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Getting tough on corruption: The need for an ‘angel of death’

Advocates of the infamous doctrine of racial hygiene propped their murderous extermination of Jews in the holocaust on the misguided belief that certain populations had impure and inferior genes. These inferior genes were said to cause chaos and undesirable characters among certain groups. Read More...

Education in the Jubilee Government blueprint

Following the March 4th General elections, Kenya is now settling into the new structure of Government. The country is now governed at two levels: the National and County level. As a result, government functions are now being executed at the two levels of governance, including the education sector.

The Constitution of Kenya 2010 entrenches education as a right of every person under Article 43 (1) f. Article 53 (1) b, further recognises that every child has the right to free and compulsory basic education. The function of education therefore has to be fully executed by the government as a constitutional right to Kenyans. Schedule four of the constitution stipulates the different functions to be performed at the different levels of government. Read more...

The Star: MPs pass law regulating the award of national honours
MPs yesterday passed a bill that seeks to introduce a new law governing the awarding of national honors by the president. The National Honours Bill 2012 will now create special committees to decide the criteria to be used in awarding honors.

Nation: MPs agree Sh9.3m send off pay
Finance minister Njeru Githae conspired with MPs in a twilight deal on Wednesday that saw each of the lawmakers get a colossal Sh9.3 million in a golden handshake.

Nation: Not again! MPs in night payrise trick
MPs concluded their term by raiding the Treasury and awarding themselves goodies that would cost Kenyans over Sh2.6 billion this month.

Standard: MPs award themselves Sh9m send off perk
MPs engaged in yet another nocturnal conspiracy to hand themselves hefty gratuity payment of Sh9.3 million each.

Standard: Life of Tenth Parliament comes to an end
The tenure of the Tenth Parliament lapsed earning a place in history as the legislature that mid-wifed the new Constitution, but blemished its record by rewriting laws to subvert the charter.

12.7m voters listed as deadline dawns
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has

It is in the public interest that we the undersigned civil society organizations formally make this statement concerning the on-going spirited campaign mounted by the Kenyan MPs against the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (the SRC) demanding for a salary increment and threatening the removal from office of the SRC Commissioners from office. We are deeply concerned and disappointed that at a time when Kenyans are looking for a break from the past, legislators drawn from both houses of Parliament are hell-bent on increasing their salaries through threats and arm-twisting tactics that go against the constitutional standards of behaviour demanded of both public and state officers. The timing and show of collective greed is in total disregard of the values and principles of the constitution regarding the management of and the governance over public resources as enshrined in Articles 1, 2, 10, 73, 74, 75, 94, 95, 96, 116, 201, 206 and 230. Read more...

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