This woman should not be so jealous of PRIME MINISTER MR.RAILA ODINGA,cuz of his well-being,success,triumph and popularity.kenyans know that her jeolousy grows from a feeling of inferiority,sometimes from a sence of self-deprecation.or becouse she didnt get the slot of being deputy prime minister.karua should know that jealous does not hurt prime minister but it hurts her becouse jealousy lives and is alive in her heart.karua will always remain enveloped in jealousy while the prime minister MR.RAILA bask in the sunshine of glory,and will move on to greater success while,karua remain enveloped in jealousy. Rise above jealousy,antagonism and resentment.she... [Read Full Text]

This woman is a very terrible spoiler. I am ashamed of her. She seems to want the wrangling to go on for ever.

She is my hero i hope she was younger. Politically Prime minister is senior that kibaki and kalonzo but in government and in the constitution Kibaki is senior then kalonzo then raila. You see Raila can tell to people to fight and they fight.Kibaki cannt influence anybody to fight we just tell him off. If Raila says lets jump you just ask how high sir and not why should we jump.

That my friend shows the difference between the two groups of supporters; Kibaki’s and Raila’s: I like your confession that Raila says fight and they fight and that if he asks you to jump, you ask how high sir and not why. It is because of Raila then that we have the displaced people, people who were killed, burnt down properties including uprooted railway lines and so on. It is true he was at the forefront in Majimbo talk, meaning to send ‘foreigners’ (Kikuyus) out of every province in Kenya. People were told go to fight and they accepted, to... [Read Full Text]

I am totally dismay about this power struggle. Madam Kuria is a well educated person but she still envilope her self in the African rythem of self center power madness.My writing last march before the sharing deal was made about the role of the Prime Minister,President and the vice President was well spelt out clearly. Sharing 50/50 power does not change world meaning of these roles in a civilized world. The cabinet is too big. next time it is going to be small this is just to accomodate all that are going on that is to satisfy the contituence of... [Read Full Text]

I am totally dismayed about this power struggle. Madam Karua is a well educated person but she still enviloped her self in the African rythem of self center power madness.The same mode appliy to Vice president Kalonzo, who did over step his bound last week. In other civilized countries, vice presidents,never struggle with the President or prime Ministers indoor or not say in public view. They are not an elected officer of the government, he was appointed to uphold a shaking government for support. As , for Madam Karua,If she is given the post of Vice prime minister, the interpretation... [Read Full Text]

This Mrs Wamugunda Thing is crazy. The Other day she was crying that The Prime minster is depriving off almost all the powers from the president and now today she is saying the same guy with lots of power like president is below the VP is she normal.

You could go to hell with your pecking power but look! the US will bring aid through the PMs office and the PM will directly recommend to ministries.

You are lucky coz just lucky lucy you are not Luhya's. You could be far away from parliament if you were one.

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If there is a lady who has been subjected to uncalled for vitrol in these blogs is Honourable Martha Karua, Minister for constitutional affairs. There are some Kenyans who would rather Martha is given a job and then sit there, collect her salary and do nothing(like several useless ministers we know). Why is it that we criminalise hardworking people in this country and glorify good for nothing lazy bums? The other day, Nairobi City councillors ganged against the miracle worker Town clerk-Gakuo- accusing him of "disrespect"because he refused to open the City Council purse to them to pillage.If there... [Read Full Text]

I have no problems with Raila becoming an equal to President Kibaki if "coalition" means equality according to Prof. Nyongo's dictionary.All I want defined is the word "Vice-President" for the sake of our children whose teachers demand a conventional answer in their Civic lessons, a universal answer. If Kalonzo is 3rd in the pecking order,then that makes Raila 2nd to Kibaki,not his equal.By this logic, Raila is then Kibaki's VP,not his equal.If Kalonzo is Raila's junior,then Kalonzo is Raila's Deputy, not Musalia. If Raila is Kibaki's equal, then Kibaki is also a Prime Minister and Raila is also a President.What... [Read Full Text]

Well done Martha. You have done it again! Kibaki and Raila are at par as far as party leadership is concerned AND not on powers. Kibaki got the more votes for the presidency and so is the President of Kenya. However, some primitive people who don’t appear to know how to resolve disputes wanted to bring an Ivory Coast or Somalia situation in Kenya. In addition, America and European countries have showed openly that they wanted Raila to be president, but unfortunately fate did not have it. They have; however, I have observed, unashamedly moved to have him share some... [Read Full Text]