POLITICAL THOUGHTS AND WRITINGS

As I was listening to Bob Marley's Revolutionary song Liberate Zimbabwe I grasped few lines that "Every man has a right to decide his own destiny" and it went ahead "Brother you're right, you're right You're right, you're right, you're so right."  Kangema MP Hon Kigano Likewise, Kangema MP Hon Muturi Kigano is deciding his politics and development destiny and recent action to send his staff on a compulsory leave is democratically, constitutionally and politically right. He's so right. It is even good for the staff to refresh and perk up after lost energy of having been on the line of duty since 2017, maybe in preparation of 2021 hard duties, reshuffle or reinforcement. On this, the MP need to be praised not blamed.  A politician is usually in a dilemma whether to reward Loyalty or Influence. On 2017, the MP rewarded loyalty at expense of influence which saw the current staff in his office. They are technocrats with no or little political

Anyone wishing to contest for any elective post in any By-election or 2022 General Elections has a Political, Constitutional and Democratic Right to do so as the wish to acquire power is natural and common and men always do so when they can. For this, they need to be praised not blamed. On matters of Kangema 2022 MP Race, I hold that it's too early for analysis, predictions and projections even as Political Climate continue to rise and Political clouds continue to gather. But I perceive it will be a tough race. It will be a crash of Titans which will be won or lost with only a handful of votes in the party primaries if all the apirants will be subjected to a free, fair and transparent exercise. But for the few who will choose shortcuts to avoid popular parties primaries, it will be a shortcut yes but full of obstacles. The difference between winning and losing will be determined by many factors such as timing, perceptions and campaign strategies. But Kangema MP Race will be a mix

Muratina is a crisp, sour, fruit flavoured Kikuyus' traditional brew made by fermenting Muratina fruit with water, honey, sugar and sugarcane juice. It has an alcoholic odor and is common in Central Kenya among the Kikuyu Community and has been passed from generations to generations where brewers learn the art or magic of making it from years of watching elders. Muratina in a Calabash 'Kinya' It is named after a fruit that comes from a wild tree commonly known as the "Sausage tree" due to its long, sausage like shape of the fruit which is highly poisonous when eaten raw unless boiled or roasted. The tree is scientifically known as Kigelia Africana and grows in river banks, wet areas and food plains in African countries such as Kenya, Cameroon, Senegal, Guinea, Tanzania, Chad, Eritrea, South Africa and Namibia. In Kenya it is found in Central and Western Kenya. Among Kikuyu Community, the tree is neither planted nor cut by any human as traditionalists believe it is