KENYAN CRIMINAL PRESIDENT VISITS UK

Perhaps that is international media has put in reference to Kenyan president over a visit to United Kingdom. First it was Aljazeera which ran the headline that Kenyans elect criminal president; Uhuru has wealth now he has power, immediately after elections That was before American Kenyan born president Barrack Obama likened Kenya to Syria in terms of  security. Merciful!

The West must know that the world is moving faster than their technology. In fact before I applaud Kenyans for peaceful elections (which the West had sent their top reporters well equipped to report chaos), and that have gone to court and came with a ruling better that United States (Al gore vs. George Bush petition ruling), international media can spare us time to concentrate on building our country.

When the SKY called President Uhuru Kenyatta a criminal, they forgot about to write of the atrocities they caused Africans during the era of slavery! Who is more criminal, a suspect (Kenyan president) or Britons who murdered our sons and daughters during the era of the struggle to independence?

I want to ask the western media to come out clean and tell us when have wake up to read news that a teenager has shot his fellow classmates! Who is a pure criminal, a US youth who can murder his mother using a sophisticated gun or a Kenyan suspect who becomes more suspect because he has won to be the head of state?

The problem with the West they want to use our leaders much as they used the Mobutu simply because they wanted to extract minerals from the rich Congo.

Britain has realized that those who are called criminals are those who refuse to cooperate with some western countries for their own selfish projects! I repeat the world is moving first for some countries to forget and think the time when they controlled African leaders like robots is not over.

What is wrong to report KENYAN PRESIDENT TO VISIT UK?

Can someone also in the same matter tell me between Gaddafi and Assad who is a criminal and why the UN Resolution is taking a century to curb down the numerous deaths in Syria? Or it’s because Syria is not Africa.

WAS MUTULA KILONZO POISONED?

   The late Senator Mutula Kilonzo’s death has left many people doing necessary guesswork; what might have killed the once flamboyant lawyer. Investigators have ruled out a heart attack and have narrowed down to a likelihood of poisoning. A source close to the family and a doctor involved in the investigations said a postmortem found serious internal bleeding characteristic with poisoning.
 Investigators now want to find out if Mr Kilonzo was killed by a toxic substance, and if so, whether it might be related to suicide, murder, accidental poisoning or even a snake bite.
According to a close family members and close doctors who have spoken to media on condition of anonymity, the first finding during postmortem was in the chest cavity where both lungs were found to be “soaked in blood”.
An examination of the body had revealed that both the arteries and the heart had not been ruptured as is normally the case when one suffers a heart attack, the source said.
 The postmortem examination was conducted by seven doctors, led by the chief government pathologist, Dr Johansen Oduor, at the Lee Funeral Home in Nairobi. British pathologist Calder Ian Maddison flew to Kenya at the family’s request and took part in the examination.
 Dr Geoffrey Mutuma, a forensic expert who at one time was Mr Kilonzo’s doctor, questioned the eight to 10 weeks period that pathologists say it will take to release the postmortem results.
 From his experience as a pathologist, he said, he found it hard to understand why the forensic experts working on the body could want two months for something that can be done in 72 hours.
Last Tuesday, the seven doctors who took part in the postmortem said they had agreed on the preliminary findings and that results of further tests would be ready in eight to 10 weeks. They however, did not publicly release their preliminary findings.
On Saturday, fresh reports emerged that seemed to contradict earlier information that Mr Kilonzo was not seen alive after retiring to bed on the night of April 26.
According to the new reports, the Senator had woken up early and spent about 30 minutes in a swimming pool within his home. At that time, the unidentified visitor was in the house.

Kenyatta leaves for London Conference Sunday evening

   

President Uhuru Kenyatta meets British High Commissioner to Kenya Dr Christian Turner at State House, Nairobi on April 30, 2013. Mr Kenyatta leaves for London in April 5th 2013 evening. 

President Uhuru Kenyatta will Sunday evening travel to London, United Kingdom for a three-day official visit.

During the visit, President Kenyatta will attend the London Conference on Somalia and also hold bilateral meetings with UK Prime Minister David Cameron and other UK Government officials.

The London Conference on Somalia will discuss among other things, the Horn of Africa country’s political stability, security, maritime situation, public financial management as well as justice and policing.

MARIO BALOTEL DUMPED BY GIRLFRIEND

Mario Balotelli has been dumped by his girlfriend Fanny Neguesha — just days after he said the entire Real Madrid team could sleép with her, SunUk reports.

Model Fanny, 22, moved out of the footie bad boy’s mansion in Italy following blazing rows over his joke remark and partying.

Pals say the striker is distraught at Fanny’s walkout — but has cheered himself up by buying a £200,000 Ferrari F450.

AC Milan star Balotelli, 22, had said the players — who include Cristiano Ronaldo — could have séx with Fanny if they managed to go through.

The ex-Man City ace said: “If Real Madrid make it to the Champions League final, I will let my girlfriend sléep with all their players.”

Source: UK Sun

Nigeria's Boko Haram 'got $3m ransom' to free French hostages

 Islamist militant group Boko Haram was paid more than $3m (£2m) before releasing a French family of seven, a Nigerian government report says.

The confidential report seen by international  press however does not say who paid the money.

Both France and Cameroon deny paying a ransom while Nigeria has not commented on the issue.

The French family, including four children, were captured in Cameroon in February and freed last week and handed over to Cameroon authorities.

 The French family, who live in Yaounde, where Tanguy Moulin-Fournier worked for the French gas group Suez, had been returning from a holiday in the Waza National Park in northern Cameroon when they were kidnapped by gunmen on motorbikes on 19 February.

Mr Moulin-Fournier, his wife Albane and four children, aged between five and 12, had been joined on their holiday by his brother Cyril.

In a YouTube video released about a week after their capture, the militants demanded the release of prisoners in Cameroon and Nigeria.

One of them also criticised French President Francois Hollande for sending troops to fight Islamist militants in northern Mali in January.

The French-led operation in Mali has ousted the Islamist groups, including al-Qaeda's North African branch, from cities and towns in the vast desert region they had captured a year ago in the wake of a coup.

Boko Haram, which began its insurgency following a deadly crackdown on its members in 2009, had previously said it was not involved in hostage taking.

It has usually followed a Nigerian agenda, and says it wants to establish an Islamic state.

During its insurgency at least 2,000 people have been killed in northern and parts of central Nigeria.

Who Killed Mutula Kilonzo

 

 

The late Mutula Kilonzo feeds his lions on fresh meat from his herd of livestock. His workers found him dead after they broke into the house when they discovered he was not waking-up from sleep. 

Mutula Kilonzo, Makueni senator is dead. He is reported to have slept and failed to wake up at his firm bordering Maanzoni lodge on Mombasa road, a team of policemen and pathologists are now at the scene.

The cause of his death is not known. Initial report suggest that Mr kilonzo went to sleep and had not woken by 10 a.m. The first people to rush to his home was Mr Chris Musau the chairman of Manzoni Lodge who is also a brother in law of the former minister.

Mr Musau tried to wake Mr Kilonzo up but he did not respond. Sensing danger Mr Musau rushed  to his Maanzoni hotel and went straight  to a room where the Kenya Medical association were holding a weeklong conference and sought the help of the medics.

A doctor attending the conference told the Sunday Nation at Maanzoni Lodge that one of their colleagues attending the conference was dispatched to the senator’s ranch.

Former president Mwai Kibaki sent a message of condolence to the family and relatives of the late Makueni County senator Mutula Kilonzo.

The former president said that with the death of Senator Mutula Kilonzo, the country has lost an outstanding leader and resilient politician.

Kibaki pointed out that as a testimony of his commitment to the national good, the late Kilonzo, as the minister for Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs, played a pivotal role in the realization of the new constitution.

“Indeed I will forever cherish the time we worked together with Mutula when he was Minister for Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs in the realization of the new constitution” Kibaki said.

Consoling the bereaved family, the former President prayed to God to give them courage to bear the loss.

Former deputy prime minister Musalia Mudavadi sent his condolences to the family saying senator Mutula was a consummate lawyer who was revered at the bar for his forceful legal arguments and mentoring of young legal minds.

"In the Senate, Kilonzo would have been at hand to breath fresh air on the country’s commitment in implementing devolution," said Mudavadi.

This comes as a shock to many Kenyans just a few weeks ago when he prominently featured in Cord's election petition at the Supreme Court. Previously, Kilonzo had served in former president Mwai Kibaki's cabinet as the minister for justice and constitutional affairs, and then minister for education. Mutula had served Kenya in various other capacities since he joined politics.

Educated at Mbooni Primary School and Machakos High School before joining University of Dar es Salaam in 1969 graduating with a First Class Honors’ Degree in Law.

He had also served as a minister for Nairobi Metropolitan Development until being appointed in the docket of Justice and Constitutional affairs on May 4, 2009 and later on minister for Education.

He previously served as private attorney to now retired President Moi. Mutula Kilonzo made his debut in parliament as a nominated M.P for K.A.N.U in January, 2003.

daily nation

UHURU, I WILL SUPPORT ODINGA

UHURU, I WILL SUPPORT ODINGA

In the political arena, it has emerged that no permanent enmity is within politicians. When Raila Odinga filed the petition to avoid bloodshed and hence pursue justice in the right corridors, Kenyans took the war to social media.

The war has generated into deep hate speech. Yes, the law authorities are working tactics of ending the social feud.

Before the ruling of the petition, there were rumors that Raila and his political Opponent the president elect were meeting at night, maybe sipping a drink. Raila has called those rumors as rubbish. There are rumors that he will attend the swearing-in ceremony! That leaves a question hanging; why are we fighting? Why are Kenyans divided to REPUBLIC OF NYANZA and CENTRAL REPUBLIC OF KIKUYU as they call it in the social media?

Now there is this game plan of Uhuru to support Raila’s son Fidel Odinga ten years coming according to political analyst  Mutayi Nguyi? Will he make it? Time will tell.