Picha za kuapishwa kwa Uhuru Kenyatta na akiwa kazini.

Picha za kuapishwa kwa Uhuru Kenyatta na akiwa kazini.

ninavyo fahamu uhuru ni muumini/mkristo mzuri tu. Tatizo langu hapa wewe hii habari umeipata wapi?

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muminii mzuri angehodhi ardhi kubwa kiasi hicho na kuwaacha maskini hawana hata pa kuweka mkeka
 
Western envoys to attend Uhuru's inauguration

Updated 6 hrs 26 mins ago

The United States and several other European nations are expecting to send ambassadors to attend the swearing in next week of Kenya's president-elect Uhuru Kenyatta.

Western diplomats said this level of attendance was in line with their policy of having only "essential contacts" with indictees of the International Criminal Court. A European Union official also said EU envoys were seeking to meet Kenyatta.

Western nations have to strike a delicate balance, adhering to their oft-stated policy that will limit contacts with Kenyatta while ensuring a trade partner and a nation seen as vital to stability in a volatile region does not swivel towards China and other Asian states as they expand their influence.

Kenyatta, charged with helping orchestrate the bloodshed that followed the disputed 2007 election, is due to be sworn in on Tuesday. His election victory was confirmed on Saturday after a court dismissed a legal challenge to the March 4 vote result.

"We expect to be represented by Ambassador (Robert) Godec," Christopher Snipes, spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, said in a brief statement.

Diplomats and officials said Germany, France and the European Union delegation in Nairobi also expected to send ambassadors. A diplomat from another European state said his ambassador was likely to go, but declined to be identified.

Kenyatta's aides and many of his supporters were angry when the United States and European officials spelled out their policy of limiting contacts during campaigning, saying it smacked of intervention. Diplomats denied any such intention.

U.S. Ambassador Johnnie Carson, Washington's top diplomat to Africa, before the vote cautioned that "choices have consequences" - widely seen in Kenya seen as a clear hint about America's preferred outcome.

"Clear the air"

The issue sparked speculation in Kenya's media and comments by some politicians suggesting the West was threatening sanctions if Kenyatta won, a charge Western states dismissed.

A European Union spokesman said EU envoys were seeking a meeting with Kenyatta to congratulate him on his election and to "clear the air around allegations of sanctions. No one is talking of sanctions". He did not give a time for any meeting.

Officials in China and India, two nations with expanding ties and investment in Africa, said their capitals had yet to determine who would represent them at the swearing in. African nations are expected to send high-level delegates.

Standard Digital News - Kenya : Western envoys to attend Uhuru?s inauguration
 
He he he,,,,,we do not keep inventing everything,,everyday,,what we do,,,
is copy paste,,,,most of what we do,,,not enough Nobel prizes,,for
everybody,,,in this damning world.:wink:

Alikuwa anawarushia tope the other day eti sio wao tu, kwa nini hakuiga wachina?
 

 
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President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta (left) meets former President Daniel arap Moi at his Kabarnet Gardens residence

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Big plans for Kibaki handover to Uhuru

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Updated Tuesday, April 02 2013 at 00:00 GMT+3
By Paul Wafula and Cyrus Ombati

Nairobi, Kenya:President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and his designated deputy Mr William Ruto will this week be taken through protocol and other procedures related to April 9 swearing in ceremony.
With the ceremony in which Uhuru will assume the reins of power as Kenya's fourth President only a week away, the military today begin rehearsals for the big day where they will perform a ceremony to welcome their new Commander-in-Chief.

President Kibaki will be the last dignitary to arriveat the 60,000-seater Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, for Uhuru's swearing in ceremony that the law decrees must take place in broad daylight, between 10am and 2pm.

This morning the Kenya Defence Forces who a fortnight ago feted Kibaki, the retiring Commander-in-Chief, begin a weeklong dress rehearsal at the venue where Uhuru and Ruto will take their oaths of office.

Kenyans will be told how much the ceremony cost them as taxpayers within a month thereafter. The April 9 function will also be President Kibaki's last official public holiday function as outgoing Head of State, though he will share it with his successor.

The day is expected to witness the tripartite presence of Kenya's second President, retired Mzee Daniel Moi who took over from Uhuru's father Mzee Jomo Kenyatta in 1978, as well as the outgoing and incoming Presidents.

Public holiday

"We are now focusing on the day which will be historic in many ways. The whole of this week will be for preparation of the swearing in ceremony," Head of Public Service Francis Kimemia explained in an interview with The Standard.

Kimemia who doubles up as Secretary to the Cabinet said Uhuru and Ruto would use this week to prepare for the ceremony.

Kimemia who is the chairman of the Committee to the Assumption to the Office of President added that his team would be briefing Uhuru on issues he needs to be aware of as next Head of State.

"We resumed security and intelligence briefings to the President-elect after the petition challenging his election was dismissed," revealed Kimemia.

He said next Tuesday would be gazetted as a public holiday to give Kenyans time to also observe the handover. According to the programme, Uhuru must arrive at the stadium before the incumbent President. There will be some entertainment in between the arrivals.

On arrival, President Kibaki will inspect a Guard of Honour, his last as Head of State, before going to the main dais where he will shake hands with the incoming President.

But before the main event starts, there will be prayers from the different religions.

According to the law guiding the change of guard, Uhuru will, during the swearing in ceremony, take and subscribe to oath or affirmation of allegiance and the oath or affirmation for the execution of the functions of the President.
The Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Mrs Gladys Boss Shollei will administer the oaths, witnessed by Chief Justice Dr Willy Mutunga.

In the absence of the Chief Justice, the Assumption of the Office of President Act, says the Deputy Chief Justice would undertake the task.

However, deputy CJ-designate Justice Kalpana Rawal is yet to be cleared by Parliament, and can't take part in the event.But arrangements have been made so that in case Mutunga cannot attend, the senior-most Judge of the Supreme Court will do so on his behalf.

Once Uhuru is sworn in, Kibaki's Presidential standard - or official flag of the President - will be lowered as that of the new leader goes up.The National Anthem will then be played to pave the way for a change of the standard, which is to be displayed alongside the national flag whenever Uhuru is on official assignment.

Change of power

Officials reported that Uhuru had settled on a light blue, as the colour of his presidential standard. Kibaki's standard is white while that of Moi was green.
The Chief of Defence Forces General Julius Karangi will hand over the lowered presidential standard to Kibaki who will at that instant become former Head of State.

Gen Karangi is expected to lead the military in a 21-gun salute heralding the change of power.After signing the inauguration certificate, Kibaki will then hand over the ‘instruments of power and authority' - a special sword and the Constitution - to Uhuru.Thereafter, it will be the turn of Ruto to take the oath of office.

Ruto will then be required to call on Kibaki to give his exit speech.

Afterwards, the retiring President will invite Uhuru to give his inaugural speech to the nation.

The former President will then leave the venue for State House to prepare to receive Uhuru, who will meanwhile be ‘touring' the venue atop an open Land Rover vehicle meant for the Commander-in-Chief to salute guests. After the tour, Uhuru will board his motorcade to State House, where he will then take over.

The Constitution provides that should a President-elect die before being sworn in, the Deputy-elect is sworn in on the set swearing day and fresh elections must be held within 60 days afterwards. Should the Deputy-elect die, the President-elect would declare the seat vacant after being sworn in.

Should a President-elect and his Deputy both die before they are sworn in, the National Assembly Speaker will to act as President from April 9 and a fresh election will be held within 60 days starting from the date of the second death. The new National Assembly Speaker is Justin Muturi, a former Magistrate and ex-MP for Siakago.

Other than death, the Constitution does not anticipate any other reason why a President-elect or his Deputy should not assume office. Security has been tightened in and around the stadium as contractors continue to expedite repairs.

Haphazard affair

Unlike in the past where the swearing in ceremony was a haphazard affair without a clear formula or law, the next handover will be guided by Constitution and the Assumption of the Office of the President Act, which Parliament passed last year.

"The ritual will be brief and the rest of the programme will dwell on entertainment and speeches from invited guests who will include Heads of State," added Kimemia.

It will be the third time that Kenyans will witness the transfer of power, but the second time that one President will be handing over power to another. In 1978, former President Moi was sworn in as President after the death of Mzee Kenyatta.

But the first handover was witnessed on December 30, 2002 when Moi handed over to Kibaki at a ceremony characterised by acrimony and disorganisation at Uhuru Park.

-Additional reporting by Wahome Thuku

Standard Digital News - Kenya : Big plans for Kibaki handover to Uhuru

This must sound,,like those Satanic Verses:biggrin: to Raila Odinga,,,having a hard
time,,asking himself,,,,should i show up,,,,,,,,,,,,,, there or not.

There will be envoys and leaders from other countries witnessing this
Kenyan thing and what a day if,,,,,, Raila will be,,,,,absent??????????

Is it not,,,,like a bad dream,,,,for Agwambo,,,arap Mibei,,, Amollo Odinga.

What bad times,,,for him,,,,,,,,wacha sasa,,,ma supporters,,,,ati
machungu,,,,,na Raila mwenyewe?????l

To our beloved Agwambo,,,,,,,,,,take it easy,,mzee na
haya yote yatapita.

Kenya ni kubwa kuliko sisi wote.
 
Western envoys to attend Uhuru's inauguration

Updated 6 hrs 26 mins ago

The United States and several other European nations are expecting to send ambassadors to attend the swearing in next week of Kenya's president-elect Uhuru Kenyatta.

Western diplomats said this level of attendance was in line with their policy of having only "essential contacts" with indictees of the International Criminal Court. A European Union official also said EU envoys were seeking to meet Kenyatta.

Western nations have to strike a delicate balance, adhering to their oft-stated policy that will limit contacts with Kenyatta while ensuring a trade partner and a nation seen as vital to stability in a volatile region does not swivel towards China and other Asian states as they expand their influence.

Kenyatta, charged with helping orchestrate the bloodshed that followed the disputed 2007 election, is due to be sworn in on Tuesday. His election victory was confirmed on Saturday after a court dismissed a legal challenge to the March 4 vote result.

"We expect to be represented by Ambassador (Robert) Godec," Christopher Snipes, spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, said in a brief statement.

Diplomats and officials said Germany, France and the European Union delegation in Nairobi also expected to send ambassadors. A diplomat from another European state said his ambassador was likely to go, but declined to be identified.

Kenyatta's aides and many of his supporters were angry when the United States and European officials spelled out their policy of limiting contacts during campaigning, saying it smacked of intervention. Diplomats denied any such intention.

U.S. Ambassador Johnnie Carson, Washington's top diplomat to Africa, before the vote cautioned that "choices have consequences" - widely seen in Kenya seen as a clear hint about America's preferred outcome.

"Clear the air"

The issue sparked speculation in Kenya's media and comments by some politicians suggesting the West was threatening sanctions if Kenyatta won, a charge Western states dismissed.

A European Union spokesman said EU envoys were seeking a meeting with Kenyatta to congratulate him on his election and to "clear the air around allegations of sanctions. No one is talking of sanctions". He did not give a time for any meeting.

Officials in China and India, two nations with expanding ties and investment in Africa, said their capitals had yet to determine who would represent them at the swearing in. African nations are expected to send high-level delegates.

Standard Digital News - Kenya : Western envoys to attend Uhuru?s inauguration

As much as they are trying to mend fences in the aftermath, the west initially made pronouncement that nearly amounted to interference, i wonder whether they will not be treated with caution on account of their initial stand. Only time will tell.
 
Alikuwa anawarushia tope the other day eti sio wao tu, kwa nini hakuiga wachina?

Si vibaya kuiga kile kizuri kutoka Marekani,,,,,lakini hatutakubali kuolewa na
wamarekani na watuletee hizo ndoa zao za wanaume kwa wanaume.

Tutaelekea Uchina ,,,,,,,,,kwani hawa watu wafupi afadhali kuliko
hawa kunguni wa kizungu.

Tumeona matunda ya ushirikiano na Uchina kwa wakati mfupi
kuliko huo wakati wote tumepoteza na hawa kunguni.

Hao,,democracy,,,,,hao human rights,,,na wao ndio wauwaji
wakubwa duniani.


They are,,,,,,,,, the falling empires,,lao,,limekwisha.
 

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President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta (left) meets former President Daniel arap Moi at his Kabarnet Gardens residence

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Baba Moi,,,,,:biggrin:,,,,walikucheka,,,eti project Uhuru,,,,,,2002,,,,,na sasa,,
ninani mwenye kicheko cha mwisho??????????

Kama si wewe,,,,,Uhuru angelikua wapi????????
 
Western nations have to strike a delicate balance, adhering to their oft-stated policy that will limit contacts with Kenyatta while ensuring a trade partner and a nation seen as vital to stability in a volatile region does not swivel towards China and other Asian states as they expand their influence.

Ujanja wao,,umefika ukingoni,,,,,,,,,,tell mr Hotdog and Hamburger that we do not
need to trade with them,,,,,what trade,,,,slave trade???????????


Watatisha wengine lakini si hapa Kenya.

Watatue matatizo huko Misri,,,Libya,,,
hata Syria na waachane na sisi.
 
Wakati Rais Mteule wa Kenya Mh. UHURU KENYATTA akitarajiwa kuapishwa mapema jumanne ijayo taarifa kutoka ikulu ya kenya zinasema kwamba hataapa kwa kushika biblia badala yake itashikwa na mke wake.Kutoapa kwa kutumia biblia nadhani nikuonyesha kwamba taasisi ya urais katika nchi nyingi zimekua zikitenda kinyume na yale ambayo wanaapa kuyatenda nakuyalinda hongera Kenyatta kwa kutokuwa mnafki wengine waige!

Kama sio MNAFIKI vipi ardhi alizochota toka kwa Wakenya Masikini? atawarudishia? AU LA? Asiwe ni chameleon MJANJA wa MADARAKA huyo...
 
Anajua kuwa biblia itamuhukumu milele maana hakushinda kiuhalali na pia anaogopa kujifunga maana hawezi kuwatimizia waKenya vile alivoahidi
 
Dhamira yake inamuta maana kile ni kitabu kitakatifu unapoenda kinyume na kiapo mengi yatakusibu ingawa si hapo ata kwa familia na ndugu zako.
Ivi JK nae aliapa kwa kutumia KURAN?
 
muminii mzuri angehodhi ardhi kubwa kiasi hicho na kuwaacha maskini hawana hata pa kuweka mkeka

Hivi kuhodhi ardhi kubwa kuna uhusiano gani na yeye kuwa mkristo mzuri? Na ni wapi umewahi kusikia kwamba Uhuru analaumiwa kwa kunyang'anya watu ardhi? Kwa taarifa yako ardhi anayomiliki Uhuru ni ya urithi kutoka kwa Baba yake. Ujasikia wakati wa kampeni amemega sehemu ya ardhi yake na kuwagawia watu huko Pwani?

Yes yeye ni mkristo mzuri tu!!!!

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