POLITICAL THOUGHTS AND WRITINGS

As a good student of History & Politics, I tend to Comprehend Karl Marx words, "History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce." Looking at History of Ruling Political Parties in Kenya, I get the following scenarios; 1. President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta belonged to KANU throughout his presidency. 2. President Moi belonged to KADU and KANU to become president after demise of mzee Jomo Kenyatta 3. President Mwai Kibaki belonged to NARC and PNU in his ruling. 4. President Uhuru Kenyatta belonged or belong to TNA and Jubilee Party. With that I can deduct and substantiate the fact that; 1. Since the end of Nyayo regime, retiring presidents retire with their Political Parties and Kenyans are concerned less with them and their Political parties as it was the case of Moi & his KANU, Kibaki & his PNU and same it will be with Uhuru & his Jubilee. 2. After the demise of President Jomo Kenyatta, there has been NO same ruling party transition of Powers. KANU transf...

Membership of the United Democratic Alliance, UDA is open to all Kenyans upon application. This applies to all Kenyan citizens in possession of a valid National Identification card or passport, irrespective of tribe, gender, race, colour, social status or creed who accept its principles, policies and programmes and are prepared to abide by its Constitution and rules in accordance with the provisions of the Political Parties Act 2011. UDA Membership Registration An UDA member has the right to: 1. Take a full and active part in the discussion, formulation and implementation of the policy of the UDA. 2. Submit proposals or statements through the appropriate structures to the branch, county, and region. 3. Offer constructive criticism of any member, official, policy programme or activity of the UDA within its structures. 4. Receive and impart information on all aspects of UDA policy and activities. 5. Take part in elections and be elected or appointed to any committee, structure, commissio...

Kenya's Democracy has been a multi-party system before June 1982 and since 1992 after the repealing of Section 2A of the Independence Constitution of Kenya by President Moi that marked the end of one party-system.  Despite Kenya being a multi-party system, in reality, Kenya is a two-party system as it has always been dominated by two Political Parties  only or two coalitions since independence where all other hundreds of Political parties play a role of spectators in Kenya's Politics. Political Parties in Kenya Since 1992 to 2007, the political parties in Kenya rose from one party to over 160 Political parties. But, with establishment and implementation of Political Parties Act 2008 and 2012, the numbers of political parties were reduced from over 160 Political Parties to 24 Political Parties which gained registration certificates. Since 2013 upto now, the political parties has rose tremendously up to over 100 Political Parties majority of which are dormant and don't even h...

Article 1(A) (2) of the 1951 Convention defines a refugee as an individual who is outside his or her country of nationality or habitual residence who is unable or unwilling to return due to a well-founded fear of persecution based on his or her race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.  REFUGEE RIGHTS INCLUDE;  NON-REFOULEMENT The non-refoulement of refugee refers to the obligation of States not to refoule, or return, a refugee to “the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.” 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees art. 33 (1).  Non-refoulement is universally acknowledged as a human right. It is expressly stated in human rights treaties such as Article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Article 22(8) of the American Convention on Human Rights. Additionally, both regional and domestic...

Dear Great People Of Muranga County I salute you all in the name of our Almighty God! First of all, I take this golden opportunity to thank our Almighty God and appreciate you all for your continued support. Without you, I would never have been able to come this far. I give thanks to God for you and may God give you grace and peace! Secondly, as I promised in 2017 after unsuccessfully contesting for Muguru Ward MCA Seat, I avoided active elective campaign politics to give time to elected and nominated leaders to fulfill their campaign promises and manifestos as I get time to interact with electorates on other avenues of leadership. Thirdly, with only one year remaining to 2022 election period, I would like to inform you that I will be petitioning Muranga County Assembly on Tuesday 16th March 2021 at 12.00 by Article 37 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and Section 15 of the County Government's Act 2012. The NINE Historic Petitions to the County Assembly of Muranga are as follows an...

The Christian doctrine of adoption is one of the greatest truths in all of the Bible. It is described as “an act of God’s free grace, whereby undeserving and unworthy sinners are received into the family of God and can enjoy all the rights, privileges and blessings as a member of God’s forever family.” It is a truth that is seldom taught and even less rejoiced in as we should. Adoption is a teaching that should be shouted from the rooftops! Adoption is a Biblical term and connotes a Biblical idea or truth. Ephesians 1:5 declares that it is one of the predestined purposes of God…”having predestined us for adoption as sons through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of His will. This is a truth that stands so intimately and fundamentally related to other doctrines such as predestination, the atonement, all aspects of our spiritual life and the very consummation of the entire universe! Adoption teaches us that the Biblical God is our Father. God adopts us. He chooses us! We are His chi...

As Kangema political battle lines continue to be strategically drawn, one of Kangema 2022 MP aspirant the director of Premier Peak Leadership Forum Juliah Chege yesterday held a conference with Ms. Anne Nderitu, Registrar of Political Parties, former PS Irungu Nyakera, ODM Women League President Hon Beth Syengo, Director WPA-K Beatrice Kamau, Hon Wahome Ndegwa Chair County Assemblies Forum among other elected and aspiring leaders on the theme "Understanding Political Parties in Kenya." Julian Chege addressing media at Kangema in 2019 In the conference, madam Juliah insisted, "It is the early time women unite, work together, mentor one another and help one another" Registrar of Political Parties Anne Nderitu said that we are in an election period and women should think, prepare and work through to take part in the forthcoming General Elections. She also insisted, "Two-third gender rule is mandatory to all political party nomination lists and women should be nomi...