What’s wrong with this picture?
1 man working while 3 others are watching him.
Yeah…ok….maybe they didn’t want to be seen doing some illegal stuff, but still: a typical scene in most places (not only in Kenya!).
AOB: So there are nearly 2.600 candidates for the up-coming elections on December 26th & 27th in Kenya? Impressive…
LOL, the position of those folks at the top seems to do quite “risky business” as well. I just imagine a small landslip forwarding them right into that ditch.
Ehh maze thats crazy, maybe the guy is calling for help and those other guyz hawana uwezo
or they are also wandering on how the guy can take that risk!
This is what kibaki wants, kazi iendelee. The poor people work hard in risky areas, while his cronies sit up there and eat all they can and want them to vote for them back so that they can eat more. This is common logic, you dont have to go to kindergatten to learn this……come on my fellow kenyans. By the way am an average John hardly putting the basic needs on my family table! Cheers though happy xmas to all kenyans out there but remember we need a better government vote Raila, if he goes the same route (referendum/ vote of no confidence)we kick him out and give another person and so on. No salvation in this business, it is the ballot box brothers and sisters period!!!!!!
supervisors, anyone? :-)
@ Kamomgo:Oh plizz, I tend differ with your
blatant accusation that Kibaki wants folks to work
in risky area., Why is it Kibaki is to be blamed
when there areo are elected MPs are meawho are
supposed to be the watchdog of Kibaki and are
SUPPOSED to represent these folsk and argue their case
in parliament.
> Why is it Kibaki has to answer to misgivings
of everyone and everything that has gone wrong
within the constituencies. Give me a break will ya!
It is the duty of elected Mp to make sure such
plight are represented in parliament, argued and
motions passed forth by the MP when they are not
busy touring Europe to buy their high maintenace
vehicle or sleeping in parliament.
> If Raila or Uhuru and any other opposition were
better watch dog, why does it take them 4
> years to shout on the roof tops of all the
wrong that the government has done and what have
they themselves done to uplift the plight of the
people.
> And as I keep saying government is there to
lay the ground work and for the people to use that
and better themselves and while at it be creative
an show some effort instead of sitting down and
waiting for a savior.
> I can guarantee Raila is no savior whether he
was persecuted by former regime of MOI or not! He
has been in the government for a long time too
and instead of spending time to pass motions in
parliament he is busy touring USA and other corners
of the globe solicitating ” campaign managers”
for his own gain.
> The role of the government is not to put food
on your kichen table but rather create an
environment for you to do so and if you cannot to so
then blame yourselves not the government of the
day. Yes the current govt has failed in some ways
but blame
> Kenyans too for having twisted tendencies to
expect handouts /welfare from the govt.
> As for the Pic perhaps it is analogy of how
some ‘people” ( opposition) has stood in the
fences watching other work and singing Kazi Iendelee
until it is their chance to come and bring in the
mudslide burying all those who are busy working!
> Yes for all those who want a peaceful and a
Kenya that continues to charge forward, a Kenya that
has ground work to take off to the next platform
and one that does not need to be reduced to a
beggar nation = GO VOTE!