[missed call]

there seems some ministers who need this opposition, some dont ... should they be allowed to express their individual stands or should they come out with one cabinet voice?

[TikTok]

They already expressed their views and were heard.

[missed call]

all are selfish .. those who want and those who dont want. but the institution should be protected at all costs. thats why there is a need to have it formal.

[Ni_Diambo]

Originally Posted by missed call

all are selfish .. those who want and those who dont want. but the institution should be protected at all costs. thats why there is a need to have it formal.

We are always going in circles because we design our institutions to suit the existing crop of ‘leaders’. It should be the other way round. In the 1990s, people died for the Opposition. Those who reaped from those sacrifices are now in power and, true to human nature, will do everything for themselves not to be opposed. These are the foundations of dictatorship – back to the 1990s! If we allow this to stand, we will soon be back in the streets fighting the reincarnation of a ‘single-party’ dictatorship.

It is NOT up to the government to authorize opposition (Orengo understands this very well). Would any sane politician nurture an opponent? Just as government is supposed to be for the people, the Opposition also belongs to the people and not to the government. It serves our interests and not those of the government. The government can only demonize them, but must not have a say in their existence. The people of Kenya need a functioning opposition.

[missed call]

Originally Posted by Ni_Diambo

We are always going in circles because we design our institutions to suit the existing crop of ‘leaders’. It should be the other way round. In the 1990s, people died for the Opposition. Those who reaped from those sacrifices are now in power and, true to human nature, will do everything for themselves not to be opposed. These are the foundations of dictatorship – back to the 1990s! If we allow this to stand, we will soon be back in the streets fighting the reincarnation of a ‘single-party’ dictatorship.

It is NOT up to the government to authorize opposition (Orengo understands this very well). Would any sane politician nurture an opponent? Just as government is supposed to be for the people, the Opposition also belongs to the people and not to the government. It serves our interests and not those of the government. The government can only demonize them, but must not have a say in their existence. The people of Kenya need a functioning opposition.

[burning spear]

Originally Posted by Kiptur .

waste of time- keep shouting and singing raila's name your idp's are still in camps(try to settle them in central lesotho! mungiki foot soldiers have opened up a can of worms?

listen carefully what the church leaders said and the information the mungiki members gave them!! pnu and mt. Kenya elite used them to do crimes and then dumped them after the elections!! i pity you pnu mouth pieces on mashada! kenyans are moving on to try solve issues- but you maintain your hate drive for raila on here directed by kibaki and martha karua!! yes we know that !!guess what?? it will not wash

unaingilia thread ya wenyewe bila kuoga mkono.