Zuwenna
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Michango yako mingi Yakutupongeza Watanzania
We mkenya kweli!!
Michango yako mingi Yakutupongeza WatanzaniaHii ni sera nzuri sana kuwatumia wanajeshi namna hii. Vipindi vya amani JWTZ wanafaa kutumika kuinjenga nchi si kukaa barracks wakipiga story na umbea.
Keeps millitary busy
How sure are you that, the recruited military based civil engineers are not entitled with allowance!??? So far their scope is not limited to that extent
Soma jeshi la marekani uone linavyojenga madaraja ya Nchi yake
We r doing exactly what u just said. Now our 57 engineers at SGR Project r updating their skills. Who knows may be Mtwara-Mbababay SGR will be undertaken by a our military construction company!There are engineers in the military, whose skills are required particularly during war.
You may not know that there is a lot of infrastructure building during wartime, both at home and in enemy territory.
When their skills are not being used for military uses, they have other things to do in the barrack. That's their full time job.
I told you, you don't amend anything was not written down before, you write a new section. Show us where in constitution the current Kenya constitution which shows the position of a prime minister for you to amend. Your tirelessly arguing things such are not there; there is one thing changing constitution like Uganda did abolishing age limit of president (which mean deleting a section on constitution and write another one afresh) and amending small clues like presidential salary which is already there. In Kenya people are taking introducing ceremonial president and prime minister, non of this exists on the current constitution. Even if is 1% if something new going in the constitution that is change from what you have before.
Hahahaha hahahaha, unadhani umeelewa kwamba katiba mpya haijasaidia lolote katika kutatua matatizo ya wakenya, umeshindwa kutoa measurable evidence kuonyesha hivyo hapo juu vimepungua kwa kiasi gani kutokana na upatikanaji wa katika mpya, badala take unapiga domo tupu.
Acha maneno mingi bwana, nimekuwekea list ya matatizo ya wakenya wanataka serikali iyapatie ufumbuzi, hiyo katiba mpya onyesha tangu 2010 imesaidia lipi?.Kupata katiba mpya haimaanishi tumepata pesa mpya.
Katiba mpya imesaidia sana kugawa hizi pesa kwa haki.
Before 2010, some places in Kenya had not seen a tarmac road. Some places had to travel hundreds of km to reach a hospital.
That's because the national government concentrated all the resources to where majority of the country lives.
Now, every county irrespective of how far it is from Nairobi, gets allocated a good amount of money.
That's just an economic consequence of the new constitution.
There are more consequences, from political to social. But I would need a whole day.
Also, one major reason for tribalism was the perception that resources were not been allocated fairly. Now, every county gets a fair allocation of the country resources.
Tribalism will not disappear overnight, but the new constitution was a big leap forward.
Since you don't know what people wants, you can say what you want. But introducing a higher position in government which by definition it is not defined in current constitution, some paragraphs in constitution will have to give way and some deleted. For example what will be the roll of vice president in new government assuming the position is still there. Who will be answerable to the parliament when it comes to government business in the Parliament, will the PM be elected or appointed, how do you define the term in office etc... If those things are not in the current constitution, then they will have to be introduce according to the "will of the people". So you can go ahead bringing your stand two amendment thinking is just the matter of squeezing some few words here and there and everything will be fine, there legal implication if any part of constitution is not defined well. And if they go by the level of your understanding, they will be back on the drawing board just like they're doing now.You are really a headache trying to explain simple things to.
Introducing a prime minister position is a simple matter of amending the section that lists the government structure.
In this case, we would be amending Chapter 9 of our Constitution, 'The Executive'. Here we will list the new structure, and go ahead and list the functions of the Prime Minister.
If the functions of the president will be affected, the same changes will be made in this section.
I've even edited that section for you so you can finally understand.
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Why are you assuming that amending is just about deleting? There are many examples from many countries. I even gave you an example of USA's 18th amendment, popularly known as 'Prohibition'.
When congress made the amendment to ban alcohol, which part of the constitution did they delete?
Sometimes you make us really wonder about your education system.
A standard 6 pupil here in Kenya knows what amending clauses in the constitution is, and what changing the constitution is.
From a legal jargon point of view, those words mean totally different things.
Acha maneno mingi bwana, nimekuwekea list ya matatizo ya wakenya wanataka serikali iyapatie ufumbuzi, hiyo katiba mpya onyesha tangu 2010 imesaidia lipi?.
Magufuli kabla ya kuwa rais, corruption Perception index ilikua 60%, ndani ya miaka miwili na nusu ya uongozi wake imeshuka hadi 5% kwa katiba hiyohiyo. Kenya baada ya katiba mpya every thing went to worse.
Since you don't know what people wants, you can say what you want. But introducing a higher position in government which by definition it is not defined in current constitution, some paragraphs in constitution will have to give way and some deleted. For example what will be the roll of vice president in new government assuming the position is still there. Who will be answerable to the parliament when it comes to government business in the Parliament, will the PM be elected or appointed, how do you define the term in office etc... If those things are not in the current constitution, then they will have to be introduce according to the "will of the people". So you can go ahead bringing your stand two amendment thinking is just the matter of squeezing some few words here and there and everything will be fine, there legal implication if any part of constitution is not defined well. And if they go by the level of your understanding, they will be back on the drawing board just like they're doing now.