Nyikwa Ramogi, The Ramogi Electoral Commission 2008 would like to
inform and clarify to the membership that “Any registered member is
entitled to vote during the forthcoming General Elections. Each member
is entitled to one vote and will exercise this right to elect one
member in each position contested. This rule includes those who may
want to register and indeed [...]

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Dear Ramogi Members,
This is to confirm that the first Annual General Meeting will be held  on the 6th of April, 2008 at North York civic center. Meeting is supposed to commence at 3pm. Electoral commission is working out the finalization of program. Please, find below the compendium of election guidelines as prepared by the commission:

KENYAN [...]

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- Saturday April 12, 2008

3-7 p.m. East Africa Time [+3GMT]
8 a.m. - 12 noon Eastern USA Standard Time [-5GMT]
12 noon - 4 p.m. [+0 London GMT]

Agenda:
1. Planning the forthcoming Ugenya Cultural Festival
2. Development Activities in Ugenya
To participate , click to join Ongoing Forum
http://ugenya.blogspot.com/2008/03/ugenya-plans-first-cultural-festival-in.html 
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Ugenya plans first Cultural Festival in Dec ‘08
SEGA, SIAYA–March 23, 2008–People from Ugenya/Uholo [...]

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Press Release:
By Bishop Dr Washington Ogonyo Ngede,

Kenyans greatly need normalcy in service delivery to immediately resume in the country and this is to be realized through quick implementation of the pact signed a month ago between President Mwai Kibaki and Hon. Raila Odinga.

It is clear that no proper services are offered to Kenyans by the [...]

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To respond to the question, is Kenya Ready for majimbo, the answer is YES!!.
Since independence Kenya has practiced a unitary system where decision making in relation to development is centralized. The president is everything in terms of development. He can donate national resource at will to friends, to political sycophans etc. During referendum year; 2005, [...]

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By Stephen MakabilaThe Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu) Secretary-General, Mr Francis Atwoli, has said the expected constitutional review should embrace federalism to prevent ethnic tensions.
Atwoli said various ethnic groups are fighting each other over power because the current system fails to decentralise Government services.
“There are countries smaller than Kenya but have federal systems,” [...]

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By Prof George Luchiri Wajackoyah, March 10 2008
At least Hon. Kibaki has done what he ought to have done. However, I have a few suggestions. In order to achieve neutrality, I suggest that devolution of our political system should be tailored along the Indian, US and perhaps the South African systems. Kenya should be divided [...]

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By George Wajackoyah,
It is good resonance to note that our political system has been sick since independence (read the Ndungu report and Mama Ngina Kenyatta’s ill gotten land which
is equivalent to Nyanza province). One must also refer to the 1963 agreement between the then Kenyatta government and KADU where the late Hon. Ngala was promised [...]

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Ruto backs Mudavadi for deputy PM post
Published on March 17, 2008, 12:00 am
By Vincent BartooEldoret North MP, Mr William Ruto, has backed Sabatia MP, Mr Musalia Mudavadi, for the deputy prime minister’s position.He said the turn of events following last year’s General Election would make it unrealistic for him to press for the position.
In the [...]

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Former officer fingers Biwott as Ouko killer
By David Ochami,
 http://www.kentimes.com/07dec04/nwsstory/topstry.html
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NICHOLAS Biwott shot and killed the late Dr Robert Ouko within the compound of Nakuru’s State House on the night of February 12-13 1990, according to a testimony given yesterday to the Parliamentary Select Committee investigating the former minister’s murder.
Biwott’s alleged personal role in the murder dramatically [...]

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