No one is arguing with interdependency. No ministry is an island. They all depend on each other.
Exactly. If you noticed in an earlier post i said i haven't seen the executive order so your assertions on organizing are strange to me and therefore i cannot comment.
Kuhatika muhaka.
This one can raise a balloon in the Maasai Mara.
Begin by reading clause 160(1) of the Constitution which explicitly states the Judiciary shall be free of control or direction by anybody or authority, that alone bars the President from assigning any responsibilities to the Judiciary, only parliament can do that by making new laws, the Judiciary and the Public would then have the chance to give their input whether during the public participation stage.
Kenya lawyers do not disappoint when an opportunity to seek public limelight presents itself.
Niaje scampaka. What I abhor is this kind of sychopancy and utter nonsense. Unadefend mtu even when it is untenable. Ama judiciary na hizo constitution offices zlianza kazi May 10 so that he can guide them on what to be doing on May 11? Gathisha (or whatever you can call him) wants to take over everything. He took over parliament and these sychopants(or are they psychopaths?) clapped. He now wants to take over judiciary and they are happy about it. Remember it is now maybe more than an year since the last court order was obeyed. And they were clapping as well, even when houses of people were being brought down at night, in the middle of a pandemic. And if it was someone else, say Moi, their loud mouths would be bickering, shouting, yelling and gnashing their teeth.He wasn't president in those 57 years
My understanding of the issue is that the President directed that the point of contact between the executive and the judiciary is department D. Department D is within the executive. The coordination also requires that that the judiciary also appoints an a department C that's equally endowed to engage department B wholesome.
Hold ya horses nanii...if you have been noticing my comments when this personality is being discussed,you would know what my opinion is...
You dont have to argue with every drunk kwa mung'etho! Some will claim you slept with "whoever is appropriate including their whomever " just.to gain mileage. Then you will be dragged across senate accused of denigrating your intellect. Some wars are meant to be done using mud which is beneath your calibre sir.
Hehe...I wasnt referring to you as well
. Was referring to those who are celebrating authoritarianism. I know your positionAki unajionanga ka unajua sana. Nyamenya, you don't know shit. I have called you out for the longest time for your bullshit! Sometimes kunyamaza is a virtue. And by the way, your handle resembles your thinking
You must go back to the Nyayo error to truly appreciate the need for the Judiciary to be completely independent of direction or control. The constitution we gave ourselves demands the Judiciary resists even harmless directions, not even one.
Who remembers Squealer?
www.npr.org
The biggest threat to the judiciary is corruption not executive control. JSC is unwilling or too compromised to crack the whip against errant judges and magistrates. Many of them are not on your side! For example, why is it that we have a very high conviction rate for road traffic offences? Why is that lady justice still in office? Why can't she 'step aside' like we expect politicians to do.
