I counseled against a 'combined' EA presidency but seeing as things are in Kenya, I might re-think my position. Many Kenyans & Ugandans are of the opinion that Kagame would win hands down if he went head-to-head against the incumbents esp kibaki & museveni.
So what is happening in Kenya to warrant such sentiments?
Am I the only one who feels betrayed by our 'leaders'?
So what is happening in Kenya to warrant such sentiments?
- A bloated cabinet whose obscene expenditures have to be paid for by taxpayers have to foot... and not the MPs who go scot-free...
- A 'coalition' government that leaves little room for dissent...
- MPs who live off the fat of the land but who contribute little...
- Safaricom shares sold at a KES 4bn discount to 'local foreigners'... while Kenyans were denied the shares...
- Anglo-fleecing suspects back in Kenya coz their protectors & godfathers rigged themselves back into parliament...
- Pattni off the hook coz he 'gave up' the Grand Regency Hotel in exchange for an amnesty... though the AG denies it... the KACC is in support of pattni's stand...
- GRH sold though a 'secret sale' for a song... no public bidding... after lies and denials... all is back to normal business... i.e. theft...
- The Kenya Petroleum Refinery sold to the libyans giving them total control over Kenya's oil industry... Libyans will also control the Pipeline and OilLibya (one of Kenya's largest Oil marketers)
Am I the only one who feels betrayed by our 'leaders'?
