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Pressure mounts for Raila, ministers to quit over KKV
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 1 – A section of the civil society has intensified calls for Prime Minister Raila Odinga and nine line ministers to step side over the Kazi Kwa Vijana funds scandal.
Activists under the banner of ‘Kenyans for Justice,' led by Okiya Omtata, told journalists in Nairobi that the move would allow independent investigations into the scam.
He said Odinga should take responsibility as his office is charged with the supervision and coordination of the Kazi Kwa Vijana initiative.
"Supervision and coordination is not a name tag, it's an assignment. The Prime Minister is personally the overall manager, regulator or administrator of the program. He is personally responsible to the people of Kenya for the success of the program," he said. Read more »
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 1 – A section of the civil society has intensified calls for Prime Minister Raila Odinga and nine line ministers to step side over the Kazi Kwa Vijana funds scandal.
Activists under the banner of ‘Kenyans for Justice,' led by Okiya Omtata, told journalists in Nairobi that the move would allow independent investigations into the scam.
He said Odinga should take responsibility as his office is charged with the supervision and coordination of the Kazi Kwa Vijana initiative.
"Supervision and coordination is not a name tag, it's an assignment. The Prime Minister is personally the overall manager, regulator or administrator of the program. He is personally responsible to the people of Kenya for the success of the program," he said.