Bosire: Jubilee needs own crisis talks ahead of national dialogue

Debate on whether the country needs to have a national dialogue has been on going. The leadership of CORD first tabled the proposal at Uhuru Park during a public reception for former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on his return from a long tour of the US.

By TIMOTHY BOSIRE 11 years ago

Dropping laptop project would be sufficient apology

Education Cabinet Secretary Prof Jacob Kaimenyi should just see the light and drop the controversial attempts to purchase laptop computers for pupils in our public schools.

By Timothy Bosire 11 years ago

Dropping laptop project would be sufficient apology

Education Cabinet Secretary Prof Jacob Kaimenyi should just see the light and drop the controversial attempts to purchase laptop computers for pupils in our public schools.

By TIMOTHY BOSIRE 11 years ago

Where we lost the plot in respect to the courts and rule of law

Impunity is at last ruling Kenya. Kenyans didn’t elect it but was installed by those who used it to twist democracy and elections to grab power in the past.

By By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

Jubilee now the Tower of Babel

The Jubilee government is fast becoming another Tower of Babel. The more its owners purport to build it more, the more they get confused and speak in tongues. Could they be on what the French call: “Mission impossible”?

By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

By rushing to bastardise ICC, the AU is betraying Africa

Both celebration and outrage at last weekend’s African Union (AU) decree blocking President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto from attending their crimes against humanity cases at the International Criminal Court (ICC) are misplaced.

By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

Calls to amend the law to block Raila from 2017 race retrogressive

We had gotten used to calls in political rallies to block former Prime Minister Raila Odinga from ascending to the presidency.

By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

Quest to frustrate ICC is an abuse to constitutionalism

I have no personal grudge nor ill-will towards President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto. I respect them as the two top leaders of our country.

By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

Why does justice appear permanently elusive?

Legal experts have called Parliament unjust as it infringes on the Judiciary, thus undermining the Constitution which underscores the separation of powers between the arms of government.

By Timothy Bosire 12 years ago

Kalonzo’s confession mirrors level of elusive electoral justice

Democracy and all fairness must thrive in Kenya as we seek to build a just society.

By -TIMOTHY BOSIRE 12 years ago

What ails African countries is failed leadership bereft of vision

First we had the Pan Africanist Movement with hope but today the Africa Union (AU) with total despair

By - Timothy Bosire 12 years ago