Wednesday, 7 August 2013

ZIMBABWEAN PRESIDENT CLAIMS HE’S THE AFRICAN HERO AND CALLS NELSON MANDELA AN IDIOT,COWARD.




PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe has attacked the ailing Nelson Mandela calling him an idiot and a coward who accommodated the whites in South Africa after he became the president at the end of apartheid.

He attacked Mandela at a victory party to celebrate his record seventh term in office following his victory in the country’s disputed elections.

In one of his trademark fiery speeches, the 89-year-old Mugabe -- who has led the southern African country since 1980 -- claimed that he should be hailed as an African hero instead of Mandela, the anti-apartheid icon and former president of neighboring South Africa.

"While Mandela sits comfortably in a hospital, I stand before you fit and healthy, ready to lead this country and the Zimbabwean people for at least another 25 years," Mugabe added, referring to the 95-year-old Mandela's ongoing treatment for a lung condition.

Mugabe tightened his iron grip on power in last week's elections after he received 61 percent of the vote while his ZANU-PF party won a two-thirds majority in parliament, though there are allegations of widespread fraud and violence against the opposition.
"My huge victory in these elections prove I am the greatest leader in the history of Africa," Mugabe told supporters in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare. "I have spent my whole life fighting for the Zimbabwean people and they continue to elect me."

"I am the greatest African who has ever lived," Mugabe said. "The world should love me more than the idiot Nelson Mandela. F**k Nelson Mandela. As I waged war against colonialism, that coward sat on his ass in prison for 27 years. He's a coward.

"I have been leader for 33 years. Mandela was president for five years. What kind of idiot gives up political power? Great leaders like me know how to stay in power.

Mugabe also mocked South Africa's multicultural "rainbow nation" in his speech, claiming that Mandela didn't care about the interests of black Africans.

"There is only one color allowed in Zimbabwe, and it is black," he said. "I banned the color white in my country. Nelson Mandela told all the white people to stay in his ridiculous rainbow nation. He should have thrown all of the whites out of his country like I did.

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PRESS STATEMENT FROM KENYA AIRWAYS CEO NAIKUNI ON FIRE AT JOMO KENYATTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT



Regarding the fire at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) we would like to inform all our customers and stakeholders that all our incoming and outgoing passengers are safe.
There will be certain disruptions on our operations and as soon as we get clarity on the extent of the damage we will advise everyone on what we intend to do.
Flights coming into JKIA have been diverted to Mombasa. Transiting passengers have been taken to hotels. Other flights from Nairobi have been temporarily suspended. Further updates on the situation and resumption of normal operations will be provided in an hour. Please bear with us as we understand the situation more clearly.
Dr Titus Naikuni
Group Managing Director and CEO
Kenya Airways
August 7, 2013

KENYA CONSUMERS ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH A SWEDISH BODY TO PROMOTE ORGANIC FARMING IN WESTERN KENYA



By Samuel Ouma

The Kenya Consumer Organization (KCO) in partnership with the Swedish Society for Nature and Conservation (SSNC) has launched a campaign to promote  organic farming to improve food security in Western Kenya.

 Speaking to KCO Executive Director Mr. Francis Orago, the programme which is being piloted in Siaya County aims at improving soil fertility to enhance food production in the area through the use of organic manure and also to control the use of chemicals to enhance healthy yield.

 “Our main aim is to boost the crop production in this region of hence ensure that the resident’s perceived good yield without using fertilizer as one of the manures,” He added.  

 Mr. Orago revealed that during the three months programme dubbed ‘Organic farming for sustainable food for all’, farmers will be trained on techniques of recycling nutrients in organic matter by use of compost manure, adding that this will also help in reducing food production costs.

 He emphasized on the need for organic farming techniques, noting that most farmers in the region can not afford fertilizers due to its high costs and lack of effective capacity to use them.

 The Director warned that due to high chemical content, the use of inorganic fertilizer is harmful to both human health and soil fertility hence interfered with the crop production leading to poor harvest of the crops.

 Orago who was addressing the press in Bondo town observed that if small scale farmers are capacitated to practice organic farming at affordable rates, the technique will address the perennial food shortages in the region.

 Orago was joined with KCO regional coordinator for Western Kenya Ms. Eunivensia Adongo and programs coordinator Mr. Richard Odhiambo Awange.

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

KISUMU COUNTY ASSEMBLE MEMBERS TO SPEND SH.4 MILLION DURING THEIR 10 DAY VISIT TO UGANDA

Kisumu County Assembly plans to visit Uganda for ten days at a cost of Sh. 7.4 million.

FAKE COP WAIGANJO WANTS TO MEET RAILA BEFORE DROPPING A BOMBSHELL ON HOW JUBILEE STOLE HIS VICTOR



ALLEGED Police imposter Joshua Waiganjo now wants to meet former Prime Minister Raila Odinga before releasing a dossier on how Jubilee rigged the last general elections.

Waiganjo who is being held in remand at Naivasha said the yet to be published memoirs would expose the web f deceit involving top government officials and how the rigging was planned.

 “The previous Government misled everybody and denied me a chance to speak out, watu wasijue ukweli. They succeeded and that’s why I decided I have to write a book, covering everything. I decided to even sacrifice my life, for people to know the truth’’he said.

UHURU INVITES RAILA TO STATE HOUSE THIS FRIDAY TO SEEK GUIDANCE ON LEADERSHIP FROM THE FORMER PM



PRESIDENT Uhuru Kenyatta will this Friday host Prime Minister Raila Odinga at the State House to seek guidance on how to navigate the already staggering government.
Others invited in the same meeting are retired President Mwai Kibaki and his predecessor Daniel Arap Moi.