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zapp_brannigan said:
Mwalimu I know you are intouch with what's happening Kwa ground pahali unaishi .Do you think the majority in your area would vote yes for BBI ?
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Your question is theoretical. I can only say that campaigns are designed, executed, evaluated, redesigned or reinforced and the outcome is never clear until just a few days before the vote. Messaging for this one would be easy and it would pass.

P/S - It is the reason people tried so hard to block it from going to a plebescite.
 
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Unlike Githu...I find this current AG very incompetent. By the way... do you know he had not applied for this job....
 
Our Court system is not up to scratch. Not all cases should go to Court. It is unwise and unpragmatic to think that every issue should be determined by the Courts however petty, far-fetched or frivolous.

In this instance I am tempted to see this BBI suit as abuse of process.
Why do they want to fight it in Supreme Court when the case has failed in the first and appeal instances? Do they have new evidence? Can’t they see the Public really hates this thing?

It’s the high time that Kenyan Courts started checking the merits of cases going to trial. Here in UK, the Crown Prosecution Service which prosecutes cases on behalf of the Police and Government has to ensure that all cases have reasonable prospect of conviction before commencement of trial. That entails sufficient evidence and a public interest to the case.

Here in Kenya, it is not uncommon to find a Judge entertaining a case with no verifiable evidence at all.
 
Tiiga Waana said:
Why do they want to fight it in Supreme Court when the case has failed in the first and appeal instances? Do they have new evidence? Can’t they see the Public really hates this thing?
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I hear they are going to seek some clarifications and interpretations on issues they feel the lower courts "over-reached".
 
Mwalimu-G said:
I hear they are going to seek some clarifications and interpretations on issues they feel the lower courts "over-reached".
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I can confidently assure you, without fear of any doubts whatsoever, that this will be what we call in the trade a fishing expedition and at best a shot in the dark.
They will criticise and throw mud haphazardly and in all directions at the recent ruling hoping that some will stick.
 
Tiiga Waana said:
I can confidently assure you, without fear of any doubts whatsoever, that this will be what we call in the trade a fishing expedition and at best a shot in the dark.
They will criticise and throw mud haphazardly and in all directions at the recent ruling hoping that some will stick.
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See what @Luther12 has posted...

Inside the Shadowy World of Disinformation-for-hire in Kenya.

New research by Mozilla Fellows Odanga Madung and Brian Obilo reveals that Kenyan journalists, judges, and other members of civil society are facing coordinated disinformation campaigns on Twitter — and that Twitter is doing very little to stop it. READ THE REPORT Madung and Obilo conducted...
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Tiiga Waana said:
I can confidently assure you, without fear of any doubts whatsoever, that this will be what we call in the trade a fishing expedition and at best a shot in the dark.
They will criticise and throw mud haphazardly and in all directions at the recent ruling hoping that some will stick.
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Are you in the "my learned friend' trade ?
Pole for asking if everyone here already knows wewe ni wakili.
 
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