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*Who will save us?*
Dishing out employment letters to friends and relatives is moral decay and taking this country to a sorry state where the son of the poor, who is not connected will not get employment. Even during the days of Moi, we never witnessed such manoeuvres of such monumental proportion.
TSC for example has been the fair employer for many years, something the UDA government has sent to oblivion. Our poor parents used to advise their kids to take education because of that belief that they will get employment after college because of that. This is no longer the case thanks to UDA government.
A president cannot on one hand pretend to associate with hustlers yet his policies are meant to push the same hustlers to darkness and desolate state. He should ensure that government departments are fair employers. Jobs should be gotten on merit and not patronage except political jobs.
We are in the worst state as a country compared to all the previous governments. Only those who have benefited via patronage that will not see this.
A 2023 Dec graduate getting permanent employment while 2015 graduates are still tarmacking. It is not a government for the people anymore. Hili ni shamba la wanyama. No one is gonna fight for the unemployed teachers anymore. A government of god fathers..The poor will continue being poor. Education is no longer an equalizer. The TSC no longer an equal opportunity employer. We are sinking. Revolution is eating its own people. Soo sad🤔 Guys, who can save us from this? Tuliwawarn.

By SENETA AKANGA

I couldn’t let this slip. So yea, here it is!

Ruto made changes to the military top brass, promoted Lt Gen Kahariri to General and appointed him CDF. Kahariri becomes the most inexperienced chief of the military since independence, with three distinct disadvantages,

1. He was a Three Star (Lt Gen) for barely two months. Military promotions in the General ranks follow strictly after Senior General Command Courses, undertaken mostly at Sandhurst Military Academy in England, by past Kenyan top military bosses. In fact, Lt Gen Daudi Tonje was Army Commander for a mere 225 days because he had to interrupt his command to return to Sandhurst to take up a course in readiness for his Four Star appointment. Kahariri has not taken any. I actually thought the slot would remain on acting capacity so that the eventual appointee would be sneaked out to take the courses first, for a year.

2. Kahariri becomes the first chief who has never been a service commander. There is no rule stopping him, but the general consensus is that a service commander has gathered sufficient and requisite experience to be in charge of a bigger command, as CDF.

3. In view of 1 and 2 above, Kahariri also comes from the smallest service in KDF, the Navy. It is bad enough not to have been a service commander, but to come from the smallest of services on top of that is a supreme disadvantage. The soldiers won't tell you, but the usual pride and respect will be missing, especially within the Army infantry and the Special Forces, who love to be led by the finest Generals.

I have stated on this page that the death of General Ogola presented absolutely no advantage to Kalenjin military networks, but loads of it to the Kikuyu ones. Since Ogola was to retire next year, the ideal situation for the Kalenjin would have been to buy time by giving him a one year extension, retire Kahariri alongside Ogola or send Kahariri to the National Defence University and appoint General Jimson Mutai as CDF. I get the feeling this was the plan all along. For the record, Lt Gen Mutai is not a Kalenjin per se, but a Pokot, hence the new use of the Longiro name.

Be that as it may, the biggest news from the changes should be that Lt General John Mugaravai Omenda has become the first Luhya to ever rise to Three Star General. In one year, the Ruto regime has appointed the first ever Luo Four Star and the first ever Luhya Three Star. And it's been sixty full years of waiting! Omenda was made the VCDF, rather than someone from the Army, who, by the rules, should succeed the Navy in the cycle. I suspect that the fact that the Kenya Air Force didn't get to finish their term as CDF, and especially after they were also bypassed when Gen Joe Kibwana of the Navy retired in 2005, weighs heavily on the Defence Council.

Which brings in a very interesting perspective. In my view, Lt Gen Omenda will actually ultimately succeed Kahariri. The same regime that appointed the first Luo military boss will also appoint the first Luhya one. Outwardly, the story will be that Omenda is completing Ogola's term, or at least the KAF's. But even though the appointment of Kahariri ensures Mutai will not become CDF anymore, Omenda presents for Ruto the same gift Ogola did; pacify Western Kenya while keeping Kikuyu interests in check. Well, to be honest, it also helps Ruto to have a safe pair of hands at the top while avoiding being accused of appointing a Kalenjin as CDF.
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Forwarded;
THIS COMMISSION.TSC
You don't advertise for replacements slots but we see people getting PnP jobs through replacements.
You don't advertise for fresh PnP recruitment, but we see people reporting to schools with PnP letters.
In 2023, you barred interns from attending some readvertised jobs interviews claiming that they were to be confirmed to PnP in junior schools in 2024, a promise that you didn't honour.
Your lawyer has referred to interns as volunteers.
Your lawyer has referred to interns as personnel gratis
Your lawyer has referred to teacher interns as painters and cleaners.

Despite all these atrocities on these graduates, you are here telling them to have mercy on Kenyan children and go back to class.
You are claiming that if they refuse to go to work, the rights of the Kenyan children will be violated.

Are these teachers not other people's children?
So the rights of kenyan children should not be violated but rights of kenyan teachers should be thrown to the dogs?
Ama walimu ni watoto wa nyani hawana rights?

NOOOOOOOO BUAAAAANAAA...........This time lazima kieleweke!
Its either you compensate and confirm teacher interns or you be ready to postpone reopening till 31st January 2025!

SATURDAY STANDARD has the list of all the MPs who voted to save Agriculture CS Mithika Linturi.

All Rift Valley MPs voted to impeach him except the following SIX:

1. Baringo South - Charles Kamuren
2. Nandi Hills - Bernard Kitur
3. Molo - Kuria Kimani
4. Njoro - Charity Kathambi
5. Sigor - Peter Lochakapong
6. Tinderet - Julius Melly

The following are the Mt Kenya MPs who voted to save him.

1. Runyenjes - Eric Muchangi
2. Ruiru - Simon Kingara
3. Othaya - Wambugu Wainaina
4. Imenti North - Rahim Dawood
5. Maara - Kareke Mbiuki
6. Limuru - John Kiragu
7. Laikipia West - Wachira Karani
8. Kirinyaga County - Njeri Maina
9. Kikuyu - Kimani Ichungwah
10. Kangema - Peter Kihungi
11. Igembe South - Paul Mwirigi
12. Igembe North - Julius Taitamu
13. Imenti Central - Moses Kirima
14. Buuri - Rindikiri Mugambi

The eleven member Select Committee formed by parliament to investigate him comprises of:

1. Marsabit Woman Rep - Canon Naomi Jillo Waqo (Chairperson)
2. Kathiani - Robert Mbui
3. Kitui West - Rachel Nyamai
4. Ainabkoi - Samuel Chepkonga
5. Tharaka - George Murungara
6. Ruaraka - T.J. Kajwang
7. Malava - Malulu Injendi
8. Kirinyaga Woman Rep - Jane Maina
9. Matuga - Kassim Tandaza
10. Busia Woman Rep - Catherine Omanyo
11. Wajir West - Yusuf Farah.

Only Njeri Maina is on record to have voted to save him on Thursday. The committee reports back to the House in 10 days' time.

For Mithika Linturi every game is now like a final.

Proverbs 29:2.When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.