Unearth

The call by the political elite that Kenyan case at the Hague be deferred is motivated by selfish interests amongst themselves. For justice to be done for both the victims of PEV and perpetrators, then to my opinion Hague way will give that desired quest. When the political elite had the chance to vote in parliament whether to try the perpetrators locally or at the Hague? Majority overwhelmingly voted for the Hague option saying “don’t be vague, vote Hague.” Now that this reality is so near than the first thought, a certain section of leaders are up in arms fighting to oppose the decision they had made earlier. This is a clear contradiction of the position they took earlier characterizing a Kenyan politician who has a shifting principle and lacking a firm principle in the decision they make. It was all over in the news and media outlets that the VP was on around the continent tour trying to persuade countries with seats at the UN Security Council to vote in favour of the Kenyan positio...

It is the desire of everyone to visit any offices and buildings and be served in a manner that they would appreciate. In Kenya, many buildings are manned by security officers of various firms who add up as also customer care executives.  Even though the move is welcomed but this practice does not auger well with everyone. In some instances, these very same officers tend to be too "bossy" and arrogant to the public hence not being able to serve the people as they would wish.  As a measure to control and cut-down on organization's expenses, the view to having these officers at their entrances does much harm than good and it will be more better if their role and duties are spelt out clearly.

The quest for Higher education among many Kenyans has led to a point whereby even the older people going back to lecture rooms. It is so serious that both the married and unmarried are competing for space in the lecture rooms. Whereas this trend is welcomed, but it does not fall short of mischievousness always seen during exam time. Yes we are called "instant action" generation but not even during exams . Cases of cheating during exams time for "instant success" has been on the rise and that is why the Moi University Administration has employed the use of CCTV technology to help curb this vice among its students. "We want an Institution to have our students earn their degrees by paying the real price of acquiring it," said one of the Administrator. "The real price won't come by just relying on search engines like google but having them go and do research because University education is mainly to do with research and that is why...