
>>government. We 
>>
>>
>>are praying to the court to side with the people of Kenya as we undertake this 
>>most 
>>
>>
>>solemn of duties.
>>
>>
>>
>>Please Click Here? and sign the Petition or go to
>>
>>???????????????????? http://www.petitiononline.com/kca_9710/petition.html .
>>
>>
>>Further information
>>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>
>>From the attached document you will note that the application by Andrew 
>>
>>Omtatah Okoiti and others is seeking to stop the August 4th referendum for a 
>>new constitution. In their petition No. 3 of 2010 which is before the Interim
>>Independent Constitutional Dispute Resolution Court of Kenya ( IICDR ) , 
>>
>>they are seeking the Court`s direction , among other things, to :?
>>
>>1. Stop the referendum because of alleged contravention of? Sections 1, 1A, 
>>
>>??? 3, 41A,47A & 60A of the Constitution of Kenya 
>>2. Direct the Interim Independent Electoral Commission of Kenya to register 
>>
>>??? Kenyans abroad as voters 
>>
>>
>>
>>-- 
>>Dr. Ogendi Menge
>>for KCA Executive Committee
>>
>>Website: http://www.kenyansabroad.org
>>
>>
>>
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>>http://www.facebook.com/kjmwangi
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Table of Contents


1. Bit of History...Charles Laverne "Cab" Cabbage (1944 - 2010)
2. Saying Goodby to a Friend...By John Burl Smith
3. Venue for an Artist...LOST...By Charles L. Cabbage
4. Hood Notes...Epitaph For Charles...By John Burl Smith
5. Intuit's Vibe..Live Your Life...Shawnee Chief Tecumseh (1768-1813)
6. Mailbox

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Bit of History
Charles Laverne "Cab" Cabbage (1944 - 2010)

Born on June 8, 1944, the second child in a brood of 8 to Irvin and  
Jessie Cabbage, Charles L. Cabbage cherished his working class roots.   
Black families in the Riverside community of Memphis, Tennessee could  
offer their children few viable opportunities for escaping the ghetto;  
so, they sought hope in the promise of education. Although Charles was  
a very bright student, elementary school teachers saw little reason to  
invest time and energy in poor black boys destined for the factories  
or other forms of manual labor.  Determined to make something of  
himself, Charles was undaunted by his merger prospects.

Riverside was a tough neighborhood, known for gang fights and  
shootouts.  Protectively, Mrs. Cabbage kept Charles close to home.   
Fortunately for him, the owner of a plot of land, on which he once  
grew vegetables, allowed kids in the community to turn it into a  
basketball court.  Charles began honing his athletic skills on this  
patch of dirt.

However, this was no easy task, because the former garden plot sloped  
into a small flat area surrounded by walnut trees, hence its name  
"Walnut Grove."  Impediments, such as those trees and the uneven  
terrain were set, allowing one to adjust his game, not so however for  
the older guys who dominated the court on most occasions.   
Establishing himself in the "grove" taught Charles early in life that  
one has to take his lumps, if he is to succeed because the world did  
not come with referees to calls fouls.

High school was where Charles experienced real success academically  
and athletically.  And like cream, he rose to the top.  Charles  
graduated from George Washington Carver High School in 1962 and  
entered S. A. Owen Jr. College in Memphis that fall where the days in  
"Walnut Grove" served him well.  After receiving an Associate of Arts  
degree, Charles accepted a basketball scholarship to Morehouse College  
in Atlanta, Georgia and a new world opened to him.

The mid-1960s was a turbulent time in the United States; it was an era  
of social upheaval. Vietnam War protesters, civil rights marchers and  
black power activists filled the streets with demands for change.   
This was unlike the sleepy little backwater city of Memphis in which  
he grew up. At home, colored folks bowed to whites, accepting  
segregation as the fixed order of the universe. Atlanta was an  
incubator, hatching activists like Stokely Carmichael, H. Rap Brown,  
Cleveland Sellers, Willie Ricks and others.  After receiving his draft  
notice, Charles said, "I couldn't see dodging bullets in the jungles  
of Vietnam when I could dodge the draft and still die right here  
fighting racism!"

Now known as "Cab" by his associates, Charles joined the Student  
Non-violent Coordinating Committee's (SNCC) cavalcade and honed his  
skills as an organizer. Atlanta was not "Walnut Grove" but Cab was a  
quick study, not only soaking up the skills and rhetoric of the black  
revolution, he became infused with its passion.  A thoroughgoing  
revolutionary, after receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree (1967),  
Cabbage returned to Memphis convinced his newly acquired skills would  
help his people. He said then, "The NAACP is in league with the white  
power structure; they are comfortable with the status quo.  Poor  
people have to be taught how to fight the system to break the grip of  
segregation.  I came home to free my people."

Cab reunited with Coby Smith, an activist from Atlanta and a childhood  
friend, and teammate John Burl Smith, who had just returned from  
Vietnam.  Cabbage and the Smiths went to work for a local anti-poverty  
group called MAP-South, as community aides.  Cab organized a campaign  
against absentee-landlords to improve tenants' living conditions.  He  
spoke about their situation, "People were living in deplorable  
conditions.  There were big holes in the walls, rats eating babies'  
fingers, roaches everywhere, windows broken and landlords never came  
to see about their property."

Cabbage had a unique skill for recognizing the needs of the community,  
and he proposed a broad based organization called the Black Organizing  
Project (BOP) to address problems.  BOP consisted of a political arm  
called the Black United Front, an economic branch called the Downtown  
Association, a Vietnam Veterans support group, senior citizens confab,  
a tenant association called the Mobilizers and a youth division known  
as the Invaders.  This multi-purpose structure allowed BOP to help all  
segments of the community in confronting problems.

The real test came when Memphis Sanitation workers went on strike in  
1967 and the City of Memphis obtained an injunction against the  
sanitation workers union, the AFSCME.  This prevented workers from  
interfering with garbage collection, which tied their hands. Black  
community and union leaders asked the Invaders to get young people  
involved in protests.  This proved a pivotal event in the political  
development of Memphis and revealed Charles Cabbage's true  
effectiveness as an organizer.

Cab described his strategy, "I decided to use small groups of Invaders  
that could move fast, hit and run to frustrate police and city  
leaders.  They harassed workers that crossed the picket lines, dumped  
garbage in the streets at night, ambushed collection trucks with rocks  
and bottles, even with gun shots on a few occasions.  Invader squads  
turned out high schools on ?black Mondays' and led students to city  
hall protests."

When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. held a march in Memphis that ended in  
a riot, Cabbage and the Invaders were blamed for the trouble.  Cabbage  
lamented, "Black community and union leaders turned their backs on us  
and pretended they hadn't asked us to help.  We tried to warn Dr. King  
that there were government provocateurs in town that would disrupt the  
march, but they told him they had things under control.  The riot was  
designed to make Dr. King look bad."

Following the sanitation strike Cabbage became a marked man.  He was  
hounded by the police and the FBI's Counter Intelligence Program  
(Co-Intel-Pro) agents.  Cab spent some years on the run, even  
surviving an assassination attempt. While Cabbage lived incognito,  
slowly Memphis began to change, electing its first black Congressman,  
a black majority on the city council, eventually a black Mayor, but  
there was no hero's welcome upon Cab's return.

Keeping a very low profile, Cabbage returned to Riverside and resumed  
helping the community once again.  He was responsible for getting  
Velero, a large oil refinery, to set up the Riverside Community Board  
to deal with issues of pollution, health and improvements. Cab  
organized an effort to prevent closure of Carver High School and got  
much needed improvements.

After battling health problems for several years, on June 24, 2010,  
Charles "Cab" Cabbage passed leaving his mother, a sister, two  
brothers, three children, six grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews  
and friends. His innovative vision, fierce determination and love for  
his people and community will be truly missed by all who knew him.



Saying Goodbye to a Friend
By John Burl Smith

Funerals have always seemed such morbid affairs.  Accordingly, I only  
attend under very special circumstances.  The overt mourning --  
sobbing and painful cries -- always hang heavy on me long after the  
occasion passes.  Moreover, I prefer to remember people expressing  
their full zeal and passion for life, doing things they loved and  
chasing their dreams like a kid playing hide and seek.  Consequently,  
I was seized with trepidation when notice arrived in Atlanta, Georgia  
where I have resided since 1983 that a lifelong friend from Memphis,  
Tennessee Charles L. Cabbage had passed.

Such gatherings are never supposed to be considered pleasant,  
definitely not festive, so we donned gloomy masks to avoid  
inappropriateness.  But to the contrary for me, the atmosphere quickly  
turned from gloom to smiles as I saw faces and greeted friends,  
teammates, classmates and former competitors that I had not seen in  
years.  The occasion began to feel more like a homecoming for me than  
a home going for Cab, as we affectionately called him.

The program included dignitaries, as well as friends and all told  
their favorite Charles Cabbage story. As they spoke, it was clear, his  
many years of struggle trying to benefit the community were not in  
vain.  During his life, Charles had touched many people in a profound  
and lasting way.  His legacy of service to the Riverside and Memphis  
metropolitan community was acknowledged by all.  Shelby County Mayor,  
Joe Ford presented a proclamation to that affect and U. S. Congressmen  
Steve Cohen sent one echoing similar sentiments.

My heart overflowed for Cab, a friend and fellow warrior, who had  
given so much of himself, because he was finally receiving the long  
overdue recognition he deserved.  For once, I left a funeral service  
feeling better than I did when I arrived.  Other than my wife, Dot,  
Charles was the only other person who was always able to consistently  
bring something out of me, I had no idea was there.  Thanks for being  
my friend, rest peacefully Cab.




Venue for an Artist
LOST
By Charles L. Cabbage


Many years ago
When my heart was young
I tried to give it away.
I could not.
Then I finally learned how;
So I gave it freely.
I left it unprotected,
I did not know how to love,
And to avoid the pain.
So I gave it freely to many.
In time it was shattered into pieces
And scattered around the world.
Now in the last quarter of my life
I am searching for the pieces.
Sometimes I manage to find a fragment,
Or small piece and try to give it to someone;
It is never enough.
Putting together the pieces of a fracture and scattered
Heart is the task that many of us follow,
trying hard to find the feeling that comes
with the giving of all the fractured pieces.
But still we search....
So I still try to make a whole heart
 From the scattered pieces.
Forever alone I will not accept.
I will find the rest of the fragments
Of the love that I have to offer....
AND I SHALL GIVE IT AWAY!!!!




Hood Notes
Epitaph for Charles
By John Burl Smith

There are few people or times that truly touch the lives of others in  
such a way that afterwards things are never the same.  During the  
summer of 1967, it was that way for me when Charles L. Cabbage  
returned to South Memphis from Atlanta, Georgia.  Charles brought with  
him some ideas that began a change not only in me but the City of  
Memphis, and things have not been the same since.  I was like most  
Negroes at that time, happy just to live out my life on what ever  
terms white people dictated.  Never in my wildest imagination did I  
dare demand anything from whites and definitely I never thought of  
expressing pride in being a black man.

Today, we take such concepts for granted and express such ideas as  
givens.  However, with the passing of Charles, I found myself  
rummaging through my life as I thought about his.  Never a perfect  
individual by any stretch of the imagination but he was a man for his  
time.  I will not judge him with today's eyes looking upon his mortal  
coil; that would be a glance into the rearview mirror of hindsight.   
What I see when I gaze upon his still remains is a fallen hero of  
mine.  No knight in shining armor, but he picked up the flag and held  
it aloft to rally a bedraggled people, when others better suited ran  
the other way.

I do not sound taps or treble the horn for a man that the tragedies of  
life revealed his flaws, I eulogize a drum major, one who blew the  
charge during those desperate hours when all seemed lost.  He was the  
example I sought to emulate in a feeble attempt to measure up to his  
stalwart challenge.  More than an inspiration, Charles dilated my  
world, allowing me to realize possibilities I never thought existed.   
The most important came through my involvement with the Invaders and  
black power, where I found the gift of words and became a writer.

This is a gift I could never have imagined that day I sat at the Log  
Cabin as Charles walked up and began talking what I felt at the time  
was that "black power crap."   However, Charles had a very penetrating  
intellect and his logic could not be denied.  He was a natural leader  
who found a way to articulate our needs, frustrations, ambitions,  
dreams and hopes. Whether you were an Invader, part of the Black  
Organizing Project, neighbor, classmate or teammate, the sentiments  
expressed here about Charles you identify with and hold close to your  
heart and are comforted by the fact that he was a special person.

"The Lord moves in mysterious ways" and He chooses some most unlikely  
messengers to carry His words.  The best example is Saul who became  
Paul.  My point is not to make Charles seem a saint but to remind  
everyone that Paul was human and that God works through anyone to  
accomplish His purposes.  For me, Charles was God's way of lifting me  
up from the lowest hell and Memphis along with me.  Consequently, who  
are we to second guess who He selects and how He directs a life.  We  
only know what we see in a person, we have no idea what God sees in  
them!!!



Intuit's Vibe
Live Your Life
Shawnee Chief Tecumseh (1768-1813)

Live your life that the fear of death can never enter your heart.  
Trouble no one about his religion. Respect others in their views and  
demand that they respect yours. Love your life, perfect your life,  
beautify all things in your life. Seek to make your life long and of  
service to your people. Prepare a noble death song for the day when  
you go over the great divide.

Always give a word or sign of salute when meeting or passing a friend,  
or even a stranger, if in a lonely place. Show respect to all people,  
but grovel to none. When you rise in the morning, give thanks for the  
light, for your life, for your strength. Give thanks for your food and  
for the joy of living. If you see no reason to give thanks, the fault  
lies in yourself.

Abuse no one and no thing, for abuse turns the wise ones to fools and  
robs the spirit of its vision. When your time comes to die, be not  
like those whose hearts are filled with fear of death, so that when  
their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live  
their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song, and  
die like a hero going home."



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From kathy.kathy72 at gmail.com  Sat Jul 10 13:51:12 2010
From: kathy.kathy72 at gmail.com (Catherine Akinyi)
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 20:51:12 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fresh graduate
Message-ID: <AANLkTik05ZPKytJp0lnNDkX9QB-gB-YXF_miEiLKACTO@mail.gmail.com>

Hi YP people,

I have a niece of mine who passed KCSE very well with an A- (minus)
grade. As we speak she is still at home. She got no job and we have
tried to apply for international scholarships but to no chance. Is
there anyone with leads to an international university that offers
scholarships? We do not have enough cash to see her through here and
time is running out. Engineering is her choice but medicine was her
priority. Please give me any leads.

Cathy 722493409

On 7/9/10, Mheshimiwa... <totiaa at gmail.com> wrote:
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From josiah.ogalo at gmail.com  Sat Jul 10 14:08:01 2010
From: josiah.ogalo at gmail.com (josiah ogalo)
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 21:08:01 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Fw: Land questions.
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Reuben,
On matters land we need land economists and lawyers who are genuine to
elaborate more,myself i've lost respect for the clergy frm
pentecostals at the forefront of no campaigns for the manner in which
they've carried themselves over the constitutional debate!they call
for prayers then turn them into political rallies when they shuld
preach tolerance n peace builders as christ's reps,esp their readiness
to mention names whenever thngs like the uhuru park blasts,i wonder
truly if they are true or false believers.
That will be revealed when christ comes,may my name be found in the buk of life!
Regards
josiah

On 7/10/10, Tim Arnold <tim472 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Man of God, Reuben Kigame.
>
> Pleasure in always getting your insight.
>
> On the land issue it's very ambiguous. The maasai can rightfully claim
> half the country to them then what next. We move n pay 4 the misdeed
> of the colonial gov n previous regimes. I can't trust politicians n
> parliament to wipe their back side let alone provide wisdom in
> comprehensive land reform.
>
> We need to pray for God intervention for wisdom to prevail on our
> leaders. If not greed n self preservation will be the end of us.
>
> Tim
>
> On 7/9/10, Reuben Kigame <rk at fishkenya.net> wrote:
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I have chosen to re-send this and would appreciate some document-based
>> comments.
>>
>> Reuben.
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Reuben Kigame
>> To: Anthony Maina ; Mbagaya Julius ; cjakait at gmail.com ; Edward Lumadede ;
>> Samuel Makome ; Sally Malinda
>> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 4:38 PM
>> Subject: Land questions.
>>
>>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> Could any lawyer or member of this discussion group tell me something
>> about
>> Article 63 in the proposed constitution in so far as it seems to conflict
>> with Agenda 4?
>>
>> To my knowledge, Agenda 4, in solving the problem of hostility experienced
>> in 2007-8 wanted the question of ethnic violence on the basis of land
>> taken
>> care of once for all. Now, with the provisions of Article 63 where
>> Community
>> land is also defined on the basis of ethnicity, is this a solution to the
>> crisis it seeks to deal with? Besides, do we really want a Kenya where the
>> constitution has a documented recognition of ethnic groups owning land?
>> so,
>> are we not entrenching the problem of 2007-8 by having Article 63 reading
>> the way it does? What will stop people from being evicted from the
>> so-called
>> "community land" once the new constitution is enacted? Someone help me,
>> and
>> please be reasonable and factual.
>>
>> Second, Article 65 allows foreigners to lease land for a period of 99
>> years,
>> exceeding most of their own lifespans. Is this what we want?
>>
>> Article 68 indeed says that parliament will regulate the minimal and
>> maximum
>> acreage of land. How do you explain this to the common Mwananchi in a
>> manner
>> not to cause alarm to the effect that the government will actually not be
>> interfering with his land rights?
>>
>> Lastly, has anyone realized that the Kenya Land Commission will have the
>> right to impose taxes on land and, at the same time, the County Government
>> impose property tax, which includes land in Schedule 4?
>>
>> Reuben Kigame.
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From prcanb at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 00:06:03 2010
From: prcanb at yahoo.com (Absalom Birai)
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2010 21:06:03 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The world cup that was!
Message-ID: <426557.99042.qm@web38707.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

That the world cup is over, the winners are celebrating and the losers continue to mourn remind me of the words that were spoken by our Lord and Savior,Jesus Christ " Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away." Mathew 24:35"

Can you imagine that after four or so years of intense preparation and watching the 32 teams play,world cup is history! And such is true with all things on earth involving human beings. With time,all will pass and even forgotten. The only thing that will stand is the word of God.Let us do everything possible to embrace that truth.

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From: abierocarole at yahoo.com (ABBY OTIENO)
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2010 23:27:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Spring Bed......
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Muheshimiwa? i guess your so called yours,?likes the ?noise(the swinging) it 
aroses her if am not wrong. Hope you not confusing that bed with the nakumatt 
metal bed, because those ones are very cute Muheshimiwa kwani umetoka shimo gani 
na weweee? ama the swinging one is more comfy.
>>?
>>Abby
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>Good people....things have not been nice in my matters matrimonial.From the time 
>>>she started sleeping at the famous man side of the bed...to the buying of a 
>>>double decker and the wall clock coming into the picture....i only smile outside 
>>>my house.
>>>
>>>Now...the other day i went back to my house only to find my wooden 5*6 bed 
>>>replaced by a 5*6 spring bed by the very truely mine...
>>>
>>>I was lost for words for i felt this to be an insult.Everytime i turn over..the 
>>>bed swings for like three minutes...This leaves me woried on how this bed will 
>>>behave when it comes matters fix the rod.The intetion of bringing this bed has 
>>>been very ununderstood by the good me.
>>>
>>>Am thinking either the bed goes or the one who brought it to go with it.
>>>
>>>Can someone educate me on this before one of us quits....
>>>
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From muchirikaregwa at hotmail.com  Mon Jul 12 02:26:52 2010
From: muchirikaregwa at hotmail.com (karegwa muchiri)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:26:52 +0000
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] PROPOSAL WRITING AND FUNDRAISING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI
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 Dear Partner,

RE: INVITATION TO PROPOSAL WRITING AND FUND RAISING WORKSHOP IN NAIROBI AT
> MILIMANI HOTEL, OPP KENYA ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION (OFF VALLEY ROAD)
> FROM 21ST-23RD JULY 2010.
> 
> Training Objective: To impart proposal writing and fund raising skills to
> program officers in development organizations in Africa.
> 
> Training Justification
> 
> Development organizations depend on fund raising skills and efforts to
> survive. In the absence of good ideas and skilled proposal development
> staff, most organizations and their programmes cannot survive for long.
> 
> Public perceptions about the excesses and big consumerism by the NGOs and
> the United Nations Staff is only a mirage to thousands of struggling
> Organizations that contribute immensely to peace building, illiteracy,
> poverty and disease reduction.
> 
> The truth of the matter is that programme
> and fund raising officer?s work tirelessly to keep their organizations
> afloat. In the absence of good ideas, effective fund raising skills and
> strategies most organizations will not grow and collapse in the formative
> years. The key most important skill that an organization must have is an
> effective fund raising manager. Fund raising in the development sector
> is a very competitive and equally labor intensive. CBOS/ NGOs like
> businesses must therefore market themselves and have innovative and
> effective strategies for successful programming. During the fund raising
> activities, there are key skills and tips that programme officers must
> learn to win grants especially in the call for proposals.
> 
> Organizations grow when they master the art of proposal development and
> project management thereby attracting more grants. Program officers and
> leaders of NGO/ CBO need to appreciate that proposal writing and fund
> raising is an art that must be mastered. No matter the good intention
> and the vision of the NGO and CBO founders and management may have, the
> driving force for the organization is proposal writing, fund raising and
> effective project management skills.
> 
> Most donors funding programmes in the region are already concerned about
> exit strategies and sustainability for many projects under
> Implementation. One of the ways to guarantee sustainability is capacity
> building in the project management and fund raising area as funds have
> become very competitive. Donors and organizations must invest in fund
> raising skills for their staff in the short and long term as part
> of the project sustainability plan.
> 
> 
> Program officers attending the training will get hands on skills in the
> following areas;
> 
> 1. Project Design and Proposal Writing
> 2. Work Plan Development
> 3. Budget Development
> 4. Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation
> 5. Fund Raising Tips
> 
> Organizational Capacity Statement
> Capacity Africa is an organization that was registered in 1996 by a group
> of development and media professionals to promote quality capacity
> building among development professionals and communities in Africa.
> 
> The organization has initiated training activities in Kenya, Somalia,
> Ethiopia,
> Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo and Southern Sudan training over
> two thousand development workers in the last ten years.
> 
> We have collaborated very closely with Action Aid Kenya, Unicef Kenya
> Country Office, Undp Kenya, Unifem East Africa, Population Services
> International, World Health Organization, Ministry of Health, Federation
> of Women Lawyers-FIDA, Amref, Kisumu and Eldoret City Councils,
> National Council for Population and Development, Nation Media Group ,Shell
> Kenya and Shell International, Path, Techno serve,
> Christian Partners Development Agency, One Love One World Ends Aids ,
> National Aids Control Council, Center for British Teachers , JRS Sudan,
> Christian Mission Aid, Sudanese Red Cross, Mercy Corps, ADRA South Sudan
> Sector Programme among others.
> 
> Expected Outcome:
> 
> Participants will acquire skills and important tips necessary for
> successful proposal writing and fund raising, follow ups and funding
> Negotiations with donors.
> 
> Training Cost
> Training will take place for THREE days with sessions facilitated by
> successful and professional fundraisers with hands on skills and great
> wealth of experience .
> The training will cost USD 300 only.( KSHS 23,000/-). The fee caters for
> lunch and two teas, training, training materials and donor directory.
> Payments should be a week before the workshop.
> 
> Capacity Africa has identified proposal writing and fund raising, project
> planning and project management as a REAL need among organizations is
> dedicating capacity building in this critical area.
> 
> Capacity Africa can also tailor a training programme to meet the needs of
> any organization in the training areas proposed.
> 
> Training Package Value for the Money
> 
> Training and Writing Materials, Certificate, handouts, Proposal Writing
> project assistance for two weeks. All the participants will also be given
> a free copy of donor directory to support fund raising and networking
> capacity.
> 
> Training Methodology
> 
> Combination of lectures, didactics exercise, role plays, group working and
> question and Answer approaches. Each participant will practice by writing
> his/her proposal for fundraising.
> 
> If you are interested in participating in the Nairobi workshop, kindly
> contact:
> 
> Ms Pamela Ngugi
> 
> Capacity Africa Training Institute
> 
> Madonna House, 3rd Flr, Suite 3D, Westlands,
> 
> Westlands Road
> 
> Nairobi, Kenya
> 
> Telephone: +254-20- 4452674/ 4450937
> 
> Cell: +254-0721-278-254
> 
> Email:info at capacityafrica.org
> 
> Website: www.capacityafrica.org




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Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
 
Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
 
Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 

Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
 
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From nikkimum2002 at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 04:29:17 2010
From: nikkimum2002 at yahoo.com (CAROLINE ATIENO)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 01:29:17 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Change Management Expert
Message-ID: <464380.90091.qm@web31810.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Dear All 

I am seeking a Change Management Expert with a Masters degree in Business and 
demonstratable experience to partner with in proposal preparation.? Please 
contact me offline to discuss details.? 


Kind regards 

Caroline


      

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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From irene.mbacha at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 05:30:29 2010
From: irene.mbacha at gmail.com (Irene Mbacha)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:30:29 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] 15 YPs have now confirmed attending LYP
	Business Forum & Networking Session
Message-ID: <AANLkTin6nQpoh2Nyh4SZquBANjmwYwPCCIJs0ikPASZ5@mail.gmail.com>

>
> Hi LYP and YPs,
>
> We are having LYP Business Forum & Networking Session next Thursday (15th
> July, *2010) at Marble Arch Hotel from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. (It?s on Lagos
> Road, near the Nairobi Fire* station).
>
> We will Evelyn Mungai-Eldon, the President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
> Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
> Design being our main Guest Speaker.
>
> Confirm your attendance by texting your name to the Irene Mabcha, the Club
> Administrator on 0725 232 536. Cost: Ksh. 250, for your tea & snacks
>
> More details at the footer of this mail.
>
>  Confirmed Attendants
>
> 1.        Boniface Mbuki
>
> 2.        Catherine Wekesa
>
> 3.        Daniel Nyutu
>
> 4.        Erastus Ouko
>
> 5.        Francis Mwangi
>
> 6.        Fridah Kathure
>
> 7.        Irene Mbacha
>
> 8.        James Kanyua
>
> 9.        James Muraguri
>
> 10.    Josiah Onsembe
>
> 11.    Judy Kaiguire
>
> 12.    Linda Keya
>
> 13.    Muriithi Magiri
>
> 14.    Ramah Salim
>
                       15.  Lilian Akalah



>
>
> Attached find the
>
> ?          LYP Brounchure
>
> ?          LYP Registration Form(For those who may wish to be LYP Members,
> The subscription fee is Ksh. 1,000 annually)
>
> *^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^* *^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*^-^*
>
> * *
>
> *Guest Speaker Profile. *
>
> Evelyn Mungai is one of Kenya?s leading businesswomen and an entrepreneur
> par excellence. She started her career in the early 1970s, with the
> establishment of one of the first companies in Kenya to offer recruitment
> services. She then became the pioneer of the design industry in the region,
> through the establishment of Evelyn College of Design, which last year
> celebrated its 30th anniversary.
>
>
>
> For over ten years she was publisher of *Presence*, a magazine catering to
> business and professional women. She is the author of *Kenya Women
> Reflections*, a book celebrating the women who were prominent in the
> independence struggle. She is also Chairman of Speedway Investments, a
> property development company.
>
>
>
> As a publisher she was a member of the Media Owners Association, and in
> 1994, she was appointed a member of the Task Force on Press Laws by Kenya's
> Attorney General. She was the Chairman of the Media Ownership Development
> and Licensing Committee.
>
>
>
> Throughout her entrepreneurial career she has been a champion for women?s
> economic empowerment. She has served as Chairperson of the Nairobi Business
> and Professional Women?s Club, and she is the Founder President of the All
> Africa Businesswomen Association (AABA), which promotes the economic
> empowerment of women all over Africa. She was the first woman member of the
> prestigious continentwide organisation of leading African businesspeople,
> the African Business Round Table (ABR). She was also ABR's Vice-Chairman,
> the Chairman being President of the African Development Bank.
>
>
>
> She is or has been on the board of numerous organisations, both in Kenya
> and internationally. She is the immediate Past Chairman of the Kenya Chapter
> of Transparency International, the global anti-corruption watchdog, and she
> is a Trustee of the President?s Award Scheme. She has served as a member of
> the Africa Project Development Facility (APDF) Board of Advisors. (APDF is
> part of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank.)
>
>
>
> She is Past President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi, the largest and oldest
> Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara Africa, through which for six years she has been
> spearheading a major village empowerment project. She has also been an
> Assistant Governor of Rotary.
>
>
>
> In her capacity as Vice-Chairman of ABR, she testified before the
> Sub-Committee on Africa of the Sub- Committee on International Policy and
> Trade Committee and Foreign Affairs of the U.S. House of Representatives,
> addressing the role of the private sector in the development for Africa.
>
>
>
> In 1993, she was awarded the Lincoln University President?s Award for
> Excellence in Business and Finance, and at the end of 2006 the President of
> Kenya awarded the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), in recognition of her
> many significant contributions to the country.
>
>
>
> She is featured in the International Who?s Who of Intellectuals; the Who?s
> Who in theCommonwealth: 1983-1992; the World Who?s Who of Men and Women of
> Distinction; theCommunity Leaders of the World; the International Book of
> Honour; the International Register of Profiles; the Dictionary of
> International Biography; the International Register of Personalities; the
> International Who?s Who of Contemporary Achievements; and the World?s Who?s
> Who ofWomen.
>
> * *
>
> *Present responsibilities*
>
> *Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design*
>
> Founded 30 years ago, and still the leader in its field ? regionally
>
>
>
> *Chairman, Speedway Investments Ltd.*
>
> A property development company
>
>
>
> *Project Coordinator, Cura Rotary Community Corps*
>
> An integrated rural development initiative aimed at village empowerment
>
>
>
> *President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association*
>
> Promotes development of African businesswomen in the formal sector
>
>
>
> *Trustee, President?s Award Scheme*
>
> Kenya chapter of Duke of Edinburgh?s award scheme
>
>
>
> *Advisory Board, Africa Business Leadership Forum*
>
> A leading continent-wide Initiative composed of Africa?s Leaders and
> Captains of Industry.
>
>
>
> *Past Responsibilities*
>
> *Chairman, Transparency International, Kenya Chapter*
>
> The global anti-corruption watchdog
>
>
>
> *Chairman, Rotary Club of Nairobi*
>
> First woman leader of the largest and oldest Rotary Club in Sub-Sahara
> Africa
>
>
>
> *Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9200*
>
> * *
>
> *Vice-Chairman, Africa Business Round Table*
>
> Private sector arm of African Development Bank (ADB)
>
>
>
> *Board member, African Project Development Facility*
>
> Part of IFC, the private sector development arm of the World Bank
>
>
>
> *Board member, Kenya Film Corporation*
>
> * *
>
> *Founder, Board Member, NCBDA*
>
> * *
>
> *Director, Pride Africa*
>
> * *
>
> *Chairman, Sunlink*
>
> * *
>
> *Chairman, Nairobi Business and Professional Women Association*
>
> * *
>
> *Publisher, Presence Magazine*
>
> * *
>
> *Author, Kenya Women Reflections*
>
> * *
>
> *Areas of strength and experience*
>
> * *
>
> ?         Experienced and successful *board member *of numerous national,
> continental and global bodies? often as *chairperson*
>
> ?         Deep understanding of *business*, as entrepreneur and director,
> in fields such as publishing, PR, design, films, education, property
> development and micro finance.
>
> ?         Wide network of *top-level business and political contacts *around
> Africa, in the US (eg Corporate Council for Africa, Capitol Hill) and
> elsewhere. Greatly respected in global circles, as a result of extensive
> exposure over many years.
>
> ?         Knowledge on *trade *issues, including AGOA
>
> ?         Long-time pioneer of *women?s economic empowerment*.
>
> ?         Champion for *community-based development*
>
> ?         *Speaker *and *writer*
>
> * *
>
> *Conferences & Investment Promotion Missions*
>
> 1983 Sponsored by West German government for study *tour of German
> business and publishing houses*. Further visits to Mauritius for
> interaction with *women leaders and public officials*.
>
>
>
> 1985 Sponsored for US tour by African-American Institute, to *meet
> publishers and editors *of women?s magazines
>
>
>
> 1988 Presented paper on *Women entrepreneurs and the new technological
> environment*, *at *International Institute of Communication Conference,
> Washington DC
>
>
>
> 1989 Presented paper on *Women and the workplace *at Frederick Ebert
> Foundation Conference in West Germany
>
>
>
> 1989 Presented paper on *Women in the media: who makes decisions, and does
> it really matter? *at International Institute of Communication Conference
> in Paris, France
>
>
>
> 1990 Conference speaker on *Training for the creation and development of
> business in ACP countries*, at ACP/EEC conference in Marseille, France
>
>
>
> 1984-1991 Participated in several *investment missions *to Europe, South
> Asia, Canada and the US, to promote Africa
>
>
>
> 1988 Speaker at lunch for leading businesspeople for Africa Business
> Roundtable Investment Mission in Toronto, Canada, on *The role of African
> Women in the private sector*
>
>
>
> 1992 Testified before Sub-committee on Africa; and Sub-committee on
> International Economic Policy and Trade; of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
> of the US House of Representatives, Washington DC, on *The role of the
> private sector in development for Africa*
>
>
>
> 1992 Chaired panel on *The role of women in promoting African
> entrepreneurship *in Accra, Ghana, during an APDF Conference on
> Entrepreneurship Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
>
>
>
> 1992 Delegate at *Global Coalition for Africa *(GCA) Sub-Committee meeting
> in Kampala, Uganda on *Democracy and Governance*
>
> * *
>
> 1992 Presented paper on *Management ? a great opportunity for women *and
> chaired forum on *Business Management *at *AMSCO *Conference in Cape Verde
>
>
>
> 1993 Delegate at Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) meeting in Maastricht in
> Holland on *Africa?s future and the world*
>
> * *
>
> 1994 Served in panel and presented a paper at a GCA NGO Conference on *Africa
> ? Investments, Needs and Threats*
>
> * *
>
> 1994 Guest speaker at Rotary Club of Maastricht on *What role should
> donors play in development in Africa?*
>
> * *
>
> 1994 Main speaker, University of Groningen Centre for Development Studies
> on *A future for Africa*
>
> * *
>
> 1994 Speaker/Participant at the Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, on *Donors:
> their role in Development Assistance*
>
> * *
>
> 1994 Keynote Speaker, African Business Council of The Netherlands, on *Expanding
> your business in Africa*
>
> * *
>
> 1998 International guest speaker at Award Ceremony for *South African
> Businesswoman of the Year*, in Johannesburg, and then in Durban and Cape
> Town
>
>
>
> 2000 Delegate at World Bank / IMF meeting in Prague, Czech Republic on *Making
> the Global Economy work for everyone *and delivered a paper on *Building
> consensus for reform*
>
>
>
> 2003 Delegate at GCA *NEPAD *meeting, Accra, Ghana, Botswana, Kenya
>
>
>
> 2005 Speaker at IDRC conference in Ottawa, Canada, on *Unleashing
> entrepreneurial potential*
>
>
>
> 2004 Delegate at *Commission for Africa *private sector consultation
> conferences in Dar and in London
>
>
>
> 2005 Speaker at ESKOM African Leaders Forum, on *Women and Emotional
> Intelligence*, and panelist on *Reducing poverty in Africa*
>
> * *
>
> *AWARDS*
>
> * *
>
> 1989 Honoured by Westover Consultants, leading US company, for her *contribution
> to private sector development in Africa*, at ceremony attended by leading
> public and private sector personalities
>
>
>
> 1993 Lincoln University *President?s Award for Excellence in Business and
> Finance*
>
>
>
> 1994 National Council of Women of Kenya Award on *Economic Empowerment and
> Leadership*
>
>
>
> For more information, about Ms. Mungai, visit www.evelyncol.com.
>
>
>
> --
> Regards
> YP_Ke Group Moderator
>
> --
> LYP BUSINESS FORUM & NETWORKING SESSSION
> ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
>
> Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
>
> Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
>
> Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
>
> Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
> Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
> Design
>
> Guest Speaker Profile:
> http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
>
> Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
>
> Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha
> on 0725 232 536
>
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> ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
>
> Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010
>
> Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station
>
> Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm
>
> Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s
> Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of
> Design
>
> Guest Speaker Profile:
> http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf
>
> Cost: 250 for tea and snacks
>
> Register now by texting your name to the Club Administrator, Irene Mbacha
> on 0725 232 536
>
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Date: Thursday 15th July, 2010

Venue: Marble Arch Hotel, Lagos RD, OPP. Nairobi Fire Station

Time: 6.00pm- 8.00pm

Guest Speaker: Evelyn Mungai, President, All Africa Businesswomen?s Association and Founder Chairman and Executive Director, Evelyn College of Design 

Topic : Succeeding In Life - Overcoming The Challenges
 
Guest Speaker Profile: http://www.evelyncol.com/pdf/evelyne_mungai_profile.pdf

Cost: 250 for tea and snacks

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From mm.jannie at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 06:03:35 2010
From: mm.jannie at gmail.com (Jane Maurine Gati)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:03:35 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] ELYON'S PEANUT BUTTER
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Nancy, I made an order last and you never responded. There are also many
pending orders in email. Just search for "peanut" related emails in your
email.

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 7:13 AM, <Nancy.Andwati at fco.gov.uk> wrote:

>  Good Morning all,
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> Have a Blessed Week ahead of you. May i kindly have your Peanut Butter
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> away from Junk
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From modhiambos at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 07:30:46 2010
From: modhiambos at yahoo.com (Millicent Odhiambo)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 04:30:46 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session & Talk : Succeeding In
	Life - Overcoming The Challenges
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTinCsUBWDjXaYnH4Alpnr3kLOlSsM-OtkoHLgheq@mail.gmail.com>
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Yes Harry,

You sure need to attend this one. You do have alot of challenges to overcome. 
One being your Anti religion attittude.

Cheers!!!!!
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From: Harry <hmumia at gmail.com>
To: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 1:30:45 PM
Subject: Re: [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session & Talk : Succeeding In Life - 
Overcoming The Challenges

I shall attend...


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From kmuigais at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 07:47:41 2010
From: kmuigais at gmail.com (musa muigai)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:47:41 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] SMEF UPDATES
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Hello members,
Its my trust that you are all well and our good lord is keeping you safe in
this unsuspecting and challenging moments.

Kindly see the attached,for the updates.I thank you all for your continuous
support towards the project in any way, we appreciate.

If you look at the timetable,you will realize that we are not moving now and
since this money isn't mine,kindly submit your contribution or you give me a
better option.

God bless you all,

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From elizabeth at hygrotech.co.ke  Mon Jul 12 08:53:00 2010
From: elizabeth at hygrotech.co.ke (Elizabeth)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:53:00 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] KIND APPEAL.KIDNEY FAILURE
References: <464380.90091.qm@web31810.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <004b01cb21c1$29216410$4b01a8c0@Elizabeth>


Hi All,

I know this Guy(picture attached) through his sister.He is a young man full 
of life and
bread winner for his family,BUT very sad that his kidney have TOTALLY 
failed.
He is under the mercies of well wishers.Thanks to his Employer (East Africa 
Courier ltd)that
with the medication ,he can see another day hoping that SOON he will have a 
break through.
I salute you( EACL) for the support.GOD BLESS.

Persons of good heart lets join in and see if we can safe a life,a father 
and a young man with great
prospect like you and me.


KRegards
Elizabeth

NB/ Bank detail:- Equity Bank


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From bschomgal at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 09:10:55 2010
From: bschomgal at gmail.com (Jacky Adhiambo)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:10:55 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] CATERING CLASSES
Message-ID: <AANLkTilsmkCOHo3GAZVExt8WLzTNICilSDNj8BC8f8rP@mail.gmail.com>

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   Does anyone know of a good place where one can go for catering classes?

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From modhiambos at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 10:11:14 2010
From: modhiambos at yahoo.com (Millicent Odhiambo)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:11:14 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Amolo takes a Stand
In-Reply-To: <781669.28927.qm@web24602.mail.ird.yahoo.com>
References: <781669.28927.qm@web24602.mail.ird.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <41715.47525.qm@web45716.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>

Sera,

Pole, kindly remind me or resend , i will get back?to you ASAP
?Millicent Odhiambo, 
Executive Officer,
Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association 
Moi Avenue & Agakhan Road, 
P.O. Box 99596(80107),Mombasa,Kenya
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From: "s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk" <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 3:44:50 PM
Subject: Re: Amolo takes a Stand


Millie,

Am not living in Kenya at the moment and was just waking up to the good news 
that Maurice had written about Amolo (our clocks are different). Note I am 
applauding the news as being good. Others in Parliament need to also stand up 
and be counted as being against the move for hiking their salary.

Regards,
Serah
P.S. Millie, you owe me a reply to an email I sent to you off the forum :-)

--- On Mon, 12/7/10, Millicent Odhiambo <modhiambos at yahoo.com> wrote:


>From: Millicent Odhiambo <modhiambos at yahoo.com>
>Subject: Re: Amolo takes a Stand
>To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>Date: Monday, 12 July, 2010, 9:58
>
>
>Serah,
>
>Pardon me my sister, which part of Kenya are you living in?
>
>You honestly want to tell us today, you are not privy to Amollo's concerted 
>eforts in this area.
>
>His efforts are in the public domain and has caused him enemies across the 
>country. 
>
>
>Millicent Odhiambo, 
>Executive Officer,
>Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association 
>Moi Avenue & Agakhan Road, 
>P.O. Box 99596(80107),Mombasa,Kenya
>Phone : +254.(41) 2225428 |
>Mobile: +254. 722475796
>Email:modhiambos at yahoo.com / mcta at africaonline.co.ke.
>Website: www.kenyacoast.net
>THE VOICE OF AUTHORITY FOR KENYA COAST TOURISM 
>
>
>"Look not mournfully into the past, it comes not back again.Wisely improve the 
>present, it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear and with 
>a manly heart." -- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 
>
>
>
>
>
>
________________________________
From: "s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk" <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk>
>To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 10:14:03 AM
>Subject: Re: Amolo takes a Stand
>
>
>Hey Maurice,
>
>Has Raila raised his hand against the madness of the guys who are intent in 
>emptying our national coffers (robbery without violence!). That would be a first 
>and something we should all applaud. It is the kind of leadership we are looking 
>for!
>
>Regards,
>Serah
>
>--- On Mon, 12/7/10, mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
>
>>From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca>
>>Subject: Amolo takes a Stand
>>To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
>>Date: Monday, 12 July, 2010, 4:04
>>
>>
>>
>>Amolo wuod Jadwong' has once again stood up, raised his hand and said, "this is 
>>wrong and I am not accepting it".
>>
>>He has turned down the pay raise that Parliament approved for him as PM. 
>>These are the kinds of people we need in positions of leadership. I have not 
>>seen any MP or Minister standing up to reject this odious allocation.
>>
>>Where are Kalonzo, Uhuru, Saitoti, Ruto, Kibaki, Jirongo, Kutuny, et al?? Where 
>>are they? Next time someone tries to badmouth Amolo? Wuod Nyalego,? Wuod Sakwa, 
>>just remember this incident. The man is solidly for Wanjiku.
>>
>>Courage,
>>Maurice
>>
>>Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
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From sunoti at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 11:26:11 2010
From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:26:11 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: [KOL] Fwd: [kca_main] PRESS STATEMENT
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTilnaxSGTsIf7b33cymnGhraTjUVBlPIARj1Di9l@mail.gmail.com>
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Mr. Diaspora President,

You have spoken for the majority of us in the diapora. This is the position very 
many of us support?as indicated by the petition signed by many of us ansd still 
going round.?Our interests are not greater than that of the Kenyan people, after 
all, we live and work under foreign laws, why should we want to scuttle the 
improvement of our own laws back home?because of selfish positions?

Otieno Sungu.
Juba-Southern Sudan




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From: Ogendi <imo4492 at gmail.com>
To: kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com; Africa-Oped <africa-oped at yahoogroups.com>; 
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? 



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? 
[Attachment(s) from KCA President included below] 
KCA PRESS STATEMENT ON THE REFERENDUM VOTE? July 11th, 2010
Let the referendum go on
For more than twenty years, Kenyans have wanted a new constitution to usher in 
good governance, transparency and accountability. Many Kenyans have died, lost 
limbs and property during this struggle. The present constitution, amended 
arbitrarily since independence in 1963, gives immense powers to the president 
and does not allow for separation of powers among the three arms of government 
(Executive,? Legislature and Judiciary ). The draft constitution, imperfect as 
it may be, attempts to address these concerns. We members of the Kenya Community 
Abroad (KCA) have stood shoulder to shoulder with the people of Kenya in 
demanding a new constitutional order over the years.
The referendum set for August 4th is a culmination of this long struggle. KCA is 
aware of the glaring short comings in the draft constitution. But we recognize 
that it at least gives room for parliament to vet key appointments in 
government; restricts the number of cabinet ministers we need to have; and 
clearly sets forth the dates for general election among other provisions. 

Therefore, KCA would like the August 4th referendum to go on as planned. No one 
should deny the people of Kenya their immutable right to decide the future of 
our great nation. We appeal for peaceful campaigns by the politicians. We ask 
that the citizens read, understand and make informed choices on the draft 
constitution. And, after the referendum, no matter what the results shall be, we 
should remain united as one people, one nation; working together conscientiously 
to improve our economic situation and structure of governance. 

God bless Kenya
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From: sunoti at yahoo.com (otieno sungu)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:34:58 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Three ACK bishops defy top church organ
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Some clergy are standing up to be counted for reforms, they have refused to join 
the lies, misinformation and intimidation by their fellow clergy, they are 
leading the church's pro reforms groups.

We salute such galant clergy, the true prophets of hope.

http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/news/InsidePage.php?id=2000013604&cid=159&story=Three
 ACK bishops defy top church organ

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From cocodyproductions at gmail.com  Sun Jul 11 16:38:57 2010
From: cocodyproductions at gmail.com (Cocody Productions)
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2010 15:38:57 -0500
Subject: [Jambo] Invite: Hip Hop Soul Jam 7/21 at City Winery/Cocody
	Productions Update
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Dear Friends of Cocody Productions,
It's been a long time since we've reached out to all of you. Since our
inaugural  "Le Cirque Afrique" kick of event last spring at New York's
legendary Le Cirque, we've been busy bees. We did our Labor Day party at The
Top of the historic Beekman Hotel, served as entertainment sponsor for the
Africa Investor Award Series at the New York Stock Exchange, hosted the
Touch Foundation Young Leaders' gala at Marquee, served as music sponsor for
the Africa Economic Forum at Columbia University, produced two events for
Alicia Keys' Keep a Child Alive, been featured twice by Afropop Worldwide
and received additional press, and are currently a sponsor of upcoming
Africa Fashion Week NY, with Cocody Director, DJake mixing the Friday night
runway show.

Our newest collaboration is Hip Hop Soul Jam with Hip Hop Saves Lives at
NY's beautiful City Winery. The event is a quarterly live music series
exposing quality local and international hip hop soul artists combined with
an African Diaspora party and proceeds from the $20 advance ticket going to
a select charity. We have confirmed press, including society coverage and
Afropop Worldwide sending a film crew. Here's the ticket link:
http://www.citywinery.com/events/93417. All details, including details on
this event's charity, also summarized below. Get your ticket soon. We hope
to see you next Wednesday!

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Event Basics: Hip Hop Soul Jam at City Winery ( 155 Vaick Street, New York,
NY) July 21, 2010 from 7pm - 11pm. Tickets $20. Event contact:
Jake at cocodyproductions.net. Website: http://www.citywinery.com/events/93417

Event Description: Hip-Hop Soul Jam is a quarterly performance series
showcasing emerging hip hop soul artists making music for a purpose. The
event, conceived and produced by Hip Hop Saves Lives Founder Chad Harper,
aims to expose new and positive talent in the hip hop soul community, while
using the power of the genre for vital causes. In Partnership with Cocody
Productions (Jake Bright), the evening also brings together the new African
Diaspora, and connects it to mainstream New York. Partying for a purpose,
each Hip Hop Soul Jam event donates proceeds of the evening?s ticket sales
to a select charity. The event format features live performances by local
and international acts, highlights and benefits a chosen charity, and begins
and concludes with a DJ led dance party celebrating music genres of the
Black Diaspora.

The July 21st event at Michael Dorf's City Winery will feature performances
by three live acts, headlined by world roots band Brown Rice Family, Zing
Experience, and Poofy and the Busboys. Proceeds of the evening?s ticket
sales will benefit the Rural Haiti Project (www.ruralhaitiproject.org).

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From: korimba8 at gmail.com (Korimba Dianga)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:18:42 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Afreeka for Afreekans
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*Afreeka for Afreekans*



The aggressive, exploitative and oppressive rationality that conceived,
assembled and systematically perpetrated imperialist domination over Africa
must be undressed (identified), diagnosed (analyzed) and treated
(destroyed). Most importantly, this aggressor colonial mindset, unique to
european history, must be demystified amongst all Africans. Lack of clarity
to the complex (awkward) mechanics of ?market economy? and intensive
reactionary activity in the name of human rights defense have for a long
time delayed meaningful action and progress in the struggle to redeem
Afrikan dignity.

Afreekans possess most precious items; The Afreekan identity and The
Afreekan continent. This has exposed the continent and its people to true
and committed enemies. To better recognize the Afrikan condition, it is
important that we interrogate our enemy?s state of affairs. Why do they hate
Africans and why do they need Africa? We must critically and honestly
evaluate the unsustainable theories and ideologies inherent in the
organizational culture of imperialism. We must agree that Africa has
multiple enemies ? asians, arabs, europeans, chinesse and amerikkkans. They
all hate Africans; they all oppress and exploit Africa. They all want Africa
without Afreekans in it. We must remember that amerikkka was founded through
the conscious and systematic extinction of the red man. We must not forget
that europe and amerikka were built on the sweat and blood of the African
slaves. Our enemies have never lost their homicidal, homosexual, genocidal
and exploitative ambition for Africa and its people. They are about quarter
way through.



The imperialist intension to dominate and control Africa was evoked at the
berlin conference of 1884. Their occupying strategy was violence and
manipulation. Their tools of trade were guns and witchcraft (Religion). This
primitive convergence of thugs, rapists and land grabbers led to the
privatization and occupation of our motherland. History suggests that this
invasion was not a necessity to the development of the human race but a mere
inspiration of white-male-supremacy backwardness and his extraordinary
tendency of war and destruction. It is not that Afreekans could not or
cannot defend themselves; we were and still are under the spell of their low
forms of witchcraft (Religion). Ever since our reckless interaction with
other races, all that the Afrikan people have known is hunger, disease,
poverty, war and humiliation. Our only logical course is a protracted,
informed and organized fight.



2010 has been declared the year of Afreekan unity. The 1st Afreekan (8th
Pan-African) Baraza is due in Nairobi-Afreeka from the 7th to the 10th of
October. The congress will move to nullify activities of the berlin
conference and work to effect the nationalization of Afreekan territory. It
is our intension that the congress calls out the occupation of Afrikan soil
and the global exploitation of Afrikan people. Participants will work to
denounce and reject all 54 neo-colonial governments in colonial Africa. We
shall demand for urgent reparation and call for the ejection of all
occupation. We shall begin to institute the nation of Afreeka.



Dedan Kimaathi vowed ?we would rather die on our feet than live in our
knees?. We say ?Afreeka for Afreekans - Life, Land, Freedom, Prosperity or
Death?.



Afreeka HURU, Afreeka MOJA!



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From kingori.peter at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 09:06:49 2010
From: kingori.peter at gmail.com (king'ori)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:06:49 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Crayfish camp contacts
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From s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk  Mon Jul 12 10:00:38 2010
From: s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk (s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:00:38 +0100
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Amolo takes a Stand
In-Reply-To: <850406.29209.qm@web45716.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <CCD3AA0689034FB58A0876832BE0F94F@Autohaus.local>

Millie,
?
Am not living in Kenya at the moment and was just waking up to the good news that Maurice had written about Amolo (our clocks are different). Note I am applauding the news as being good. Others in Parliament need to also stand up and be counted as being against the move for hiking their salary.
?
Regards,
Serah
P.S. Millie, you owe me a reply to an email I sent to you off the forum :-)

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From: Millicent Odhiambo <modhiambos at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Amolo takes a Stand
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, 12 July, 2010, 9:58







Serah,
?
Pardon me my sister, which part of Kenya are you living in?
?
You honestly want to tell us today, you are not privy to Amollo's concerted eforts in this area.
?
His efforts are in the public domain and has caused him enemies across the country. 
?
?Millicent Odhiambo, 
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From: "s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk" <s_akelola at yahoo.co.uk>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 10:14:03 AM
Subject: Re: Amolo takes a Stand






Hey Maurice,
?
Has Raila raised his hand against the madness of the guys who are intent in emptying our national coffers (robbery without violence!). That would be a first and something we should all applaud. It is the kind of leadership we are looking for!
?
Regards,
Serah

--- On Mon, 12/7/10, mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca> wrote:


From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca <mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca>
Subject: Amolo takes a Stand
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com, youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, 12 July, 2010, 4:04



Amolo wuod Jadwong' has once again stood up, raised his hand and said, "this is wrong and I am not accepting it".

He has turned down the pay raise that Parliament approved for him as PM. 
These are the kinds of people we need in positions of leadership. I have not seen any MP or Minister standing up to reject this odious allocation.

Where are Kalonzo, Uhuru, Saitoti, Ruto, Kibaki, Jirongo, Kutuny, et al?? Where are they? Next time someone tries to badmouth Amolo? Wuod Nyalego,? Wuod Sakwa, just remember this incident. The man is solidly for Wanjiku.

Courage,
Maurice

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From komarockswatch at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 09:59:08 2010
From: komarockswatch at yahoo.com (odhiambo okecth)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:59:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Kenya Pipeline being sold to the "Libyans"
In-Reply-To: <79598.64022.qm@web45701.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <721389.10178.qm@web31408.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Millie,

I want to believe that this guy has no proof. He is simply pulling our legs. He wants us to forget about the prize; the antellope.

These are diversionary tactics that we can see from far. Let us focus on the constitution.

And vote YES.

Oto

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From: Millicent Odhiambo <modhiambos at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Kenya Pipeline being sold to the "Libyans"
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: chemurwok at gmail.com
Date: Monday, July 12, 2010, 5:30 AM



Heh!!!! I? have felt pain in my heart. If this is true we are doomed. I pray it is just porojo.
?
?I wish the churches would abandon this constitution?war and concentrate on fasting in prayer for this country. 
?
Oh!!!!! Church take your rightful role of intrecession, what has covered your eyes to your true call as a church. 
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From: sagongonyi chemurwok <chemurwok at gmail.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 11:27:05 AM
Subject: Kenya Pipeline being sold to the "Libyans"

I have information that this gava is auctioning Kenya Pipeline to the "Libyans". In quotes coz it is not really the Libyans buying the company but some mafia in the names of akina Kimunya. How can they sell such a strategic parastatal to foreigners? I hear the cabinet has even sanctioned this sale, if that be true, how come ODM have not voiced concern? is the PM aware of this? who has mwalimu mati's number? i am ready to avail the dossier to him. It relates to Triton and how they are making false claims from Pipeline to make it look insolvent. The good guys need to stand up for
 the truth. Do not let this constitituonal debate blind us as these guys are stealing. I thought by now each one has made a decision on where to vote. 

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From odwakofred at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 10:00:40 2010
From: odwakofred at gmail.com (fredrick odwako)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:00:40 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Chunga Sana!!!
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*                *

Make sure to read to the end?





*DEDICATED TO ALL WHO SWALLOW THE BOOZE!!!!
WACHA
HIYO
KITU
TAFADHALI

Mr. Brian got home from the pub late one
Friday
Evening
Stinking drunk,
As he often did, and crept into bed beside
His wife who was already asleep, He gave her a peck on the cheek and
Fell asleep.
When he awoke he found a strange man standing at the end of his
Bed wearing long flowing white robe*

*"Who the hell are you?" Demanded Brian,*
*"And what are you doing in my bedroom??*
*The mysterious Man answered*
*"This isn't your bedroom and I'm St Peter".
Brian was stunned "You mean I'm dead!!!*
*That can't be, I have so much to live for, I haven't said goodbye to my
Family....
You?ve got to send me back straight away". St Peter replied
"Yes you can be reincarnated but there is a catch. We can only send you back
as a dog or a hen."*
*Brian was devastated,
But knowing there was a farm not far from his
House, he asked to be sent back as
A hen, A flash of light later, he was
Covered in feathers and clucking
Around pecking the ground*

*"This isn't so
Bad" he thought until he felt this
Strange feeling welling up inside
Him

The farmyard rooster strolled over and said
"So you're the new
Hen, how are you enjoying your first day
Here?"*
*"It's not so bad" replies
Brian, "but I have this strange
Feeling inside like I'm about to
Explode?.?*

*You?re ovulating" explained
The rooster, "don't tell me
You?ve never laid an egg before".
"Never" replies Brian*
*"Well Just relax and let it happen"*
*And so he did and after a few
Uncomfortable seconds, an egg pops out
>From under his tail, an immense feeling of
Relief swept over him and his
Emotions got the better of him as he
Experienced motherhood for the
First time*
*When he laid his second egg, the feeling
Of happiness was
Overwhelming and he knew that being
Reincarnated as a hen was the best
Thing that had
Happened to him... ever!!!

The joy kept coming and as he was just
About to lay his
Third egg he
Felt an enormous smack on the back of his
Head
And heard
His wife shouting;
"Brian, wake up you drunken
b*stard,..........*
*
unakunia kwa kitanda!!!!!"*












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From fredrickayieko at yahoo.com  Mon Jul 12 10:05:09 2010
From: fredrickayieko at yahoo.com (fredrick ayieko)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:05:09 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Local Out Reac Programme
Message-ID: <473878.61674.qm@web30901.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

High all,
This week from Thursday till Saturday will be taking the YES Campaign in Nyakach 
Constituency traversing the entire wards.I will be engaging with the 
constituents.If any one is interested s/he can join me.

Regards,
Fredrick Ayieko    



      

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From mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca  Mon Jul 12 09:54:40 2010
From: mauricejoduor at yahoo.ca (maurice oduor)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:54:40 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] Re: Any News on Matuga by election tally so far??
In-Reply-To: <AANLkTimAz_983yY0XezcSI6vMGv9pjlMMjrisU03DVXX@mail.gmail.com>
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	<384985.83573.qm@web45713.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>
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Mwakwere will earn himself a well-deserved retirement from politics. He's been 
there since 2002 and has nothing to show the voters of Matuga so far. 


I want to congratulate the Matuga electorate in advance. 
?Courage,
Maurice 




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From: Kuria-Mwangi <kjmwangi at gmail.com>
To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
Cc: youngkenyansforchange at yahoogroups.com; young proffessionals 
<youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>; kol <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>; 
NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 8:20:01 AM
Subject: Re: Any News on Matuga by election tally so far??

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/politics/-/1064/956228/-/w8nm3lz/-/index.html
http://kbc.co.ke/story.asp?ID=65216


On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 4:32 AM, Millicent Odhiambo <modhiambos at yahoo.com> 
wrote:

Trust him to be bundled out.
>
>Last night Livondo was on the ground pouring cash like mad, buying voters cards 
>for 1000/- but?the situation is contained.
>
>One councillor has been shoot in the foot in some scuffle.
>
>The grand finale rally which were held side by side on saturday showed ?ZIpapa, 
>will be someones meal, cooked in?coconut milk served with wali.
>
>The Oracle was also consulted on this one and ate food from Mwanyoha's plate. 
>
>(It's life made easy using oracles).
>
>Millicent Odhiambo, 
>Executive Officer,
>Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association 
>Moi Avenue & Agakhan Road, 
>P.O. Box 99596(80107),Mombasa,Kenya
>Phone : +254.(41) 2225428 |
>Mobile: +254. 722475796
>Email:modhiambos at yahoo.com / mcta at africaonline.co.ke.
>Website: www.kenyacoast.net
>THE VOICE OF AUTHORITY FOR KENYA COAST TOURISM 
>
>
>"Look not mournfully into the past, it comes not back again.Wisely improve the 
>present, it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear and with 
>a manly heart." -- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 
>
>
>
>
>
>
________________________________
From: otieno sungu <sunoti at yahoo.com>
>To: mlalahoi at googlegroups.com
>Cc: youngkenyansforchange at yahoogroups.com; young proffessionals 
><youngprofessionals_ke at googlegroups.com>; kol <kenyaonline at yahoogroups.com>; 
>NewVisionKenya at yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Mon, July 12, 2010 10:37:25 AM
>Subject: Any News on Matuga by election tally so far??
>
>
>
>How is Zipapa doing or?does it look like?he?will be?bundled into the dustbin of 
>non performers?
>
>I am in a celebratory mood after Spain and Migosi Octopus Paul did me proud. I 
>am looking for every reason not to stop celebrating beyond August 5th After 
>KATIBA passes.
>
>Those on the ground, keep the tally, IIEC, unlike the goons of Kivuitu had 
>promised instant tallying via technology rellayed ona big screen. Anyone seen 
>this so far???? Keep us posted as they start trickling in.
>
>Otieno Sungu
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From hmumia at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 06:30:45 2010
From: hmumia at gmail.com (Harry)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:30:45 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] LYP Networking Session & Talk : Succeeding In
	Life - Overcoming The Challenges
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From amenya.gibson at gmail.com  Mon Jul 12 08:08:00 2010
From: amenya.gibson at gmail.com (amenya gibson)
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:08:00 +0300
Subject: [Jambo] [YP_Ke] The 2010 Legatum Africa Awards for Entrepreneurship
Message-ID: <AANLkTimPJlS8qoSvE6mspaYlt2UzubEO7-Is8uRWqqgd@mail.gmail.com>

The 2010 Legatum Africa Awards for Entrepreneurship is now open for entries
from the very best small and medium-sized businesses from across 15
countries in sub-Saharan Africa. The Grand Prize is US$100,000 with a
further five runners-up winning prizes of US$50,000 each.

Winning companies must demonstrate visionary leadership, innovation, strong
growth and a company culture that adheres to its core values. Winning
companies must also have had an impact within their communities, either by
fostering job creation, improved community living standards or by expanding
into overseas markets.

If you believe your company qualifies for the Africa Awards more details

http://www.africaawards.com


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"Would Marijuana Legalization Benefit or Harm African Americans?

The California branch of the NAACP has generated a lot of controversy by coming out in favor of Proposition 19 - a ballot initiative which would legalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana in the state. The civil rights organization argues that legalization would benefit African Americans because it would end the racist practice of targeting Blacks for drug arrests and incarceration. But a group of Black ministers says legalization would harm Blacks. What is your opinion? Log on and share your views"

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"I believe the criminalization of drugs, in general, harm the Black community. It is the behavior that stems from mismanaged addictions that hurt us (i.e. crime, broken homes, etc). We should address "Out of control addictions" spiritually, psychologically and medically. 

Pastors, in my opinion, would do better to allow their churches to serve as satellite drug treatment facilities than to argue over whether something is legal or not.

The NAACP is a legal based organization. They attack legal issues. This is what they do.  I'm with the NAACP on this one.

Last note... I see this as a litmus test and a way to build "case law"  to push decriminilization of more potent drugs in the future. California needs the tax revenue and the "lock'em up" approach is failing.

Jes my 20 cents
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Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:31:05 -0700 (PDT)
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